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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1901
Page
4
Recipes list Montrose Sauce with cream eggs gelatine and brandy, plus a variety of fish breakfasts, soufflés, rolled pancakes and German pancakes. Also included are stews, griddle cakes, Kougels, peppers and onions, salmon soup, and pantry tips on lace care, sealing envelopes, and silver maintenance.
A fragment describing a feather pillow case as a soothing gift for sleeplessness, scented with hops, and featuring home stitched borders. It notes stitched trimming and sewlog machine work in contrasting colors, especially black and white, as decorative yet affordable adornment.
Mary Jane recounts a summer trip through Montgomery County visiting Washington Grove, Lime Kiln, and Bucksystown. She describes camp meeting life, open air church, a Star Spangled Banner lecture, Fourth of July travels, local scenes, and plans for further vacation installments with affectionate references to friends and places.
Special excursion rates to Chicago Indianapolis Detroit Cincinnati Louisville and San Francisco for conventions and associations. One fare round trip. Tickets valid July 23 24 25 or sale days with return extensions to late summer. Extensions require ticket deposit and small fees. Contact a Baltimore & Ohio agent for full details.
A fragmentary two part note discusses bees and bulls. It opens with a poetic excerpt from Mae terlinck on drones and workers, detailing eye facets and anatomical features, labor roles, and hive life. It then shifts to a Pearsontype remark on Spanish bullfighters fearing cows, arguing cows’ agility and tactics would unsettle fighters robbing calves.
An editor in The Ladies' Home Journal recalls a spring morning when a golden hair lay between manuscript pages. He retrieves it with care and returns it, deciding the owner may need it. The tale questions if such a small item could influence literary rights.
An Arkansas druggist praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as superior for stomach and bowel troubles. He claims it cured two severe cholera cases in his family and sold hundreds of bottles with satisfied customers. Also notes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise a cold cure in one day with a money back guarantee.
A damaged乡 fragment describes a sheep dog that rounds up children in a paddyock causing alarm in a township. The dog takes the children, with a narrator insisting the tale is factual. A curious aside cites a mothers' congress and humor from a Cleveland Plain Dealer quote.
A paper notes claims for Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy with $100 reward for cures, plus testimonials and sales pitches for Hall's Family Pills and HARPER Whiskey as a household tonic. Additional lines tout medicines to stop coughs and treat colds with Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
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