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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1899
Page
7
A culinary page offers breakfast and dinner ideas with recipes for waffles fried egg plant cold slaw and blackberry cream. It includes deviled clams creamed shrimp and a variety of sauces plus trimming fashion notes and home care tips.
Farmers busy hauling in wheat as rain slows field work. Mapleville Sunday school services postponed to July 2 with large turnout. Local visits include Mrs Shoemaker improving slowly and Miss Cora Utz staying with John Dayhoof. Various residents from Bartholows, Taneytown and New Midway noted visiting, traveling or attending events. Buffalo trip for Carroll Conclave reported. Fourth of July largely quiet with family gatherings. Rocky Springs notes close Sacred Heart mission for summer and upcoming Sunday picnics. wheat harvest near finish with good prospects.
The M. M. church ladies announce an ice corona festival to be held on the town lot beside the church beginning Thursday evening July 13 1894 and continuing each evening through the week. BRUNKEWIUK. Miss Luckett has closed her school and will reopen the first Monday in September. The town patrons are urged to support her refined school. Miss Kaplan of this town graduated with high honors at Wolf’s Business College Hagerstown for music and is taught by Mrs Lily Herring Pontroll. Rev. Nelson preached at Grace Chapel last Sunday with the organist performing beautifully.
Misa Olea Burdette of Bartholows guests of Misa Fairy Hyatt. Mr and Mrs Bennett of Ridgeville visit. Mr John Boyar returns from Baltimore to son J D Boyar. Miss Norma Magle sprains ankle. Manton Molesworth of Buckeystown visits family. Agricultural tips discuss managing pigs to prevent thumps, feeding regimes, and use of buttermilk. Indian asylum site near Canton noted with mixed-breed patients and tribal health observations from United States Commissioner Jones.
Ne Hnew the Coin, Count Cassini, the Russian ambassador at Washington, is an expert on coins. A friend showed him an ancient Egyptian one said to be so old the place of its creation was forgotten. The count recalls a Birmingham shop that produced such coins at 3 shillings 6 pence per dozen.
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