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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1911
Page
8
A Middletown story recounts Civil War memories around Mt Tabor near South Mountain. Union and Confederate wounded were cared for in Joseph Gaver's yard, with ambulances unloading bloody burdens and eleven men killed in front of the house as surgeons worked amid a transformed home.
Vivid yet imperfect account recalls battles around a mountain town. Descriptions center on dead and wounded at the siege, with veterans and families sheltering in cellars as cannons and smoke filled the valley. The piece shifts to a calmer memory of a peaceful landscape and lingering scars of conflict.
An Annapolis city council meeting discussed using old registration books for the municipal election. The books listed few black voters and excluded many eligible voters, prompting disputes over eligibility and unequal access to the ballot.
A garbled OCR fragment references extended travel, forecasts, experts, and officials. It mentions a northern trip, a forecast over a period, and various labeled notes. No clear people, organizations, or dates are legible to identify a specific event.
A fragmented article offers household guidance on preparing wholesome dishes and managing chores. It lists recipes and techniques for canning pears and wine, apples and sauces, vegetable pies, beef tests, and kitchen tasks like watering hanging baskets, while weaving in period kitchen terms and domestic tips.
A fragmented advice excerpt covers carpet cleaning with a rusty grate and netting, laundry hints using orris root for delicate fabrics, and shoe fitting guidance for growing children. It notes delaying polishing, imparting violet scent, and ensuring proper sizing to avoid wear and tear on growing feet.
The Corwin, the first vessel to reach Nome this season, was trapped in the Bering Sea ice but freed by rescue efforts. The cutter Meo and local crews aided the stranded ship to continue provisions to Nome amid dangerous pack ice conditions.
Quotations show corrected July 8 1911 with prices for wheat oats corn rye barley and flour products. Includes wheat No 2 red and white hed prices, cornmeal mill feed red dog dairy feed and seeds Timothy clover hay timothy and mixed varieties with per bushel or per ton rates. Specific ranges list ranges for each commodity and grade.
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