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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1907
Page
2
A historic domestic guide presents an easily prepared menu with dog breakfast and dinner items. It lists items like fried liver and tomatoes, chicken with gravy, potatoes, peas, cucumbers, blackberry pie, and coffee, aimed at easing household cooking and worries.
A dated recipe collection describes boe soney nut sandwiches toasted with golden honey and chopped nuts, then dressed with a rich egg and olive oil blend. It includes instructions for grape jelly, angel's food, bouillon, chicken jelly, and Washington cake fillings and frostings.
Mary Jaye salutes a lively summer scene in Jefferson with outdoor picnics, dances, sports, and church gatherings. She notes weddings few, deaths noted, local outings, fairs, and reforms, plus a plug for Efberrie Bitters at Modern Pharmacy.
Mrs Anthony J Drexel of the Philadelphia Drexel family gains social prominence in England. She is said to have introduced her daughter at the court of King Edward and to be on cordial terms with the king and queen. Her lively wit and youthful charm are highlighted in society circles.
A panel reports on British municipal utilities in Great Britain. Maltbie supports city power to operate if needed, noting better service and lower risk though privately owned firms may offer economical pricing and reliable supply. Edgar and Clark urge regulation of private firms, not municipal ownership, citing risks and limited public interest in operating plants.
Henry Gentral of York Pennsylvania a 65 year old mineralogist claims eleven years of experiments yield a device that locates mineral veins with certainty by matching a mineral type to a magnetic like current. He says the machine marks depth width and length and works beyond strata. Gentral reports locating lead veins copper deposits and a vast lead deposit near York and notes an expensive New York venture misread a vein.
A bustling OER market notes thin supplies yet lists extensive price data for fruits, vegetables, poultry, fish, meats, and dairy. Prices include oranges at 60 cents, potatoes 10 to 15 cents, berries 0 to 12 cents, mackerel 20 cents per pound, and various cuts of beef and pork ranging from 10 to 19 cents per pound.
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers' Exchange dated Memorable Day list prices for corn, wheat, oats, hay, flour, meal, buckwheat, and other commodities. Prices show ranges for No 3 Red wheat, yellow corn, oats, hay, straw, flour, meal, and animal feed. Includes warnings of OCR noise and a political notice segment.
An advertisement recounts a Branwick man's kidney trouble and backache, praising Dean's Kidney Pills as the cure after other remedies failed. The testimonial credits Dr. Kilburn Co and Moser's, with price listed and claims of full relief. The piece targets consumers across the United States, urging readers to remember the Dean's name.
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