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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1906
Page
4
A long list of home canned preserves and recipes including okra gumbo rhubarb jams and cordials. Includes tips for making blackberry vinegar blackberries mold glue sachets and glue a variety of household directions and hints.
The excerpt recalls 17th century New England punishments such as binding a wife to a post for beating a husband and stocks for traveling on lecture day. It mentions Dorothy Brown bound and chained, Anna Elis whipped publicly for reproaching magistrates, and a cleft stick applied for slandering elders, illustrating harsh colonial discipline.
A San Francisco theater audience and a local clergyman praised Miss Norma Whalley as one of the world’s most beautiful women. The critic had earlier doubted her radiance, but later conceded her work shows advancement and artistic merit in recent years.
County correspondence from Creagrestown recounts visits by relatives from New York New London and Baltimore and trips to Liberty Rocky Ridge and Continental. It lists church events funerals and social visits including Rev O F Brengenzer and the Ogle family with engagements in Bloomfield Yellow Springs and Trentville.
Mary Jaze's piece blends rural entertainments with church events and seasonal pleasures. It covers fairs, picnics, dances, tennis, concerts, and county railways while naming places like Braddock Heights Knoxville and Island Park and noting upcoming Lutheran reunions and hospital events.
An advertisement urges relief from backache weakness and intermittent kidney pain via Dean's Kidney Pills. It cites a Frederick dressmaker Mrs. L. Chamberlain who recovered after a four year battle with kidney weakness and backache following an influenza attack. The copy claims Clinton Beal/Malo drugstore as the United States sole supplier and warns against substitutes.
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