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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1910
Page
3
A collage of old recipe instructions includes sole fillets with lemon and cheese baked pasta layers, clams and pork stock, and several desserts such as Lamon Tant and Banbury Tart. The market gossip reports brisk produce prices and fruit harvest notes with detailed costs and vegetables, fish and poultry listings, and a kitchen bouquet recipe using onion, celery, carrot and spices.
The text describes layering vegetables with brown sugar and water to form a rich syrup, straining and bottling for cooling and storage. It also explains making a pull paste from flour and cold butter with seed-water, rolling lightly on a chilled board, folding multiple times, and baking pastry in a hot oven for crisp crusts.
Frederick patrons at the City Opera House will receive prizes offered by Messrs. Pearce Scheck and local manager George Lint. Tickets entries will be drawn by periods with prizes for first, second and third place. Contest closes Saturday August 35, with winners announced on stage by an official.
A compilation of brief items covers health, local government, and community events. Highlights include Montgomery County threshing yields, a call for a bridge plan connecting the Chesapeake regions, and notable local incidents. Various officials and citizens are named including governors, detectives, and church figures, with updates on public notices and transportation.
Fragmentary notes mention property deals and names like Ward C. Peter Thomas Witwell Rockville and Oliver Ke Fauver with unclear references to the Adar Brodke farm and roads. Text is garbled, hindering precise details on parcels owners or dates.
A garbled report details a high school or college baseball game with mixed names and misread lines. The final score appears 10 to 0 in favor of Doubs noted alongside scattered player names such as Michael, Brown, and Hargett. The text is fragmented with many OCR errors and unclear team labels.
Tomorrow churches across towns host Sunday schools and services. Rev Abvalon Knox leads at Trinity M E. Protestant Episcopal, Rev Geo Williamson preaches. Evangelical Lutheran led by Rev Uysen G Rapp. United Brethren pastor J A Klrrogate. First Baptist with Rev Alonzo Winters. Methodist Episcopal with Rev IL Lae mar. Presbyterian services by Rev Thoman Freeman Dixon. Evangelical Reformed by Rev Idenrl J Kielfsr. St Johns Catholic Masses at 7 and 10 am with Rev Tr Hanley preaching. Church of the Brethren sermon at 10:30 am. Grace Reformed under Rev EL McLean and Rev Coblentz at 7:30 pm. Bouary gear free. all invited.
Three teams Merchants, Railroad and Middletown competed last night with close totals as excitement rises among club members. Mon night matchups include Clerks and YMCA teams, while Lefty Runcell is praised for strong pitching in another Baltimore area game noted for a tight score.
An advertisement extols a pill called New Life Pills by Dre King, claiming 24 hour energy and mental vigor. It markets cure for weakness, languor, constipation, malaria, and general vitality, selling at Poarre's Modern Pharmacy amid bold claims.
The third annual Lutheran Sunday school reunion for Frederick County will be held at Braddock Heights on Wednesday July 27 with two services. Morning program starts at 10 o clock in the auditorium featuring Braddock Heights Orchestra and remarks by Rev W E Brown and Rev U S Rupp among others. Afternoon sessions include processional hymn arrangements and a youth delegation program led by Rev J Ott and Rev C L Rockey, with an address and organizational activities for the Young People's Society.
Braddock Heights hosts a song service tomorrow evening at o'clock led by Mr Adolpus Pearlake with Maple under Mr Melvin A E Biser. A Braddock Heights Band concert follows directed by Prof Erving Biser featuring selections such as Joy to the World Faust Gounod The Prince of Pitaen The Mill in the Forest and Gloria with Losey.
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