Luncheon Menu Note with Bre Piece Stend and Brown Bread
A luncheon item lists Gresm of Garn Eup with Bre Piece Stend, served with brown bread and fruit.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1906
Page
4
A luncheon item lists Gresm of Garn Eup with Bre Piece Stend, served with brown bread and fruit.
A long, OCR damaged list of recipes including Strawberry Sauce, Stuffed Potatoes, Green Pea Soup, Crab Sour, Fruit Frappe, and May Days. The text blends step by step instructions for batter, fillings, and garnishes with references to eggs, milk, butter, sugar, and herbs, suggesting a domestic cookbook or household menu excerpt.
Br. Cassatt rose from early railroad work to lead the Pennsylvania Railroad division. He helped secure a railroad in Georgia, then joined the department of the Stennsylvanis, becoming superintendent, central officer, and later general superintendent. He served as president of the Pennsylvanias high sition for seven years.
Chilling the fat and puffs browe rapidly. Lift out with a wire and drain on paper. Slice tomatoes evenly and scoop stem ends to remove pulp. Mix scraps with spaghetti cheese onion and breadcrumbs. Fill shells, top with tomato slips, bake fifteen minutes in greased pan at hot oven.
A nostalgic weekly wrap recounts commencement week events, garden blooms, and community gatherings. It highlights school graduations, church services, strawberry festivals, and local outings, with mentions of Roosevelt's Virginia visit and Memorial Day observances.
A fragmented, quirky passage explores social anxiety around a local figure and the difficulty of polite behavior amid suspicion. It hints at secrecy, resentment, and the pressure to conceal discontent within small community dynamics.
A Derby Conn dispatch to the New York Sun asks if Washington sang The Darby Ram to the Ellsworth hymn. The piece traces the Darby ram legend from Col. David Humphreys and merino sheep introduced to Derby by Humphreys, noting ceremonial connections with the Daughters of the American Revolution and the possible posthumous dating of the song.
A fragmented, polemical piece laments a declining world age and moral decay while urging action from the young to break fetters, endure hardship, and carry forward the light of progress. The text merges prophetic cadence with social critique and moral exhortation. An embedded advertisement promotes Chamber- Istas Stomach and Liver Tablets, allegedly curing stomach troubles, priced at a quarter and sold at a local drug store.
A blackout of text describes Milwaukee police considering or implementing changes to deputy attire. References to doctors, violent events, and a jet strike appear in faded passages. The text mentions cowboys, Prem Fre ian Terrie, and shifts to city police uniforms and plains standards, noting Tulea summer uniforms being abandoned.
Widow John 3 Whitmore of Frederick Maryland recounts kidney trouble relief after using Doan’s Kidney Pills from Clinton Main’s drug store. She notes headaches back pain fevers and general weakness linked to kidney disorder and praises the pill’s prompt help and lasting improvement.
The notice lists fidelity bonds 40 000 to loan on mortgages at 8 percent and 45.00 to loan on notes. It describes multiple parcels for sale including 134 miles from Boyd, a 160 acre farm, 36 acres with buildings near Hacc's shop, various tracts in Montgomery County, and suburban homes with lawns. Also mentions building lots and a two story dwelling on East Stand X. C. Railhroad near N Market Street.
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