Delicious Quaker City Invention and the Method of Producing It
A Philadelphia firm specializes in fried ice cream described as delicacies by a New York Times writer. A small solid cake of cream is wrapped in pastry then fried briefly to crisp the inside. Served immediately it remains as frozen as when made. Baked ice cream with meringue is another variety. The dish is linked to Mrs. Alexander Hamilton and anecdotes about President Jackson tasting it at the Executive Mansion. Rural borrowers were wary at first, then plates emptied rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quaker City
New York Times
National
Alexander Hamilton
Jackson
Executive Mansion
Plane No 7 Area Notes and Village Roundup
Mrs Amanda Morehead suffers paralysis for the second time and cannot speak for days. Renubden McCisin was injured while removing rock and fell about 35 feet. Many houses are being built at Slade Ridge Summ’t. residents travel to Waynesboro Pa. Reports of dogs causing scare in valley. Local people busily updating homes and attending schools. Plane No 6 features social events including a strawberry festival and a lengthy Barneville entertainment program with plays and songs. Community updates cover visits, store openings, and church activities across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mand Anders
Feuily
Vinidag
Waynesboro
Msurfee
The Red Sea Miracle Commentary by the Reverend Stearns
The lesson outlines Israel's exodus from Egypt with emphasis on the pillar of cloud, the Red Sea crossing, and God’s protection. It explains faith as surrender, Moses’ leadership, and the triumph over Pharaoh, while citing biblical verses to support divine providence and obedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel
Gal
Egypt
Sisin
Moses
Bin
Red Sea
Ford
Sam
Jesus
Personal notices from Hagerstown social updates
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr. Eigar McCardell returned from time to Hegerstown and attended Kee-Mar Col graduation. Many locals host and visit relatives with guests from Baltimore Danville Winchester and Columbia S C. Notables include Dr Frederick A Hupley celebrating his 60th ordination anniversary and visits by military and political figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eigar McCardell
Hegerstown
Kee-Mar
Willam Martin
Baltimore
Naonte Bouck
Harmony Grove
M. L. Lechlider
North Locust Street
Hageenstown
Lucile Sweffert
Danville
Mary Eschbach
Brooke
All Saints Rectory
Winchester
Wacv
Frederick A. Hupley
The
Reformed Church
Martinsburg
Juniata Classis
Rupley
Middletown
Joseph Hoxt
East Fourth Street
Grace Beard
Midtletown
Lela Bowere
Jeffer
Herman Richard
Hagerstown
Col. Heywood
Marine Corps
Washington
D. C
Stewart
Nevada
Judge Hays
Jows
Moreland
John White
Alice Noonan
Bettie Tyson
Weat
Second Street
Falling Waters
Shepherdatown
AnnspoHs
Navi Academy
White
Captain Seabree
Familly
Ludie
Edna
Nina MecCardell
A. C. McCardell
North Market Street
Anns Green
Columbia
S. C
Kee-Mar College
Lela Bowers
Jefferson
Petroleum Briquettes Replace Coal On Italian Warships
Solid petroleum fuel is made into briquettes by mixing 12 pints of petroleum 1 percent resin 55 ounces soap and 114 ounces caustic soda. The mass is heated stirred poured into molds dried and cooled. Trials on Marseilles tugboats showed three times more heat than coal briquettes with little smoke and ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Germany
Signor Maestracci
Marseilies
Marriage Licenses and Harmless Local Notices
Marriage licenses issued for Thomas McClary Wiles and Callie Renn. Chss H Freshman and Ida Martin. Harvey L Hahn and Florence Mike. Wmn Wilson and Idella Bruce. Also an ad touting Rambler bicycles with a 1 minute 51 second fastest mile claim and promotions for Electric Bitters with medical claims and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas McClary Wiles
Braddock
Callie V. Renn
Frederick
Freshman
Thurmont
Ida M. Martin
Mechanics Town
Harvey L. Hahn
Florence J. Mikesell
Wmn. Wilson
Idella Bruce
Urbana
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ROYAL
United Whites
Wall St
N. TF
the Daily News
Druggst
Zaliforrie Fig Syrup CO
Francisco
Cal
Luis Halle
Hen
York
D. H. Best
Glnorth Marert Street
L. Pearre
Frederick, Md
John P. Herbaugh
Babllinsville
Byant and Stratton's
Business College
Besse
Rev. Lewis
Philadelphia
Barnesville
Barseyee
Grange Hall
Mary Ward
Marion Manion
Mary Cooley
Roger Jamison
Grate Hoyle
Mary Brosius
School
Patience
Grace Hoyle
Frank Lillard
Leonard Hayes
Lady Daisy
Haile Miles Daisy Nichols
Estelle Cooley
A. Hard Seave
Elmer Hoyle
Eleanor Brosina
Wm. White
Jno. Ormes
Maste Cooley
Prof. Story
Helen
Joseph Beal
Story
Florence Loy
Charlie Brosins
Agnes Manion
John Ormes
Prof
Henry Howard
MM. Warren Price
Sam Hayes
Ida Sharell
B. F. Roberson
Calvin Loy
Loy
Zich Loy
John Hayes
Sacramento
Nathan Talbott
Plane NO
James T. Conner
B. Ogle Conners
Mery Ogle
B. F. Landsdale
Damascus
Montgomery County
James Tr. Conner
Mary Ogle
Benjamin Ogle
Maryland
Samuel Ogle
Plane No. 4
Piano No.4
Piessant Hill
Monrovia
Datsville
Gertile Ramsburg
Walkersville
Stinespring
Cora
Anna Lesse
George B Dinterman
Clemsonville
Charley Kintz
Snd
Louis Kintz
Thomas Stull
Smily
Mount Pleasant
Thomas Kregle
Wear Liberty
Louis Craver
M. C. Master
Rockville
Albert L. Pearre
Goelden
PD. B. Stearns
Rainstille
Taduca
Jacob Broom
Pearre
W. R. Rudy
Mt Airy
Mra. T
Hawking
Chattanooga
Teon
Shiloh
Apothecary
T.delaplaine
Garrett & Pearce
Shah
Alvert L. Pearre
Brussels
Hall, Headington & CO
Charles St
W. Payette St
George & Gelbert’s
Rootreer
Rootbeer
Goa
Arch St
Phil Fulcictore
Ards
E. Hires
Iphia
Sexton Grand
Iron King and
Noble Cook
Frederick Stove
Patrick &J
Thomas & CO
Oxford
Aviseiecs Oxford
Bi- Genetiemen
Loy & Perey
Kohler
FG. Co. Baur
Kohlers
Cook Remedy CO
Chleaaos Tik
Elzabeth’s
Washburn, Crosby Co
L. M. Hildebrand
Gall
N. J. Wilson & Sor Excelsior Stove House
East
Patrick
BR. Hartley
A. l. Pearre
South Market Street
Fatrick
D— Sieiner Beros
Ard
J. A. Williamson
News Offee
Child’s Excelsior Sleeping Coach
Grand Rapids Furniture
W. H. B. Etchison
Amatic
Fuley
Relay Mfc. Co
SFB
Morgan & Wright
Butler
W. T. Delaplaine
N.B
B. Hl. Bemsborg
Carlin
House
Tieff Sands
Chas. J. Spieff
North Liberty St
Lwepa
Qree
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