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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1906
Page
2
A compact guide to table and kitchen practice offering tips on creating meals, maintaining clean dishes, and managing household care. It presents practical advice and routines for work and daily tasks, focusing on efficiency and useful techniques.
A quirky 19th or early 20th century recipe page covers STEAWLEREY SHORTCAKE mixing, battering, and layering with berry fillings, plus buttery rusks. It then offers BAM SANDWICHES and DEYILEU EGGS methods, followed by PICNIC LEMONADE, CHEESE SATORY SANDWICHES, SUNAPEE CARAMEL CAKE, OLD FASHIONED GINGER SNAPS, KEXONSAISE POTATOES, OTAIL SOUP and a detailed ox tail soup simmering guide with steps and ingredients. The items present combine home baking tips and savory lunch ideas.
The article compares Shelby M. Cullum to Abraham Lincoln, highlighting likenesses in Kentucky birth, legal practice in Springfield, and facial features including the beard. It also mentions names and dates tied to their eras and notes public interest in the resemblance.
County correspondence from Libertytown reports Ki Arnold Whitmore of Frederick and family visiting his mother Mrs. Whitmore. Proceeds from a Junior Christian Endeavor fete on the Republic school ground reached about 17 dollars. Local social notes mention visits, barn construction, church services, and upcoming children services. A Sunday school picnic, a large turnout at a Black Rock gathering, and a detailed Children's Day program completed the week’s items.
Fragmented recipe excerpt describes fat removal and stock preparation, parboiled carrots, strained Ngaor with nnts, and a two day fat skim. It outlines making pathe jellied stock, bones, herbs, paprika, batter, and force meat balls with sherry, lemon, and brown flour.
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Report notes unnamed supporters of Clamberisin's Colic despite hesitation to testify. Friends praise the remedy for diarrhoea cures and its home use, with personal recommendations spreading among peers. Advertisement mentions sales by A L. Pestre's.
An old advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for stomach, liver and kidney troubles. It cites B A Brown of Bennettsville S C claiming his wife recovered from years of dyspepsia and torpid liver. The tonic is said to cure chills fever malaria dyspepsia and bladder disorders with A L Pearre Drug Co selling.
A Maryland expert analyzes road improvement laws in New Jersey and Massachusetts, detailing costs, mileage, and outcomes. The Shoemaker law aids County gains, with about 15,000 miles of rural roads slated for macadamization and hopes for 1,500 miles of improved main routes, boosting farm values and lowering maintenance costs.
An 19th century style ad warns of hidden kidney disease with symptoms like backache and fatigue and promotes Doan's Kidney Pills. It cites E K Eyler of Frederick endorsing the cure after two years of discomfort and relief after using the product from Clinton BE Main's drug store. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is sole US agent, price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
Craver and Stauffer issue calls for fidelity bonds of 40 000 to Joan on mortgages and 5 060 to Joan on notes. The advertisement catalogs farms and properties for sale or lease across Montgomery County including 210 acre and 160 acre farms, timber land tracts, building lots, and suburban homes with details on location such as near Bord's Motteomery and Calor Bridge, and on streets like N Market Street and Fourth Street.
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