How to Prepare Toolbeom Wholesome Dishes
The passage introduces a simple menu easily prepared, emphasizing wholesome dishes. It outlines basic cooking steps and ingredients to assemble a small, wholesome meal plan suitable for practical kitchen use.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1905
Page
4
The passage introduces a simple menu easily prepared, emphasizing wholesome dishes. It outlines basic cooking steps and ingredients to assemble a small, wholesome meal plan suitable for practical kitchen use.
A collection of fruit desserts and salad ideas including tapioca with strawberries, peppered berries, strawberry salad variations with claret or orange juice, codfish with rice and sauce, Lemon Jelly Salad, claret punch, frozen cream cheese salad, Neufchatel with ripe olives, Fecit Salad, Tangur Salad and Rose Petal Sandwiches with rose flavoring.
The passage describes making delicate sandwiches with bread butter and various fillings. It covers bread preparation rules for edge trimming and cutting into strips or circles. It details mushroom sandwiches with butter, seasonings, and lemon nutmeg, plus ginger sandwiches with preserved ginger and optional dates or figs in thin bread slices.
The column recalls sunny season rites from picnics to Sunday schools, weddings, dances, and baseball. It mentions Whitacuntids rain, the Heights picnic, school days at St. Johns, Shakespeare recitals, street paving, and civic groups decorating graves. Youths form a military company as colleges close for summer.
The piece notes summer events across the county including church lawn parties and a fete at Walteresville’s Emergency hospital, with references to commencements at multiple towns and schools. It mentions the Valley Register’s sixty second volume and future gatherings at the Opera House and various towns.
Roger Wolfe improved after rheumatism treatment at Frederick City Hospital. Yellow Springs Band returns from Hagerstown after playing for United Fire Company of Frederick. A telephone will be installed at Wm H Moore store. rural delivery expands services. Joseph Hilderbrand operates a busy saw mill along the High Wo road. Strawberries and cherries fade. raspberries and blackberries plentiful. Recent rains boost grain and crops. corn looks better locally. Mrs. John Twenty recovers from quinay attack. Local residents visit with the Shafer and Jost families in Washington and Utica. Frank Darrow visits from Charlesville. Multiple neighbors visit and socialized across Utica, Shockstown, Frogtown, and Pleasant Hill. George E B McLane improves wagon shed. David Shankle to move from Montgomery county after years of work.
Mr M W Fogle of Frederick continues well drilling work in the vicinity at Ones Reeder's and near McLane's. Mr Samuel X Linton is said to have bought the Fenok L Stoner property. Mr G E Mobasa recently spent an evening with Mr Jesse Walker of Pleasant Hill. Mrs Capt Staley and son Marto of Charileaville visited Reverdy T Staley of Walkersville. Mr AHeo G Martz of Baltimore is vacationing at home and trying farming. D 10 Kamp hires teams to haul saw logs to the saw mill for the Farnesre Exobarg project. Children’s Day service well attended. Gettysburg battlefield visits by several locals. Various residents visited relatives in Baltimore, Washington, and nearby towns. The strawberry crop is abundant and cherries are present. The new M P church at Olagettaville to be dedicated Sunday June 18. LIBERTYTOWN notes include Miss Marie E Peddiesrd visiting, Mr John Rossman visiting his father Edward Rossman, May Davis, and deaths of May Davis aged 65. Preaching Sunday by Rev O M Guilum on Those We Shall Know in Heaven. Special services planned for Sunday June 25 and Rev L H Pearce to preach.
An advertisement notes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and kidney complaints, featuring a testimonial from Charles Muffat of 41 West Fifth Avenue about past benefits after using three boxes. It promotes Clinton BE Main's drug store on Market Street and Foster Milburn Co. as sole U.S. agents, with price 60 cents. Also advertises Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Niagara Falls excursions with set dates and prices and a 1905 Christian Endeavor convention itinerary.
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