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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1902
Page
9
A garbled OCR note references a menu Wendy prepared and mentions health concerns and warnings. Readable content is limited. the fragment hints at diet or treatment terms and potential remedies, with no clear events, dates, or names beyond Wendy.
A colonial style recipe fragment covers kidney soup with stock, carrots, onions and rice flour thickener, plus shinings on tomato fry, egg and tomato fritters, eggs in tomato aspic, and parboiled chicken dishes. Also includes pie crust, French toast method, and Angel's Food Cake instructions with steps and measurements.
Recipe text covers sloe sandwich bread, peach dipped in batter with Parmesan, and a five minute hot oven finish. Also includes huckleberry muffin batter, linen care tips, stain removal, and fragrance sachets. A Claddagh ring note and musings on drones, queens, and life lessons conclude with a literary reference to Dr. Caswell.
A Sao man nearly died from starvation before doctors could restore him with small food portions. The report notes others fear eating due to weak stomachs, causing further health decline. It praises Hestetter's Stomach Bitters as a stomach strengthener and health builder.
A lively weekly column recounts social events across towns during a nine week span. Commencements, receptions, and festive gatherings fill the narrative with church music, parades, and bustling streets. The piece highlights schools, picnics, and local entertainments amid warm gossip and seasonal changes.
An article notes a severe bout of whooping cough affecting a local son with threats of pneumonia. It mentions coach Nemeth and a mentor, with reference to World-Her id Pair Haven and Ward, and a sale listing by A. B. RTT B.
A Philadelphia woman, famed for social standing, tries on an untrimmed hat at a charity sale offering hats for 50 cents. With a single mirror far away she swaps hats and flees with another woman’s hat, paying 50 cents in coins and leaving the original behind. The incident is recounted as a cautionary tale from the exchange.
A New York woman with independent means recounts the thrill of riding in a luxury carriage to the Waldorf, noting the crowd and pride in paying cabbies to impress. The Philadelphia Ledger explains how wine tasters judge quality by aroma and brain effects, not gulping the sip.
The article notes the rare feminine side of the Legion of Honor, listing Marie Laurent as president of an educational institution for daughters and Rosa Bonheur as a notable early recipient. It also recounts Mme de Stael’s wit at the expense of male honorees and then shifts to Leominster’s old ducking stool, a Saxon era punishment last used in 18th century England, with other surviving examples cited in the countryside.
Old time newspaper notice promoting a miracle cure claimed by a famous doctor scientist. It also announces a public sale of household and kitchen furniture on June 24 1902 at 10 o'clock am with free gifts for buyers. Various local ads urge checking prices on coffees teas spices and extracts and promote a rail excursion and a cream shop on Market Street Frederick Maryland.
The passage describes fish and aquatic creatures adapting to strong currents with bold feeding, noting salmon and trout nests disrupted by strong swimmers. It mentions the salmon eye as a beacon to animals facing water birds, and lists insects and shrimp as deadly in certain remedies, touching on infant teething cures and cholera notions.
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