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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1904
Page
4
A Wisconsen political item outlines measures to ease job stress and labor concerns as the electorate considers safety, wages, and hours. The piece highlights engagement with unions, business groups, and state agencies to reduce burdens on workers.
The column reviews high school commencements across the county with praise for graduates and community scenes. It notes summer festivities at Braddock Heights and Libertytown, local officials reshaping towns, and upcoming events including fairs, gas exhibitions, and a hospital fete. The piece also mentions Roosevelt’s nomination and Admiral Schley’s Annapolis plans, ending with Braddock picnic anticipation.
A catalog of fruit pickling and savory dishes covering pineapple sweet pickles pears peaches cantaloupe and cucumber style recipes. Includes steps for scalding peeling slicing and simmering with sugar vinegar and spices. Also details scrambled eggs with tomatoes mushroom and chicken recipes and a note on fresh pineapple juice preservation.
A patient with Brights disease weighing 10 pounds began a milk only diet of one quart per meal totaling three quarts daily. He soon showed no sign of illness, gaining thirty pounds while continuing professional duties day and night. A Chicago news item notes a misfired quip about hair color and aging.
The Brooklin Eagle notes growing West canning of jack rabbits from Echo Oregon with thousands slaughtered monthly. It cites farm hunts, roundups, and big losses as ranchers push expansion into cannery supply while extinction fears rise. Oregon cannery expects about 1000 pounds daily with coast orders increasing.
A list of aliases and translations shows John Smith rendered in many languages and alphabets. The note concludes with a motto about patience versus advertising for desired items.
Death disrupts the WURRESPONDERCE region as George Christias Thomas known as Oriat Cannon dies at seventy four after prolonged illness. Funeral held at Brookhill church with interment at the adjoining cemetery. relatives and neighbors gathered, and local figures served as bearers. Other notes cover a Brookhill church festival, local visits, and society items including a talk on cuckoo strategy and a brief piece on the origin of pictorial postal cards.
An illustrated scene shows Professor Rach directing a leopard and a child, but the animal and the boy resist, both reacting to a failed mind transfer. A bleat, a growl and a crunch ruin the intended demonstration.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers various excursion tickets to St Louis with return limits through December 15, 1904. Prices include 35.60 round trip for sensor tickets, 22.25 for sixty day, 18.75 for fifteen day, and 16.00 for a ten day special coach option. Stop overs allowed up to ten days at several points. trains run daily from major cities to St Louis with full dining car service. Also ad for Frederick travel, plus local ads for bricksen arnica salve and Harper whiskey display.
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