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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
5
Old guide lists Irvine style recipes and techniques for table prep including iced currant water and currant wine. It covers gooseberry pie, pepper pot, and beef and codfish dishes with detailed steps, from dough to simmering stock, plus delicate French pancakes and a cheese torte style bake.
A jumble of vintage recipe directions describes clam fritters using fish eggs milk eggs and bread crumbs plus a baked dessert called Baspherey Charlotte. Instructions mix batter fold in rice currants raspberries and sugar then bake until done in a warm oven.
William H. Kaho of Garner township Frederick County Maryland born October 1532 left a legacy as a wheelwright and mill operator. He journeyed west to Colorado and Montana before settling permanently in Council Bluffs and Garner township. Survived by brothers Captain L H Kuhn and David A Kuhn with several nieces and nephews, the funeral was led by David A Kuhn and included prayers. Margaret E Ovelman and Margaret E Kuhn died earlier in Mechanicstown and Washington DC respectively.
A 1900s style appeal urges kidney health for women, promoting Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn. Mrs Osler Sting of 472 West South Street testifies to relief from backaches and kidney trouble after using the remedy, available for 60 cents through Clinton E Main druggists, Buffalo agents.
Special fashion notes discuss simple net dresses with light trimmings and two or three reokes in the skirt, while avoiding over elaborate embroidery. Lace and embroidery favored but restrained, with white satin belts and standard white silk hosiery. Hollywood at the time shows black and white with delicate color accents, and hats retain crown shapes with embroidered brim details. The piece mentions summer fabrics, engravings, and evolving trims. illustrations accompany the article.
The article notes a revival of black and white fashions with large black dot foulards on white, princess dresses in silk and lace, and bold sash belts. Princess models feature lace insertions and English embroidery, while colored foulards remain strong and embroidered linen suits gain favor alongside elegant Eton black silks and refined accessories.
A business man recounts an attempted balance manipulation by a mentally unstable customer who forced entry during the day. The assailant offered to settle accounts, manipulated figures, produced forged checks, and fled after a brutal blow. The attacker disappeared leaving a burned cash book and ashes.
The piece describes a two year classroom and field program for cadets at West Point. It notes first, third, and fourth classmen endure camp life with comforts and discomforts, participate in cavalry charges, and experience occasional skirmishes to break routine. The depiction emphasizes hands on field life for Uncle Sam’s cadets.
A reader recounts a tangled attempt to balance an account claiming adjustments and a remaining discrepancy of about twenty dollars. The page then quotes testimonials praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, urging readers to buy at Pearre’s Drug Store. It includes a note about soldiers in Cuba and the Philippines and a claim that Dr Klugh’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds is the best medicine for various ailments.
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