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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1910
Page
2
A garbled collection of recipes and kitchen instructions describes how to prepare spivach aouffle and lobster dishes, including browning brains with butter and lard, boiling and cleaning meat, and making drawn butter sauces. The text mixes techniques for tongues, brains, and tomatoes with vague measurements and period phrasing.
An Annapolis dispatch notes H Dorsey Etehiaon of Frederick County in town to oversee congressional nomination matters. Nitchien seeks the Democratic nomination for Congress in the Sixth District and aims to secure delegates from his county and others in the district amid opposition and support. He hopes to win the field convection and garner the honor.
A diary of March mood and events references Lent, spring, weather, and local life. It notes weddings, theater, lectures, farm activity, moving pictures, and community plans. The piece blends War era nostalgia with faith, commerce, and seasonal preparations, including Easter anticipation and Halley’s comet.
Burgess Robert J. Ridgely of Myersville, this county, struck a young man after he yelled Buffalo Bill at him. Chester Young, about 18, was at the post office when the insult was heard. Ridgely then chastised Young on the sidewalk before going to the store. The incident left Young bruised and seeking relief from the public scene.
A May 1907 testimonial from Frank Buckey of Frederick Maryland extols Doan's Kidney Pills for curing severe kidney complaints and backache after Civil War hardships. He reports relief after three boxes and notes continued freedom from kidney trouble as of 1909, with Buffalo New York agent Doan's.
By virtue of Burrah A. Cluxe will and an Orphans Court order the executor offers public sale of the deceased Sarah Ainna estate at 110 West Third Street Frederick on March 21 1910 at 10 oclock AM. Items include furniture kitchenware farm tools and a NEW GOLDEN SUN fireplace heater with about 60 yards of carpet and miscellaneous household items. The sale seeks to continue farming and lists items such as pianobinder mower hay rake corn planter and various plows and implements.
An extensive auction notice for Wednesday March 16 1910 listing 100 chorky head of horses cattle hogs and farming implements. Items include Percheron horses cows a bull calf hay carriages wagons binders mowers planters churning machines and farming gear with a six month credit option for purchases over ten dollars and no removal until after settlement. The sale is conducted by C I Albahorhes chautier Clack intoxicating drinks banned.
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