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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1902
Page
7
A long, mixed domestic menu shows recipes for bread, potato salad, mock corn oysters, apple cakes, veal loaf, poached eggs with mushrooms, Johnny cake, stewed halibut, lemon cream pie, pumpkin pie, and terrapin thickened sauce. It includes cooking tips, kitchen setup advice, and care guidance for washing delicate fabrics and visiting sick rooms.
A reader defends Sunday worship against tolls by turnpike companies, arguing Scripture and civil law support observing Sunday as a day of rest. The letter criticizes opponents and cites biblical verses, urging legislators to oppose tolls on Sundays and to protect public worship.
A Bristol paper lists a servant ad seeking no inquiries caps or aprons with evening work and good wages while a journalist claims no particular ability. A clerk ad asks for a place where strength or appearance aren t required. Ambiguous butter price notices appear with confusing wording. A Gloucestershire paper mixes announcements and a church paper seeks a gardener for one man who is lame deaf epileptic. A leading journal notes ads asking to pay debts from losses at beating.
A confused scholar enters a diner and orders in a muddled exchange. The waiter misreads the phrases as cooking instructions, prompting a comic miscommunication about how the dishes should be prepared. The anecdote hints at linguistic mix ups and playful dialogue.
Esther quotes describe South American nature as dangerous and untamed, likening it to a fairy tale turned dangerous. The dialogue contrasts England’s safety with tropical forest perils, where flowers and plants seem alive, murderous vines and strangling growths, and nature is opulent yet amoral.
Booker T Washington tells a humorous anecdote about an old colored preacher explaining how Israelites crossed the Red Sea. The preacher claims the ice held because it was early morning and cold, while Egyptians perished in midday sun thawed ice. A student questions the geography, the preacher admits the point but insists the logic works.
Remain quietly at home and take Chamberlain's Cough remedy for a quick recovery. The text claims the remedy counteracts grip complications and has been used by tens of thousands with reported recoveries.
Vermont based Smith's Green Mountain Renovator boasts cures for stomach, liver, and kidney diseases. Advertisers claim it works in New England origins and now nationwide under a sole agency. Money back guarantee offered if no help, inviting customers to try the remedy.
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