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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1903
Page
4
A compact collection of old time recipes. Includes methods for Persian cucumber salad with crisp cucumbers and a tangy dressing, creamed oysters for pies or timbales, and several tomato based dishes. Recipes cover tomato bisque with rice, quick tomato soup, tomato farci, and tomato molds for salads with gelatin and seafood fillings.
A garbled yet readable extract presents tomato based dishes including Tomato Pulp soup style and Tomato Fritters. It also offers household tips on starch improvement and cleaning with kerosene. It notes boiler and seasoning steps, plus artful care of furniture and pests.
A Shortsville NY editor reports Chamberlains Conch Remedy cured a second severe grip attack last winter. He describes rapid relief from coughing and pain, noting the remedy worked when others failed. Sold by AL PATTE. Also mentions Becklen's Arica Saltexholly for wounds and ulcers, with A. Li. Pearre as the local druggist.
The column blends memories of spring with local happenings. It notes weddings and funerals, concerts at the Woman's College and University course lectures, a Fisher’s Minstrels performance, and Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Opera House. It mentions National and State colors at Visitation Academy, Easter preparations, gas office activity, street repairs, and upcoming events at the Woman's College and M.O.A. Also references local businesses, a new rail line, and April Fool’s Day farewell to March.
The column notes a shift toward spring meals with eggs, fish, lamb, and garden produce as markets anticipate warmer weather. It lists current prices for eggs, butter, poultry, fruit, vegetables, fish, and meats, highlighting Easter flowers and the timetable from March to April while forecasting stronger market activity and women handling the marketing.
The article recalls how Reverend Father John O’Brien of Lowell Massachusetts recommended a health prescription to his parishioners. The remedy, named Father John’s Medicine by public choice, is described as pure and wholesome, free from narcotics, and said to strengthen the body and cure colds and throat and lung troubles for fifty years.
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