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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1900
Page
1
A historical household menu lists quick prep items for toothsome wholesome dishes and cures minor ailments. It presents a collection of portable dishes, recipes, and prescriptions meant to ease household tasks and reduce daily worries.
A collection of vintage cooking instructions including baked herrings with lemon and breadcrumbs, boiled eggs with curry sauce served over rice, carrot and onion soup with stock and parsley, a butter and onion roux, and a layered jelly pudding. Also notes on edible wild greens and weeds used in salads.
AUterine style guidance covers cheese paste biscuits with ham layer and olive center, orange and grape fruit salads with garlic dressing, and a beef sandwich tip. A tip on furniture de insecting follows. HALIBUT TIMBALES recipe uses halibut, lemon juice, cayenne, cream, egg whites, and buttered mold timbales baked in water, served with cream Bechamel or lobster sauce and parsley garnish.
Major W H Thomas president of an organization with 75600 fourth class postmasters writes for Success urging government action. Pay averages 3.40 weekly. postmasters seek credit for matter mailed on trains and partial rent light and fuel support. They note increased mail volume, new services, and no compensation rise.
A new steerable balloon powered by a small double petroleum motor draws interest. It uses ordinary gas, with hydrogen preferred for lifting, and promises an easier ascent. The piece notes the device could pave the heavens while touting a patent cure regimen and a spring tonic claim for health.
In a Life column excerpt Kate Masterson describes a domestic scene where a wife, bandaged after a fall, dramatic decor and a burned centerpiece become her proud project. The husband admires her resourceful, rebellious performance while acknowledging the risks and costs of the elaborate setup.
A Detroit Free Press piece sketches a suitor blocked by a daughter who won’t yield. An anxious lad wanders from a handsome upper city house as the old father blocks exits, offers cordial, and jokes about “in the blood.” The father scolds, then tempers, while the girl laughs and the youth remains hopeful.
An old time medicine advertisement touts Ball's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh, claiming constitutional benefits and blood cleansing. It offers a $100 reward for testimonials and lists F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo as makers with Hall's Family Pills as a preferred remedy.
An advertisement claims Ely's Cream Balm relieves chronic nasal catarrh instantly by soothing inflamed nasal surfaces. It also promotes One Minute Cough Syrup as a safe, rapid aid for coughs and throat illnesses, endorsed by local druggists.
A pharmacy style ad depicts a female clerk weakened by overwork and nervous strain. It promotes Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for irregularities and female health issues, claiming to regulate functions, stop drains, strengthen nerves, and improve overall health.
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