06 May 1905
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1905
Page
1
A brief item notes methods for men to prepare tasty and wholesome meals, with tips to ease household tasks and reduce stress. It frames cooking as practical labor, offering simple steps and focus on easing daily chores in the home.
A collection of old fashioned kitchen recipes including minced ham sandwich with mustard and butter, pineapple meringue dessert with custard, baked rhubarb variants, rhubarb fritters with brandy syrup, deviled crabs, crabs on toast, crème topped toast, baked crab meat, and barbecue crab sauce. It preserves period cooking steps and measurements for home cooks.
A vintage home cooking fragment describes deviled crab meat mixed into a dressing for lettuce, plus steps for veal cookery with herbs, stock, and browned toast. It even covers a refreshing oatmeal drink, egg shell cleaning uses, rust removal, and a dried clover pillow for summer comfort.
A 1910s view by Eugene BP Lyle Jr. outlines future wireless tech shaping railways alarms ships and energy. he imagines automatic fire alerts telephones submarines handwriting by wireless and even energy transmission from central plants to homes clocks and devices worldwide. The piece ponders dramatic shifts while noting practical hurdles and global reach.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers low summer fares for trips to Asbury Park Atlantic City Ocean City Rehoboth Beach and other Jersey and Delaware shore points with multiple excursion dates in June July and August Tickets are valid for sixteen days and return by July 10 or later. Also listings for Denver Portland and Buffalo events with sale windows and entitlements.
In a lively Maryland town, May arrives amid spring beauty and shifting winds. The week features theater at the Opera House, a City Hospital benefit, Grace Reformed classis gathering, recitals at the Woman's College, and various church and community events. Local fairs, trolley plans, schoolhouse bids, and civic committees reflect a bustling civic calendar.
An old advertisement claims deafness stems from catarrh of the Enatachian Tube and vows one hundred dollars for any deafness case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It alleges local applications fail due to dispersed tissue and urges readers to send for circulars from Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
Electrical engineer W D Young of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad critiques Senator Depew's claim that steam will vanish in a decade. He cites New York Central's $50 million electrification to New York and notes electric locomotives perform more work than steam, with cheaper repair. The piece discusses single phase motors, fewer substations, and ongoing trials by GE and Westinghouse, while noting B&O plans for future electrification.
My wife had a very aggravated cough that kept her awake nights. Two physicians could not help her. She took Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds which eased her cough gave her sleep and finally cured her. Strictly scientific cure for bronchitis and pneumonia. At A L Pearce’s drug store price Oc and 100 guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
A brisk notice describes a shop embracing old era equipment like derricks and jacks for lifting heavy materials while offering cheerful service on all projects. The ad highlights estimates and prompt work across various tasks, signaling a blend of vintage tools and contemporary efficiency.
John Webster, toll keeper at East Churobas trees, testifies to kidney pain relief after using Dosa's Kidney Pills from Clinton E. Main’s Drug Store. He notes backache and urinary issues improved within days, with full recovery after finishing the box. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
The Mayor and Aldermen of Frederick invite interested owners to hearings on three ordinances to repave with vitrified brick and re-kerb blocks on Market Street between Church and Second Streets and between Second and Third Streets, and on Patrick Street between Market Street and Middle Alley. One half of the cost may be assessed to front-feet owners, with the city covering the rest plus asphalt and intersections. Commissioners Bennett, Young, and Brown to oversee assessment. city to retain old material. hearings scheduled May 22, 1905 at 8 PM in City Hall.
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