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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1906
Page
2
Partial readable text outlines a community effort to prepare meals and support workers during a period of labor worries. The fragment mentions care for workers, help for ongoing tasks, and collective action to keep operations moving amid concerns.
A long readable column offers recipes and household how to notes. It covers mustard sauce with horseradish, a chili sauce from canned tomatoes, pickled peaches or pears, hashed and seowned potatoes, steamed celery, white saute sauce, a beef relish, care of gloves, and brass ornament upkeep. It closes with a reminder to say you saw it in The Saws.
Special correspondence reports evolving fabrics and bridal styles in New York fashion circles. Chiffon, marquinette, and maline dominate gowns with short lace jackets, transparent yokes, and wide long skirts. A new waterproof valine, Malinstte, debuts and sells at about thirty cents a yard.
The text describes fabrics and trims for formal dress, noting checked salt patterns, black and white contrasts, and edging with white braid or velvet. It mentions black satin and broad fabrics as essential materials for dressy effects, with references to specific coats and evening attire.
Grain and corn planting hopes rise as farmers report good progress. Mrs George Wagner and three daughters visited Mrs Laurene Doyle and family. Estella Clay spent Friday evening with the Misses Johnson. Ella Oromrice returned from Washington D C after wintering there. Nora Young spent Sunday afternoon with the Misses Johnson. Charles Tebbit and daughter Barel visited from Washington D C with Mr and Mrs James Dayhor. Franklin Johnson spent Sunday in New London. Lawrence Russell visited Winchesters for Sunday and Monday. Mrs Marsha Applebee and Mrs Robert Johnson visited last Friday. Dr Bond preached at the M E church. Cleo Dovall returned home after visits to Rockville Kensington and Washington. Sunday school next Sunday at 2, preaching at 3, Epworth League at 7 30. LOCUST VALLEY William White of Washington...
In old style market notes, garments feature hand crocheted Irish lace skirts with Fabry crochet and floral ribbons. A new patent waist accessory named Tryone is praised for laundry friendly silk finish and rust free composition. Waist styles range from lace fronts to tailored belts, with silk and lace fabrics dominating, while dramatic alliances of embroidery and netting are priced up to ninety dollars.
Mr H L Wachter of Myerarlie visited relatives including Howard Wachter. Hiram Grote and Daniel of Hagerstown called on Jacob Summers in Bloomfield. Numerous visits to residents around Woodsboro Frederick and Lewistown noted. Clergy and church services listed. Families from Burkittsville to Frederick and beyond mentioned with travel and home visits.
Frederick residents praise Dean's Kidney Pills after years of backache and costly treatments. Testimonial claims the remedy restored strength and eliminated pain for months, with pills available at Clinton Main's drug store and 50 cent price. Also mentions Electric Bitters curing rheumatic symptoms for a long time and promotes local postmaster robbery report and nationwide sal agents Foster Milburn Co.
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