Unscrambled fragment notes local dish and work remedy
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear but mentions Wholesou Dishes and a work remedy linked to a Warrica of the Boys. No clear names, dates, places, or events emerge.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1906
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear but mentions Wholesou Dishes and a work remedy linked to a Warrica of the Boys. No clear names, dates, places, or events emerge.
The article outlines fricaseing braising and stew basics for economical meals, notes browning and simmering in stock or water, and describes dishes like tomato catsup and Cleopatra salads. It also covers practical bean dishes using good old iris beans, and several sponge cake and Berwick sponge care methods with steps and ingredients.
An old advertisement touts Cham berlain s Salve to ease sore nipples in infants and suggests applying it after bottle feeding. It claims the salve works quickly, notes a price of 25 cents per box, and lists L. Pesrte s brag Store as the seller.
A lively snapshot of a town's week highlighting summer’s arrival, market rhythms, half holidays, church and social events, firs incidents, and planned festivities. It notes pilgrimages, faculty talks, musical recitals, charitable bazaars, garden fairs, and upcoming strawberry festival, with reference to local clubs and churches.
A Baltimore News letter by George Alfred Towceerd argues Maryland railroads are being stripped from local control. He condemns state neglect, cites Washington City Branch and Western Maryland sales, and warns of rising fares, private profits, and public burden. He calls for action to curb monopolies and protect farming communities.
A garbled plan questions restricting 2,500,000 in Baltimore subway finance and potential tax cuts beyond railroad hikes. It cites a Harlem line family pass at 85 a month for 63 trips, and urges a united public appeal to back railroads while criticizing fiscal prudence and moral concerns.
Sunday social visits fill the week with residents of Rocky Ridge, Emmitsburg, and Taneytown visiting neighbors while frost damages crops and fields. A forest of small incidents marks life in nearby towns as residents report illnesses, improvements, and community events, including school activities and church plans.
A damaged Frederick area notice promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney trouble. John Webster, toll keeper on East Church Street, recounts relief after using the product at Custos E Mein's drug store. The ad claims rapid back pain relief and normal kidney function, with Buffalo agents selling the pills for 50 cents.
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