Paper bag cookery taught by Miss Thomas at local schools
Miss Thomas, teacher at Domeatic Sehe, demonstrates paper bag cookery to home classses citing fuel saving and odor control. She explains greasing bags, oven use, and advantages over traditional pots and pans, predicting growing adoption in homes and schools.
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Rien
Mise Thomas
Europe
Thomas
Alten
Mina
Thos
Peru 1d -Paper Co
Afateak
Shutout by Hagerstown Looms Over Frederick Team
Frederick baseball squad was blanked 14 to 0 in Hagerstown on Saturday as several local players missed the trip, while Hagerstown fielded prospectively skilled men. Westminster High School defeated Frederick High 8 to 0 on the local diamond with Westminster pitcher L. Smith and McHenry enduring costly miscues for Frederick.
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Gatettes
Fréerick
Hagerstown
Frederick
C. Lease
Morgan
Beall
Harry Phebus
D. Derr
Storm
Derr
Smith
Woodsboro
Hogarth
N. ‘Bowers
Westminster High
Frederick High
L. Smith
Westminster
Gian
Mc‘Henry
Anny Erroré
Work of Death Charles F. Zieler
Charles E Zieler a Roanoke resident died in his home after a yearlong illness at 58. Survived by a widow and siblings in Baltimore. funeral in Roanoke with Rev H L Kieffer officiating. interment Mt Olivet. Also notices for Ethel Irene Shaw and Sigurd C Lowenhyleime. Bolivian notes and a miscellaneous humorous quote.
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Chares
E. Zieler
Roanoke
Dropay
Jr. C
Mesars
David M
Frederick Zieler
Cumberland
Fuller Larkins
Annie ‘Hayden
Katie Allen
Baltimore
Frank’ Suman
South Market Street
H. L. Kieffer
U. AM. Ynterment
Mt. Olivet
Fanera
Ees
Ethel-Irene Shaw
George
W.rand Addie-Shaw
Hprederickity Hospital
Thesday
Eaat Fifth Street
Etchigan
Cline
Sigurd
Lowentyelime
Sigurd C
Lowenhyehne
B. Ando
Brunewick
Bee Sting First Aid Advice From Old Text
A passage advises immediate relief for bee stings by rubbing the wound with a substance called Atimopia instead of pulling the sting out with fingernails. The goal is to prevent venom from entering the wound and to ease pain promptly.
Sleep Well at Night Boosts Health With Vinci Cod Liver Oil
Letter from Joseph J. Fagan of New York City describes months of poor health and appetite loss improving after taking Vinci cod liver oil and iron. He reports better health, meals, and restful sleep, noting he would not have risked money without a guaranteed refund if Vinci failed. The testimonial is endorsed by J A Wilhameon of North Market Street.
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Jospeh J. Fagan
New York City
Vinci
J. A. Wilhiameon
North Market Street
English navy tests hydroaeroplane for message carrying
London May 20 English navy and army officers praised recent hydroaeroplane experiments at Weymouth naval maneuvers King George witnessed the display and approved the hydro vehicle that carried messages between ships It began on the water then rose to several hundred feet while moving and skimmed the surface like a fast launch with strong speed and safety implications
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London
Weymouth
George
Pleasant' Personal Paragraphs of Those Who Come and Go
r Frank Bentz of Hagerstown spent yesterday in Frederick. Mrs L P Scherer of Washington DC visits her brother Charles J Doll in Frederick. Mrs Henry Raabe on visit to Scranton Pa. Mrs Max Schlegel of Martinsburg is guest of Ruth Mullinix in Frederick. Mr and Mrs Richard Lamar of Martinsburg visit his parents. William Elkins and family move to Waynesboro Pa. Huntsberry family visit Boonsboro. Miss Wilmoth Phebus visits aunt in Washington. Mrs Jennie Wisong of Cumberland visits Frederick relatives. Miss Viola Wolfe and May Dorcus return to Yellow Springs and Woodsboro after visiting Grace Hummelbaugh. Eben Baker returns from Berryville Va. William Oberlander, near Baltimore, visits Frederick. Mrs Elizabeth Hilleary of Philadelphia visits Schley. Emory G Nust and John M Storm attend Powhatan College commencement in Charles Town WV. Henry Weinberg and Roy Wachter visit Frederick.
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R. Frank ‘Bentz
Hagerstown
Frederick
The Peddler Seeks Sale at Back Door
A seedy peddler with a whiskered face tries to sell baking powder to a woman at her back door. She refuses, saying she has no time for agents or tramps. He claims his wares won’t suit her small kitchen as the bread cannot rise. He suggests visiting a better off neighbor and departs.
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Cyuy
A Russian Royal Tragedy and Miscued Tidbits
A fragmentary clipping mixes a tale of a Russian throne tragedy with notes on Camembert cheese and assorted humor. It references Boris fodunoff and a deposed czar, a torture order for a priest, and the great bell, then shifts to Camembert production in Normandy, the Seine, and Havre trade. It also includes a quip about international marriages and a light exchange between a Texas congressman and Vicomte d’Oignon, plus a Judge cartoon line about a boy crying over tacks in a chair.
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Boris Fodunoff
Tobolak
Harper's Weekly
Camembert
Vimoutier
Orne
Caen
Seine
Haver
BROKE. HER PROMISE. She Felt Justified by a Fiend
A motor racer refused passengers, but three young women urged him to take them along. He warned of distraction and danger. At a turn a water guard was hit and a ride became rough. A weak voice whispered that Helen isn’t with them now, as the promise lapsed.
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Lke
Helen
Harper's Magazine
The Unfinished Creation and Competition in Trade
The excerpt emphasizes that humans misread science by denying interrelated universal evolution and constant motion. It cites Balzac on humanity not being a finished creation and contrasts competition as business life with a goal to balance buying and selling opportunities.
Care Carets for a Sick Sour Stomach Ad
An old advertisement touts Cacarets as a gentle overnight remedy for indigestion and stomach disorders. It claims the product cleanses the stomach liver and bowels removing sour undigested food and foul gases and promises relief by morning. It urges 10 cent boxes for ongoing family use including children.
Commencement Events at the Woman's College 1912
The Woman's College at Frederick announces a week of commencement events starting with a College Hall recital by School of Expression graduates Miss Wilma Lewis Miss Adele Foreman and Miss Lucy Wilhide assisted by Miss Anna Usher Clabaugh. A full schedule runs May 24 to June 5 with recitals concerts dramatic performances class day and the commencement address by Rev. Cadman and an alumni banquet.
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Woman's College
Apple
College Hall
School of Expression
Wilma Lewis
Wheeling
W. Va
Adele Foreman
Slagle
Wentz
the Conservatory of Music
Evangel
Ical “Reformed Church
Truxal
Meyersdale
School of Art
Ity ‘Opera House
Glass
Georgia Simmons -Git
Tiger
Frederick
Edith Moyer Hall
Vel
Chalfont
Grace
Maxwell
Herman
Williamsport
Emma’ May
Hine
Lander
This
Blanche Hay
Yochow
China
Mary Rosa Keifer
Greenville
Carrie Viola Moyer
Macungie
Wisse Winifred Muir
Scottdale
Evalyn Truxal
Mary Ruthella Witter
Fréderick
Edith G. Griffiths
Tamaqua
Florence Wieder Muir
Mary Elizabeth Worman
Wilma
Lewis
Valley Grove
Adele B Foreman
Waynesboro
Lucy
Wilhide
Middletown
Emily Platter Cooper
Xenia
Ohio
Janie Hendry Quynn
Gertrude Clary
Hedgesville
W.va
Mildred Lee DeLashmutt
Helen Katherine Hood
Cochranton
Benefit of Building Fund Dramatic and Vocal Entertainment
The Woman's College dramatic and vocal departments present an evening of operetta and drama to raise funds for the college building. On May 27 in College Hall the second year students perform Moliere in a woodland stage setting and close with The Feast of the Little Lanterns under Miss Sallie Conrad Faun Le Roy and Miss Elinor Markey.
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Woman's College
College Hall
Sallie Conrad Faun
le Roy
Elinor Markey
Moliere
Clase
Shakespear
Mutual Insurance Company of Frederick County 1911 Statement
The Maryland State Insurance Department confirms the 1911 annual statement for The Mutual Insurance Company of Frederick County Frederick MD, ending December 31 1911. It shows total income 5258. a8, total disbursements 2786723 ruby Company, mortgage loans 12000.00 real estate, bonds and stocks 13905.00, cash in office and banks 9884.58, gross assets and liabilities balance 147,? 9224. a 0, risk at 111,490,904.00, and Maryland business losses for 1911 noted. Certified by W Mason Shehan and issued February 16 1912 in Baltimore MD.
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Company OF
Frederick County
Frederick MD
Ruby Company
Mortgate
Maryland
Pai
Marylan
State Insurance Department
Baltimore
Ereby
Frederick County Orphans Court Sells William H. Kline Real Estate
The Orphans Court of Frederick County Maryland orders the report of sales of the real estate of William H. Kline, deceased, filed May 10 1912, ratified and confirmed unless objections are shown by a specified date. Publication in Frederick County newspapers for three weeks prior to June 3 1912 is required. Executors report sales totaling 8500.00 dollars.
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Ans
Frederick Oo County
Maryland
Willan
H. Eline
Frederick County
William H. Kline
Prederick County
Leohora Mohler
R. B. Hayes Mohier
Robert Myers
H. Dorsey Etchison
Reto S. Harp
Harry W. Bowers
Saul True
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Charles F. Zieler
Evret
Irene Shaw
Bolivia
South America
Pacific Ocean
Chile
Switzerland
Paz
Oruro
Potosi
Jaggers
M’ Frien
Philadelphia Record
Ich
L. P. Scherer
Washington, D.C
Charles J-Doll
West Third Street
Henry Raabe
Scranton
Max
Schlegel
Martina
Bur
Ruth i Mullinix
Third Street
aNichard Lamar
Martinsburg
Ooe
Mra
Bowers
Madison Avenue
William Elkins
East Fourth Street
Waynesboro, Pa
Charles E. Huntsberry
West Church Street
Boonsboro
Wilmoth Phebus
West Patrick Street
Katie Moore
Washington
Jennie Wisong
Viola Wolfe
Yellow Springs
May Dorcus
Grace Hummelbaugh
Eben Baker
Anne Schley
West Second Street
Berryville, Va
Willian Oberlander
Baltingore
Elizabeth Hilleary
Philadelphia
Thomas Schley
Emory G. Nust
John M. Storm
Powhatan College
Charles Town
West Virginia
Henry Weinberg
Roy Wachter
Texas
Vicomte I'Oignon
Vicomte
Tete de Veau
J'Dignon
Bia Nares
Billia
Lotta Golde
Washington Star
Johnny
Dustin Stax
Hoy
Irene Enright
Louie
HH. Chalif
New York
Markey
Misa 'Faunt
le Roy Hope
John Wanamaker
Benefit OF Building Fund
Torn
C. Castle
Leert W. Zcrer
The
Orphans ‘Court
Muel D. Thomas
Register
Wills
le Reedy
North Market
Sixth Streets
National Cash Register
James Biggs
Harry At
Snook
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