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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1910
Page
2
A collage of cooking instructions and ingredients for breads sauces and fillings. It mentions boiling water for hours, beating eggs and whites, tomato and corn preparations, and a bread dough with graham and white flour. The text reads like a reader’s recipe clippings with measurements and kitchen actions.
Analysis of a county market listing reveals prices for pumpkins, apples, cabbages, radishes, beets, onions, and multiple fruits and vegetables. Meat and fish show varied costs per pound or per dozen, with butter and eggs priced daily. Several items reflect cents per unit and per half peck measures.
A column purports to report a week of social life with notes on weddings deaths church events and entertainments. The writer mentions Whit Monday Braddock opening days and various gatherings while referencing a comet and a roving world with humorous tone throughout.
Mercury containing OCintments warned about as dangerous to health. The note cautions against uses that could harm senses and mental balance, signaling potential poisoning and systemic disruption. No verified details on sources or remedies are provided.
A reader lauds Irene Wright and Misses Gilling, Hout, Wallace, and Touch for strong rehearsals and budding talent. The chorus and orchestra receive high marks for striving toward perfection in a restorative production, highlighting our city’s rich musical scene.
A fragmentary notice previews an operatic production in Predoriel starring Martha and a young Mr. Srippington. It hints at Arline and the Wound Upon Her Arm as key dramatic elements, with a tone of ambition and crowd appeal amid uncertain spelling and phrasing.
Rev Charlee TL Nroilus, a Lathoran missionary in Liberia, spoke at the Missionary Convention in Peagaville on Thursday night. He has spent six years in Africa and plans to return to duties next month, with locals noting perceived improvements in Frederiek during his absence.
A Confederate veteran, Colonel Spussy, described as wounded in Civil War battles, makes his first return visit since long ago travel along a recreated route through Patrick Street Bridge area. The piece notes his memories of Gettysburg, with local interest in his life and past military service.
A S A Services Frederick Corpa announces Sunday school sessions at 9 30 for colored children and 11 for white children. Open-air services will be held in the northern section of the city with a short service tonight at Market and Patrick streets. Tomorrow night Tadins Night will feature Adjt Marshall delivering the message with Sisters Young and MacCracklan singing. Mothers are invited.
The third grade at Girly High School enjoyed a picnic at the market house yesterday afternoon. Weather had interfered with plans for the fair grounds, but the Mayor granted permission to use the market house. Lunch was served and the event proved a pleasant, delightful time with music and merriment.
The forty third annual meeting of the Maryland State Teachers Association will be held at Ocean City Maryland from June 28 to July 1. Morning and night sessions will be held with afternoons free for recreation. Speeches by Dr M Bates Stephens State Superintendent of Education and other notable educators are listed. The executive committee is headed by Howard G C Hill with members from Cumberland Nowson Baltimore and other towns. Last year Mountain Lake Park hosted the largest membership and this year the committee aims to enroll 1000 members.
Frederick bound bicycle club plans a 100 mile century tomorrow led by Captain Baker of the Crescent Bicycle Club Baltimore. Members will use club century sheets signed every 20 miles, complete the century within 14 consecutive hours, and meet for dinner after. Some riders plan to start from Fulton and Edmondson avenues at 6 a.m.
An elderly man named James Hill displays a small hoard of five half dollars he prizes for their age. The coins date from 1800, 1810, 1813 and two from 1836, highlighting historical value and rarity in his possession.
A historical note recalls locusts that damaged forests and fruit trees, with a 1902 report of swarming north of Druid Hill Park where thirty cartloads were removed. The insects left a strong odor, and periodic appearances along the Harford Belair corridor near Baltimore are mentioned.
Washington Hotel Men's Association votes to hold annual outing and dinner at Hotel Braddock in Braddock Heights. A committee arranges rail and car transport from Frederick and invites Baltimore officers to join. Mrs. W. Wheeler owns Braddock hotel and aims for a locally grown feast from Frederick County.
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