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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1902
Page
4
An outline of a prepared menu promoting cures for worries at home. The text lists a subsumed set of dishes aimed at aiding household work and improving appetite. It reads as a historical recipe or domestic guidance note with emphasis on wholesome meals.
A vintage kitchen primer lists eggs on toast with buttered bread, poached eggs per slice, and a light fruit salad with oranges bananas strawberries and coconut. It also covers rich gravies for beets, rice waffles, fried beef scraps, grapes sherbet, plum pudding, and several hospital broths including mutton and barley variants with step by step cooking tips.
A fragmented recipe filled page explains fruit ice making with raspberries currants and chocolate ice cream including quantities and steps. It also gives a damp proofing method for walls using shellac dissolved in naphtha with multiple coatings before repapering. Names of ingredients, tools, and process details are included.
Mary Jane catalogs a lively week of May events across towns and fairs. She mentions Whitsuntide Whitmonday, strawberry festivals, concerts at Feagaville, Braddock Heights, and the Opera House, plus a trolley plan to Ha gerstown and new ventures like Mike Jr. on the electric road. She also notes national and international events and encourages attendance at upcoming Masonic and religious gatherings.
A religious poem reflects on heaven and eternal joy, contrasting suffering on earth with the peace awaiting believers. The verses imagine a singer in heaven, praising the crown and harps, while remembering loved ones below and questioning earthly grief. It ends with a fragment about a baby with colic and a penny-pinching father.
A sensational advertisement touts a miracle elixir claimed to cure every ailment and grant long life. It promises free samples to those who send name and address and credits Dr James W Kidd with initiating the discovery after extensive study. Also notes a Boston tour by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and a testimonial from Josh Edgar of Germantown praising Chamberlains Pain Balm after fourteen years of rheumatism.
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