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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1900
Page
8
Mrs E H Leland of Pittsfield Massachusetts says she suffered nervous prostration and malaria five years ago. After trying several medicines she used Paine's Celery Compound and recovered, claiming it gave her new life and strength and remains a sovereign remedy for nervousness and debility.
Miss Blanche Ramsburg and sister visited near Bethel, with many local sendings and farm notes from Charm Beth Ruth. Zion and Bathel Sunday schools listed for Whit Sunday services. multiple small-town visits, harvest plans, and household incidents across Graceham Rodd and Pleasant Walk areas. Butter coloring debate, margarine competition, and a medical ad mix with local notices.
The recipe shows poaching eggs in a rich tomato sauce with butter and strained canned tomatoes, seasoned with salt and pepper, then served atop toast with sauce poured around. It includes variations and notes on timing and basting for creamy results.
A fragmented column offers advice on fruits and home care. It notes grapefruit with cautions from physicians, outlines a lemon related omelet souflee recipe, and provides instructions for fur care. It also includes methods to remove coffee and tea stains, marble cleaning, wallpaper grease removal, and a furniture polish recipe.
A fragmentary mix of verse and prose mocks political anxieties while promoting Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a fifty year proven remedy. The ad claims the product cures dyspepsia and supports digestion, citing testimonials from Albany and a druggist.
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