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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1913
Page
11
A vintage guide offers practical kitchen tips for thrifty, savory meals. It covers Liver and Griddle Cakes with Maple Syrup, Stewed Apples, German Cake, Fish dishes, and a Cheese and Breadcrumb Pudding. Instructions detail herb mixtures, egg batter, steamed desserts, and baked beef with potatoes, plus a Chocolate Pie with rich crust and meringue.
The text fragment describes pie components including flour, butter, and a walnut-sized piece, plus a pint of boiling liquid. It mentions a roperdiio that halts a dozen valteneae things and a simple division into compartments. The source is highly garbled with stray words and lacks coherent context.
Strand Magazine describes Odori Street in Tokyo as the world’s most densely populated urban avenue. It notes Ginza’s 28 blocks from Shimbashi station to Spectacles Bridge, with varied widths and a crowd density that could yield fatal risks, yet the street remains highly elevated above city walls.
An old advertisement warns that neglecting indigestion and related symptoms can lead to acute indigestion. It promotes Golf's Herb Bitters as a quick, pleasant remedy without opioids, claiming relief and lasting wellness. A 25¢ bottle is offered with money back if not helped.
In the International League Newark beat Jersey City 7-4 while Providence topped Baltimore 9-5 and Montreal won 7-3 over Rochester. Buffalo 5-4 over Perdito. American League morning games PhiladelphiaAthletics 3 New York 2. Washington 3 Boston 3. Chicago 3 Detroit 2. National League standings show Philadelphia and St Louis atop the table with Pittsburg and Chicago following as the season starts.
In Pontneff near Kalisz, a mob of about ten men sealed a house and burned it, killing eight Jewish residents. The attackers fled after the blaze, and their identities were not confirmed. The incident occurred in the Polish region under Russian rule.
Four prized fire horses of the Good Will Volunteer Fire Company in Lebanon are poisoned. Two died and the remaining two are not expected to survive. No clue exists to the poisoner’s identity. The incident follows the loss of two other horses in the city.
Do not let glasses drip after washing. Dip them from washing into warm rinse water and dry immediately with a soft cloth. Only linen towels should be used on glassware. Do not use ammonia on celluloid mountings or toilet articles as they may yellow. Wipe celluloid with a soapy cloth and dry quickly with a soft cloth.
Reports say Serbia and Bulgaria remain at odds over Macedonia as Russian mediation fails. Bulgarian artillery shelling Greek positions near Eleuthera continues, with Greek fleet redeployed in response. Troop movements intensify as negotiations collapse and both sides push for disputed territory gains.
London May 31 Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst the suffragette leader was released from Holloway jail after a hunger strike. She was carried in an ambulance to the home of a friend as police investigate the carprits who cut wires in Wales. Spanish cabinet resigns Madrid May 31 Count Alvaro de Romanones and the cabinet unexpectedly quit after serving since 1912 following the assassination of former premier Canalejas.
Four masked bandits ambushed two buggies two miles from the Black Hollow mine. The volley killed Ben Dierks, wounded West Richmond and Benny Ostlerle who will recover, and left civil engineer Frank D. Rich with injuries. The robbers, aiming for $6000 payroll, fled with the money while the other buggy escaped.
A 2000 pound buffalo bull named Com manche, praised as the finest specimen by Professor William T. Honora day, was killed in a contest with a younger rival, Roaring Frank, in Schencks ville. Roaring Frank, about 140 pounds lighter, gored the older bull three times to claim supremacy. The scene underscores animal vigor and leadership in herds.
A partial Detroit Press piece notes an accident witnessed by Mrs Decodet during a holiday excursion. The fragment mentions an injured person and a family not clearly identified, with a brief line questioning a musician's knowledge of when to quit.
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