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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1909
Page
2
A garbled collection of kitchen instructions mentions crabs bread and custards, plus potato rolls and oatmeal dishes. It lists ingredients like crabmeat bacon lard corns eggs butter cream vanilla and various flours with baking powder sugar and spices.
A partial OCR shows phrases about tiredness and kidney issues in workers. The readable text hints at health woes or strain during labor but lacks complete details, names, dates, or places to form a full incident or report.
A lengthy list details gifts received for the Howe for the Aged Day. Numerous donations include cash from Mrs. David Lowenstein and Mrs. Tadd, food staples like sugar butter coffee flour and canned goods, fresh produce such as potatoes grapes and bananas, bakery items and household goods. The note catalogs many donors by name and the diverse contributions received.
Clover Leaf Literary Society held a Friday afternoon meeting at the Boys High School. President Ross Myera presided as the roll call and minutes of the previous session were read. Members debated a prompt on public school prizes with negative side winning after general debate.
A fragmentary market report notes a comparatively good mare ket with demand around 40 and mixed weather effects on crops. It lists prices for butter, poultry, fruits, vegetables, fish, meats, and assorted goods with numerous small-town spellings and typographical errors, reflecting busy routines in daily trade.
Bloomfield notes record many social visits across area towns. Families such as Madary, Zimmerman, Angleberger, Rice, Myers, Haugh, Ramsburg and Burrier are mentioned visiting relatives near Bloomfield Creagerstown Charlesville and Frederick. A death is noted from a broken neck and a Halloween carnival draws attendees from Bloomfield. A man named Lloyd-Whehter lost his horse by death. Mrs Ide Rainsburg visits her daughter Mag Burkier. a mishap at John Rice’s home ends with an axe incident.
Waablogton dispatch reports former Vice President Charles Warren Fairbanks has shaved his whiskers after returning from Japan. Photographs received here show he now has no long beard, though he retained his moustache before leaving the country.
An old ad asserts Rydate Liver Tablets cure sick headache by correcting liver torpor and bilious conditions. It promotes regular use for a few weeks to restore liver health and prevent headaches, promising guaranteed relief.
A breezy, fragmented diary of social and civic events outlines a week of late summer to early autumn in town life. It notes weather chatter, election reflections, weddings, church services, society gatherings, and upcoming entertainments at the Opera House and colleges. Mary Jane signs off with playful, journal-like glimpses.
High School Reserves beat Grammar School 10 to 0 in a poorly lit game. Bennett starred for the High School with Hideon for Grammar School showing notable defense. Touchdowns credited to Kemp and Shirley. Halves were 20 and 10 minutes, McHenry refereed, Shaw timekept.
A mail bag stolen en route to Chicago is linked to cashing orders in the city and to a total value between $26,000 and $60,000 in express and post office money orders. The bag was found by a farm boy near Tolona, Illinois, suggesting the theft occurred during a transfer at a depot. Secret Service and post office inspectors pursue the robbers as authorities search for evidence and accomplices.
Hundreds suffer as we hear claims of kidney and bladder misery ending quickly with Pape's Diuretic. The ad touts rapid relief from backache, rheumatic pain, swollen eyes, and nervous tension, asserting the preparation cleanses and heals urinary organs. It directs readers to buy a fifteen cent bottle from druggists.
Harrisburg Nov 6 The 16000 reward offered by Pennsylvania for the arrest and conviction of the Whitla kidnapers was allotted by Attorney General Hampton Todd with Governor Stuart approval. Five thousand to Patrick O Reilly Cleveland saloon keeper two thousand to William H Hunley Cleveland chief bellboy six thousand nine hundred to Cleveland police pension fund and five hundred each to Attorney A C Cochran and Q A Gordon Mercer for aiding the case one hundred to Sharon Police Chief Martin Crain for evidence from Mrs James Boyle leading to convictions. Two Dead In Tennessee Feud Knoxville Hancock county feud claims James Young thirty and George Greene sixteen. James Davis, a sympathizer, surrendered. Wed Thrice Divorced Twice at 18 Waterbury Mrs Herman Lipshitz, eighteen, remarried after three marriages and two divorces.
Charleston headline notes Taft’s reception and parade in Savannah marked by a fatal accident as two men handling a salute device were injured. In Pittsburg Ella Kier witnessed John Quigley shoot his wife and then kill himself leaving him in serious condition.
A fragmented historical ad copy touts a patent remedy promising relief from coughs hoarseness and throat soreness. It references exile, a Glen Oklahoma setting, and claims of cures after bottles taken, naming Pearre's Reliable Pharmacy as distributor.
A Delaware case awards Jamee H Milman $1500 damages after a April primaries attack left him with a broken leg. The suit against Frederick Windsor, Milford part owner of Urge Windsor hotel, covered injuries and liability. In another item, Suiss Gertrudes Jordan, 28, is elected Cherry County Treasurer amid legality questions referred to the Nebraska Attorney General. Public sale notices list household items for November 13 1909 auction.
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