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The readable fragment lists names and foods in a puzzling way with terms like Walnus and Cotten, suggesting a damaged menu or inventory section. No clear event or action is identifiable from the fragment.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1908
Page
4
The readable fragment lists names and foods in a puzzling way with terms like Walnus and Cotten, suggesting a damaged menu or inventory section. No clear event or action is identifiable from the fragment.
A jumble of recipe instructions describes eruplart salad with lemon and nuts, chocolate bread pudding using stale bread and cocoa, and a potato salad with onions and mustard. Additional notes cover apple tart and jelly chicken in a stock gravy, all presented in a single nostalgic kitchen page tone.
In Tenn on Nov 7, two ministers and J G Lawson arrived from several countries and Europe urging William Jennings Bryan to work as an evangelist. They believe he can do more in that role than any other path.
The piece reflects on November’s customs from All Saints to Thanksgiving with church services, cemetery visits, and social gatherings. It notes election season, Hallowe en reminiscences, and local happenings including theater, moving pictures, sports, and upcoming fairs. It mentions churchs, lodges, and county society events in Frederick.
Frederick residents report relief from kidney backache with Dean's Kidney Pills. An advertisement cites W Herbert of Ud North Baxter Street Baltimore and a Frederick customer testimonial detailing sleepless nights, abdominal pain, and frequent urination improved after using the remedy. Public notice invites readers to consult E Main’s store for details and to buy the product through dealers.
A lengthy market column reports prices and items at a local market. It lists produce, meat, fish, dairy, and various goods with per unit prices for celery, cabbage, oranges, beef, eggs, butter, oysters, cheese, coffee, and cakes. Names mentioned include local figures and vendors, situating a bustling early market scene.
The People’s Savings Tank of Brockton opens a fire insurance and old age annuity department under Governor Wil. Vin Ly Danigtos as president. Massachusetts grants annuities up to 400 for life and up to 200 yearly, enabling workers to secure affordable coverage. The plan relies on state support, unions, and progressive manufacturers, with Governor Douglas as president of the overseeing league.
A new U S Army deserter tracing plan issues illustrated circulars to every police chief. Each bundle shows a deserter’s photo and details with a $50 reward for arrest. Chicago’s Chief Shippy receives about 24 bundles daily. Deserter cases are listed with home addresses and kin. Fort Riley is cited.
An old advertisement touts a cure for a cold in one day using a laxative quinine drug. It hawks a bottle labeled Gnevis signature and a 25 cent price, urging readers to mention The News.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepain as a harmless inexpensive remedy for indigestion. It claims fast five minute relief, relief from heartburn belching and nausea, and notes a 50 cent case can cure stomach misery for a whole family.
Syracuse Herald asked editors for views on Roosevelt succeeding Harvard president Eliot. Responses varied. Atlanta Constitution favored Roosevelt, News and Courier opposed, News and Observer advocated Roosevelt, Chicago Tribune preferred political life, Salt Lake Tribune saw possible strength with Mormons, Leader Guthrie mentioned Bryan as public sentiment.
A Maryland public notice announces a power of sale and sale of property in Frederick County. The notice states the deed of trust was assigned to the named creditor and sets the sale for Saturday November 11, 2008 at one o clock in the afternoon at the residence of the clerk in the city of Ladbesbure.
News of the steamer Talgh sinking in a storm near Hokkalido Island reports 150 drownings with 29 survivors. The 674 ton vessel carried fishermen and passengers amid a deadly sea incident off Futuro Island, per Tablo Newa.
Quotations furnish prices for commodities including corn, oats, hay, wheat, and flour. Noted items cover No. 2 red wheat, yellow corn, clover, timothy, rye, buckwheat, and buckwheat, with per bushel and per ton figures.
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