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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1901
Page
7
A vintage passage notes sisterly affection as the older sister endures hardships connected with puberty and menstrual difficulties. Mrs Pinkham is cited urging young women to write about their health concerns, praising steadfast support and offering guidance.
A testimonial from Fannierr Crrrroy of La Due dated January 12 1901 reports backache side pain weakness and great improvement after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The letter urges readers not to consider other medicines and cites numerous cures printed in the paper as proof of the remedy's effectiveness.
In Troutville and surrounding areas residents share visits and social notes. Mrs Amy Wilhide returns to Middletown after visiting relatives. Miss Gertie Dern and companions visit Miss Laura Anders. Christmas entertainment planned by M V Y Sabbath school. Numerous short mentions of kinfolk visiting in Buck Lodge Mossy Ridge and Graceham with names and places. A Halloween party is noted in Weller's Hall. Obituary notes salute Thomas K R Phillips of Liberty as a respected merchant and M E church member, survived by wife and son. Say you saw it in Tan News.
A guide offering practical recipes and methods to prepare nutritious meals. It promises to cure various ills, aid in household work, and reduce domestic worries by promoting wholesome eating and efficient kitchen routines.
A lengthy home cooking feature lists veal croquettes with brains and potatoes, cookies, celery soup, stuffed beef, orange cream, squab pie, Russian salad, oyster plant soup, and kitchen notes. It covers methods, ingredients, and serving ideas alongside culinary tips and historical asides about tableware and customs.
A damaged ad from Somerton Virginia promotes Yager’s Sarsaparilla with Celery by Gilbert Bros. & Co. claiming cures for rheumatism indigestion dyspepsia headaches neuralgia and general blood and stomach ailments. The copy urges readers to consult doctors and note the medicine’s broad claims and large kettle packaging.
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