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A brief notice describes preparations for meals and dishes to aid workers. It emphasizes easing worry and improving comfort during labor, offering practical help and support for those at work.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1903
Page
9
A brief notice describes preparations for meals and dishes to aid workers. It emphasizes easing worry and improving comfort during labor, offering practical help and support for those at work.
A collection of quirky bake and cookery notes listing cake ideas and desserts such as Bridge Cake Kussen Wapplelen Paddy's Pudding and Whole Wheat Gems, plus a cauliflower with cheese dish and a green tomato chutney, with step by step instructions and aged culinary tips.
A dairy and fruit batter recipe is given for fruit sponge or dessert, followed by detailed chicken salad steps with boiled eggs, celery and pickles. Variations include turkey substitution, celery or cabbage by substitute, and a note on serving with dressing. Gelatin salad and tomato flavored molds are described with instructions for timing, chilling, and presentation.
A Dakota farmer cites the dairy shift as the reason land values rose from $4-$5 to $15-$25 per acre. He notes initial mortgages and losses from wheat monoculture, then home dairying prosperity led to thriving creameries, larger herds, and widespread land demand across the state.
The text sketches Anglo Saxon meals around 3 pm with bread, bacon, ale, cheese and beef or venison, notes noble feasts with wine in goblets, and later medieval supper fashions. It references a Nennans dinner at 9 o clock, a 5 am breakfast, 2 pm dinner, 4 pm supper, and Queen Elizabeth era practices with Mesewater and ceremonial dishes.
A crude recipe collection from the Atchison Daily Globe extols white syrup or sugar of lead as a fast cure for croup and urges timely use to prevent attacks. It claims Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is milder and effective, and notes sales by local merchants A. L. Pearre and Louis Otte.
A nostalgic column surveys late autumn weather and social life in town. It notes weddings, funerals, theatre visits, church events, temperance activities, hospital talk, and local progress from bridges to new facilities. It ends with a brief crime note on pickpockets and a New York Press quotation.
In Tow Head Junction, Bunty Smith courts two wealthy women by mail using misaddressed letters and a fake persona. A city trip, misread clues, and a rival, Shanghai, lead to a comic mix up with Caroline becoming Bunty’s eventual wife while he ends with Widow Dunniger.
An 1900s style advertisement touts Dosa’s Ointment as a cure for eczema itching and skin diseases. Frederick and Mrs. Bargett endorse the product, noting relief after use at Clinton E Main’s drug store. Foster Milburn Co. sells it in the United States for 50 cents. remember the name Doane.
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