Men to Prepare Wholesome Dishes and Dwellings Help
The text presents a simple menu for easily prepared wholesome dishes and household help to ease worries of the house. It emphasizes practical recipes and management tips.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1903
Page
4
The text presents a simple menu for easily prepared wholesome dishes and household help to ease worries of the house. It emphasizes practical recipes and management tips.
A fragmented list shows various dishes including frioaasee drish beef delmonico potatoes corn marfins coffee and qbibbage soup shoulder of veal French style escalioped potatoes cankiflower salad fruit roly poly and hard sauce. The text also mentions supper and coffee as course labels.
A handwritten style excerpt presents mayonnaise dressing from eggs and mustard, cold prep notes, and a jelly like dessert line with frozen puddings, fruit charlotte, and quick frozen fruit desserts. It includes prunes souffles and a beef broth roux titled ouillon, plus a remedy for cracked lips and general kitchen guidance.
A fragmented list of folk remedies covers alycerine scent for chapped hands, coffee infusion uses, washing routines, egg white with sugar and lemco for hoarseness, hourly tea spoon use, soda for warts, oil for nails, and a foot care regimen. It also mentions in growing rails and a weekly filing method for nails, promising gradual improvements.
A long report details widespread wildlife loss. Bears become rare in England Denmark Holland Belgium and Germany with occasional sightings in Tyrol and Switzerland. Bison musk deer and bighorn sheep vanish from their ranges while beaver and otter populations plummet.
An fragmented poem speaks of beauty, dreams, and ritual shadow, contrasted with dire wrecks attributed to doctors new cures. It mentions odd names and places, a patient critique of a cleansing discovery, and a promotional echo from a Harper's Bazaar imprint.
A whimsical November wrap of town happenings from a foggy Thanksgiving period. Social events, hospital fund drives, shop windows, and church gatherings color a busy scene in Fredericktown with references to holidays, parades, and local clubs. Notable entries include Women’s Hospital benevolence efforts, the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, dances, theatre at the Opera House, and reminders of upcoming lectures and concerts.
A reflective share of distrust questions Congress knowledge and calls for reform driven by a beloved uncle figure. The piece contrasts political speeches with practical needs, then shifts to a Denver coal price report noting a $10 per ton rise for soft coal, Canon City coal at $5.50, and regional retail prices higher.
The article argues neglected orchards decline as fruit requires far more soil nutrients than it returns. It urges starting anew or rebuilding foundations, stressing regular feeding with plant food, crop rotation, tillage, and manure. It cites high costs and the need to return crop residues to soil to sustain big apple harvests.
Readers debate toll fairness for automobiles on turnpikes. A signer argues cars cause less road wear than wagons, proposing half tolls to balance charges with other vehicles and to protect both Pike companies and motorists. He notes existing high and varietal charges and calls for legislative action.
A satirical piece argues autos will replace horses and half tolls may be fair. It praises the auto as progress and notes the wig’s stiff judicial air adopted from a French judge, spreading among barristers in Europe for a stern courtroom look.
A FredericK reader named Charles Moffatt testifies after thirty years of backache and kidney issues that Dean's Kidney Pills from Clinton Main's drug store cured him after three boxes. He reports sustained relief with no recurrence. Sold by all dealers 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo N Y sole agents for U S Remember the name Doane and take no substitute.
Landis jewelers in Frederick County announces their Christmas opening of holiday novelties. The store showcases sterling silver and silver plated wares plus novelty items with new stock arriving daily. Opening dates are Tuesday and Wednesday November 24 and 25 with in store demonstrations.
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