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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1907
Page
2
A fragmented guide outlines steps for preparing tootheoms and whetssoge dishes, touching on care varicas and bolgio the work. It hints at ramore senne of the woerries of the hous- band in a period style.
Instructions describe multiple goose leftovers dishes including a goose pie with layered meat and boiled bones water, a goose straw stew using green meat and onion, a baked gravy sauce for bone meat, and duck leftovers deviled with mustard and Worcestershire, ending with Simon Puff custard-like preparation.
The excerpt describes making flavored whipped cream and zabaglione with directions to whisk cream and sugar, fold in yolks, and chill. It also covers serving ideas in glasses and notes on custard style preparations with wine and almond garnishes.
The United Brethren parishioners and friends remembered Rev. J. W. Kirsc o f e and his family during Thanksgiving with donations of coffee, sugar, flour, apples, poultry, canned fruit, and many other items to help a dre p startler. They express deep appreciation for the pastor and family.
The Frederics County Historical Society held its first regular monthly meeting for 1307 09 on November 26 in the C. D. C. rooms. A large turnout discussed resuming work, archiving family records, especially for the German families, and plans for the new historic monument at the site of the Romany steamship shaft removal. The program included papers on Battletown and Riehl’s Spring, with notes on local history from early residents.
James Halfleigh near this city raises 360 barrels of corn from 20 acres this season. The crop averages 18 barrels per acre, showcasing a strong yield for the area.
A rambling December preview blends personal recollections with local events. It notes Thanksgiving warmth, rising living costs, church gatherings, school and college activities, charity drives, market concerns, and preparations for Christmas as residents bid farewell to November and greet December.
A largely attended meeting of Fredonia Connell No 46 OUA opened with a pleasing program of vocal and instrumental music and recitations. After the business, refreshments including fried oysters and coffee were served to all attendees.
Fayette New York resident David Parker who lost a foot at Gettysburg says Electric Bitters cured his stomach trouble and weakness after years of costly medicines. He notes the tonic helped his aged body and kidneys and promises strong results with Pearse’s Modeco Pharmacy guaranteeing the remedy.
A morning market note lists abundant supplies and lower crowds after Thanksgiving. It logs prices for eggs, poultry, fruit, vegetables, fish, meats, and staples, noting leftovers and cooler weather may boost demand later.
Mr H W Ordeman manager of the Maryland Club basketball team of W L University seeks a holiday game with the strong F H 8. team of this city. The Maryland Club has strengthened its squad and promises a fast, snappy contest from start to finish.
Apocryphal medical ad touts Dr Kines New Life Pills as safe gentle cleansers and energizers to cure headache biliousness malarial jaundice. The copy urges use despite ailments, promising relief for a nickel and a line of warnings.
Mrs Mary A Harbaugh widow of Solomon Harbaugh died at her home Franklin County aged 82 after six months illness. Born Sabillastide Frederick County she married Solomon in 1835 and lived in Bias Beck chapel. Survived by H Albers at home John in Philadelphia granddaughter Mary Eyler and sister Mrs Bechtel. Lao Spalding former Mount St Marys College teacher died in Baltimore aged 70. Survived by two sisters Mrs Spoussller and Mrs James McGlaig. David Thomas Hoff aged 73 died in Emmitsburg at the Emmis House. Born York County he came to Emmitsburg in 1876 and followed general repairs. Survived by Elisabeth Grova Littlestown and interred at Mountain View Cemetery.
Mr George Haller on Thanksgiving killed two hogs weighing 410 and 887 pounds respectively. The other items note Thomas Kline killed four hogs weighing 287 292 295 and 317 pounds respectively. A shed for the Junior hank and ladder frock and tool house is being erected behind the market house near the Lutheran graveyard.
Mary Brown, a colored woman, was arrested by Officer Herwig for cursing and fighting Sophia Mitchall on Hast street. She appeared before Justice J. Francis Blatt h, who fined her $2.50, which she arranged to pay.
At a Woodshoro Savings Bank board meeting A H Etsier was elected cashier succeeding F G Remaberg who resigned after taking the post at Valley Savings Bank of Middletown B W Satten was elected bookkeeper.
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