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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1908
Page
4
A fragmented notice in old text suggests a remedy or guide titled Stehec Cure Variously In The Work. It mentions removing the worries of the house and improving daily tasks. The readable portion hints at household improvement and well being guidance.
A garbled recipe page lists cabbage with rice and tomato puree, peach croquettes with chopped peaches and sugar, and peach preserve methods. It includes diverse dishes like curried beef salad, green corn pudding, stuffed eggplant, fried tomatoes, and finnan haddie guidance with rice, butter, and Mason juice.
The piece sketches autumn social life in Frederick with notes on religion, weddings, fairs, church schedules, and upcoming events. It mentions October’s arrival, rain, the Frederick fair, preparations for winter, and local entertainment at the Opera House and elsewhere.
Frederick resident Joseph H. Wing reports long lasting kidney relief after using Dean's Kidney Pills. He credits the remedy with curing persistent back and kidney pain and notes a prior positive statement from 1907 confirming lasting benefits.
The act prohibits hunting in Frederick County from October 1 to November 1 and on election day. It details penalties, forfeiture of gear, and funds split between informers and county roads. The law also specifies enforcement by Justices of the Peace and takes effect upon passage.
A fragmentary market report describes a winter opening with life returning as buyers mingle with vendors. It lists prices and goods across produce, meats, dairy, and staples, noting scarce water and a brisk, chaotic scene as buyers browse offerings and prices vary by item.
Beloit and Delta authorities search for a man and woman who abducted Annie Loomis a ten year old adopted daughter from Greenwood public school at Fulford. The pair failed to persuade or bribe the child and seized her from behind as she walked by the road before fleeing in a buggy toward Cheater county.
Lincoln Neboct Oct 3 Speaking before the German Bryan club of Lincoln William J Bryan answered criticisms by Governor Hughes and other Republican leaders that his public life experience was insufficient for the presidency He cited Lincoln Grant Harrison and McKinley as precedents and argued a Republican Senate would share responsibility for appointments.
Frederick County market quotations list prices for corn, oats, wheat, hay, bran, middlings and feeds, with per ton, per bushel, and per hundredweight figures. The second item reports Senator Foraker abandoning a fall Senate campaign tour, with aides interpreting the decision as strategic, and notes a continuing election fight after recent Hearst exposure.
Ethel Powell an 18 year old from 073 Gates Avenue Brooklyn awoke from a near death trance claiming Heaven for 48 hours. She described seeing God angels and her deceased father and brother Charlie. Doctors say spinal meningitis drained her, but the girl spoke of a heavenly encounter and asked her mother to pray with her before drifting back to life.
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