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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1906
Page
2
A recipe collection outlines barbed potatoes baked until soft and a chocolate cream dessert. It includes step by step methods for washing, cripping pan baking forty minutes, and creating a custard style chocolate cream with cornstarch sugar milk and eggs. It also covers custard sauce and nut wafer cookies with detailed measurements and cooking times.
Atyex Adee, a longtime State Department figure, began as secretary of legation in Madrid in 1870 and joined the department in 1870. He served under multiple administrations, rising to principal roles and witnessing key moments such as the peace treaty with Spain.
The Frederick fair closes marking the start of autumn calm. Citizens shift focus to church, societies, and winter plans while rail and street crowds ease after a bustling week of amusements and commerce.
The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies' Aid Society will be held Sunday evening October 21 at ? o'clock. Mr George W Myers and daughter have returned home after visiting his son Victor Myers. Mrs Mary Schwenting of Frederick returns home. Miss Elle Edwards of Montgomery county has been visiting Mrs Mary Zimmerman.
Mr and Mrs D M Whipp host and visit relatives as Maggie Lines stays with her sister Mrs Milton Thoms Mrs Ella Rhoderick and Prorence Whipp visit Washington. Rev Gay Bready notes full communion and area visits include G K Gelaelman Anna Whitmore in York Pa. Dr DC Biggs Baltimore visits J S Biggs family. Harvey Weart Taneytown relatives. No sermon at Lutheran church as Rev O E Bregenzer attends synod Waynesboro with J B Ogla as delegate. Ald Society of Reformed Church held evening program with several readers and singers.
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