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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1905
Page
4
A compact guide highlights practical care for the household, offering simple remedies and cooking tips. It notes how common chores, careful storage, and modest measures can ease daily worries and support family well being in a domestic setting.
A Collector’s page of antique culinary notes describes preserving crimson barberries with vinegar or dry processing, then bottling barberry juice with sugar. It also details creamed oysters in a chafing dish, stuffing variations with ham and chestnuts, and oyster stuffing for roast turkey, plus a Toledo business notice and a Hall's Catarrh Cure endorsement.
The Frederick fair closes amid crowds on Sunday with exhibitors praised. Visitors from surrounding towns packed streets and inns, while Shriners and local groups attend. The week featured plays, moving pictures, and livestock displays, with plans for next year and regional events continuing in the county.
Mount St Marys College held its annual barbecue day on a Wednesday with a morning breakfast, a satirical class paper by the graduating class of 1906 read by Thomas Gillooly of Roanoke, and an afternoon program in the masis hall. The event ended with a minstrel show featuring James M. Burke, with end men Farran, Gibibatt, and Michoner, and music by St Cecilia's Orchestra conducted by Col. Frederick Brann.
In a London lawsuit a firm was accused of selling wares as Dresden china though none are made there. The term Dresden china actually refers to Meissen products, while many decorators in Dresden apply imprints to china made elsewhere.
The article praises fair managers after a rainy yet successful Frederick event with large attendance and strong receipts. It notes transport limits and hotel shortages, urging improved streetcar capacity and new lodging. It highlights The Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Electric Railway project, with the Frederick to Emmitsburg segment prioritized and rights of way soon to be secured.
The Nixon and Zimmerman Operas Company brings Frank Deshon to City Opera House on October 27 for the musical comedy The Office Boy. The show, popular in New York last winter, features librettist Harry B. Smith and composer Ludwig Engleander, praised for sharp dialogue and catchy tunes.
A visitor notes scattered shaped blocks resembling weather beaten bowlders in Falkland. The text mentions oddities and the challenge of interpreting the stones, hinting at local peculiarity and a sense of mystery about the site.
An advertisement from A Pearre's drug store of Duefild Virginia claims Buckien Arnica Salve cures surface cancers including a previously incurable case in Jas Walters. The testimonial says the salve healed the cancer and left the user perfectly well. It also guarantees cures for cuts and horns and promotes the product at 25 cents each.
Maryland hosts the thirty eighth anniversary of the Knights of Pythias with 15,000 expected visitors from multiple states. Baltimore plans include a Lyric Theatre program, a pageant for 1 100 candidates, and remarks by notable leaders including Eupreme chancellor uchiveley and congressmen Pearre and Washburn. The Maryland lodges total 103 with about 8 500 members in the state.
John Webster, toll keeper at East Church Street Frederick, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved his dull back pain and urinary symptoms after a brief course. He reports rapid kidney function restoration and urges readers to try the medicine, sold at Clinton E. Main's drug store for 50 cents per box. Foster Milburn Co. markets Doan's in the United States.
Beginning September 11 1905 and running through October 30 1905 the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers daily colonist tickets from all stations to principal points in California Arizona British Columbia Colorado Montana New Mexico Oregon South Dakota Texas Utah Washington Wyoming at greatly reduced rates Tickets and information available from ticket agents of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
By virtue of a power of sale in the will of Lotte E. Lister and an Orphans Court order, executor offers at public sale on October 22, 1905 at 16 o'clock a.m. on Market Street in Frederick the personal property of a well kept home including furniture, carpets, bedding, sewing machine, stove, range, pictures, dishes and more. No property to be sold until terms are met.
A scanned 1904 Maryland session document certifies two proposed constitutional amendments: one to Article 1 Section 1 about voter qualifications and universal male suffrage for elections, and another to Article 3 Section 4 restricting state debt, limiting internal improvements aid, and defining funding and taxation constraints. It records Senate President Spencer C. Jones and Secretary Robert Moses, and House Speaker George Everhart with Chief Clerk Benjamin L. Smith signatures, noting passage by three-fifths in 1904.
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