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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1909
Page
2
A cluttered, damaged OCR recipe item lists ingredients and steps for pastries and sauces with numerous garbled words. It mentions butter, flour, sugar, milk, cream, vanilla, and caramel, plus methods like beating, rolling, cutting strips, and baking, though many lines are unintelligible. The text reads like a fragment from a vintage kitchen column with unclear quantities and instructions.
A monster torchlight parade is planned by Col E Avatin Baurhman and the Democratic committee for an evening parade through the city on October 27. Officials expect large crowds, with delegates from every district and a postparade mass meeting at the Opera House featuring Edwina Warféld and other speakers.
Fragmentary OCR shows a dubious testimonial touting Dean's Kidney Pills for back and kidney pain. Mention of public endorsement and a partial address appears, but text is garbled and unreadable in spots, preventing a clear report of facts or outcome.
About 26 boys competed in a YMCA pool night with diving and sprint events. Winners included Harry James in the running broad jump and Reading Schley in the long dive, with Frank Castle strong in the long swim and underwater events.
Frederick Corps will hold open air services this evening and tomorrow afternoon with Sunday School for colored children at 4 PM and for white children at 1 PM The evening service features Captain Marshall delivering an address on local achievements since the corps arrival The army’s annual council will meet in Philadelphia October 26 27 and 28 with Captain Marshall in attendance A Christmas dinner plan is announced with a luncheon at the restaurant Christman day from 11 AM to 2 PM for all hungry men women and children Tickets are distributed by charity groups for those in need New Castle to host Bible study dinners for religious instruction
The body of Dr McSweeney professor at Mount Marys College was buried in the cemetery near the college following a requiem Mass attended by Cardinal Gibbons and many mourners. The service, led by Rev J P Chidwick, included a sermon by Very Rev D J Figne and remarks from clergy across the diocese, with faculty present.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad unveils plans approving purchases totaling 16 million for new equipment including 50 heavy freight locomotives from American Locomotive Company. Current orders tally 110 locomotives and 4,000 hopper cars with 3,600 steel hoppers and 1,000 steel underframe box cars upcoming. Also notes a YMCA meeting event inviting Frederick residents to attend morning sessions at 9:00.
An advertisement discusses catarrh as a membrane disease and promotes Rexall Muci Tone as a remedy. It links catarrh to mucous membrane inflammation and urges readers to try the product with a money back guarantee. The pitch references a physician's prescription and asserts the remedy can restore natural function.
At the ta eX OUR MARKET the gossip notes a large attendance and strong demand. A wide display of fall garden products and vegetables shows abundance while prices for eggs butter poultry fruit and vegetables are listed clearly with ranges. Also items like fish meats and miscellaneous goods are priced, and brief local notices conclude with health updates and a testimonial about Electric Bitters.
A reader describes a home treatment claimed to relieve rheumatism, neuralgia, and related pains. The letter urges others to write for the remedy, notes climate changes as a factor, and promises improved eyes and vitality with the cure.
A vintage ad touts Pape's Diuretic as a quick remedy for kidney and urinary issues. It claims rapid relief from pains, overheating, and energy loss, urging readers to buy from trusted druggists and avoid mercantile interference.
A lively memoir of Frederick’s fair week noting blue skies after a Thursday shower. The account highlights crowds, exhibits from poultry to quilts, and lively side shows. It mentions gardens, dances, and concerts with local figures, while urging readers to attend Braddock Casino attractions and upcoming events as autumn approaches.
A consigned house furnishing auction proceeds from a public sale at 270 West 4th Street on Wednesday October 27 1939 at 10 o'clock am featuring kitchen furniture beds stoves and a variety of household items including a dining set, china closet, refrigerator and more. Also advertised is a farm sale from the Quynd Farm near Frederick Maryland with livestock including cattle and horses under a deed of trust and mortgage proceeding.
Public notices describe land sale conditions including acreages, improved buildings, water access, and cultivation potential. It lists a 15th June deadline, payment terms, notes with interest, and purchaser obligations, with bidders invited to inspect and submit bids or cash on sale day.
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