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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1909
Page
2
A typed recipe fragment lists ingredients and methods for breads and cakes including rolls, bread, a sponge cake, and variations. It includes flour, sugar, butter, molasses, yeast, baking powder, milk, and flavorings with steps to mix, knead, and bake in ovens.
A rambling, humorous October wrap note highlights upcoming events. It mentions Democritia parade, Judge Wortham election talk, a Woman’s College benefit, a Braddock Casino lemon party, and local social scenes at theaters, churches, and the hospital. It also notes weather and civic plans like water works and community gatherings.
News of the State reports Mr. William L. Marbury addressing a large Democratic meeting in La Plata and other Democrats at Anos polls. Frank E. WIllis me, Republican candidate for State comptroller, spoke at Cambridge. Mary McCuster fatally burned at the Maryland Hotel and Marthe Feabel Harrigen died at her son in law Col Oswald Concerte y hotel.
Deeds recorded show Susaco M. Hough and husband Robert Saylor transferring 38 acres plus 100 acres and 78 square perches near Union Bridge to Republic Finance Co. Then land and mortgage transfers move to Tidewater Portland Cement Co. and Tidewater Portland Cement Co. to secure a loan of up to 1,1750,000. Delaware corporations pursue a Union Bridge cement plant with initial Portland capacity of 1 million barrels annually and 200,000 barrels of hydrated lime. project aims to supply domestic market this winter.
A large Republican meeting at Red Man's Hall Brunswick featured Milton G. Urner of Frederick and W T Maliby of Baltimore. Urner attacked a proposed constitutional amendment while Maliby praised Hammone Urner as chief judge candidate. meeting opened by W L Richards. Music from the Brunswick Cornet Band.
Police report a burglary at the home of John F. Stine in Birmingham yesterday afternoon before 4 PM. Two hats and a cap belonging to Enna Cramer were taken. A week earlier someone damaged a milk wagon shed at the same location. Cramer had previously lost a pair of shoes. Authorities suspect the culprit knew the premises.
An advertisement touts Rexall Mucu-Tone as a dependable catarrh remedy proven by a physician with thirty years of success. The copy claims quick mucous membrane cleansing, parasite removal, and overall health boosts with a money back offer if not satisfied. It emphasizes extensive positive reports and urges trial at Rexall stores.
Town vendors report a lively market with fresh air and scattered vacancies. Observers note petty thefts and political tension as farmers harvest crops amid dry weather while prices list pork beef poultry and produce with multiple items and per unit costs.
Y M C A invites all men to an open house to mark the night as headquarters. Reports will be posted as last year with election figures for comparison. Tomorrow at 9 30 p m Mr C E Hine of Cleveland will address the boys in the auditorium. The football team travels to Martinsburg for a key Reds game while roll off results list Miller first, Wallis second, Stockman third with high scores.
Mr. C Mehtte Dixon relocated his cash market from West Second Street to North Market Street, occupying the room previously held by Messrs. Thomas and a.
An ad style notice extols a Dr Moore patent remedy claimed to cure lung and bronchial ailments, markets bottles and a guarantee, and asserts wide health benefits for coughs colds and influenza with a vague distribution through Pearce's Modern goods.
An advertisement touts Pape’s Diuretic as the best, harmless remedy to cleanse kidneys and urinary organs. It claims rapid relief from backache, headaches, irritability, and nocturnal urination, urging readers to buy a fifty cent treatment from any druggist and trust the maker Pape Thompson & Pape of Glasgow.
George W Woodward longtime Frederick resident dies at Carrollton Ohio aged about 70 or 72. Born April 14 1819 in Frederick he lived here until age thirty and helped found the Junior Wire Company. He later worked for his brother W B Woodward in Carrollton the brickmason by trade.
In early 19th century he cast his first vote for Van Buren in 1840 and backed Grant over Greeley later. At Lafayette's 1824 visit in the city, five year old Woodward joined the cheers. He married Suann Eckis in 1841 at Tancytown. she died in 1866 and he remarried Jeanie Walls in 1867. Survived by many children from his first wife.
Frederick resident Frank Buckey testifies after Civil War wounds that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his kidney and backache troubles. He reports dramatic relief after three boxes from Main's Drug Store and urges others to use Doan's, price fifty cents, Foster Milburn Co. NY as U.S. agents.
Trustee sale in Frederick County includes 357 acres near Woodward and a two story brick dwelling with barn and outbuildings. The second lot is a brick dwelling on East Third Street Frederick City with 30 foot frontage and 160 foot depth, conveyed by mortgage from Oliver Best and Elizabeth Kepner Best to Oliver Best. Both properties to be offered at public sale November 17 and November 5, 1909, respectively, with terms requiring one third cash and rest in equal installments.
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