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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1913
Page
7
A scattered OCR text offers a mix of recipes and household tips including peaches with cream, tomato omelets, croquettes, breaded veal cutlets, lettuce and pepper salad, and blueberry pudding. It provides cooking steps, substitutions, and some kitchen hygiene advice amid fragmented phrasing and errors.
A long column lists numerous social visits and homecomings in the city. Miss Emma Carnes of Altoona, Miss Blanche Rodarick of Baltimore, Mr James G. C. Bienl and others are noted for visiting relatives, vacation returns, and traveling by auto to destinations like Norfolk, Cumberland, Gettysburg, and Frederick with families in the area.
Mrs and Mrs Oliver Hightman spent the past with their daughter Mrs Clifford Abalt at Arnolds town. Miss Martha Bingham of Wash Triyton, liks, nh spending the peat Tuesday one Mrs Compher's daughter Mrs Alpheus Moser. Mrs Malissa Highton of Fr eer at Gapland. Mrs Howard Magaha and children and Miss Carrie Sykes spent Wednesday with Mrs Magaha near Peteraville. Mrs Royden Malinhart and Bruce returned home after two weeks with her parents in Baltimore. Mrs Mainhart hosts her sisters Mrs Charles Wood of New York and Miss Grace B Stump of Baltimore.
Broad Run residents share greetings and visits with relatives including Louise Schidtknecht and Erma Hier as Edgar G. Guyton and family visit from Blue Ridge College New Windsor. Other items note illnesses travel and a health ad touting Hall’s Catarrh Cure with testimonials and price, plus Druggist board.
Mr and Mrs J W Loy visited her brother Wi Munima and family and attended the fishing party along Mo hocady on Thursday August 21. Mr and Mrs Elmer Eyler of Altoona PA were guests of Mr Barry Boller and attended the funeral of her father Charles Dorsey on Saturday. Mrs Quincy Overman and children of Emmitsburg were guests of Mrs John Eyler on Sunday. Miss Sarah Shryock of Croag eratown spent Friday with Mrs Sarah Smith. Mr John Eyler visited his son Wm Eyler of Frederick on Sunday. Rev and Mrs Charles Ritter of York PA Mr Carl Stull and children of Chambersburg PA and Mrs Lewis Smith of Thormont all spent Sunday with Mr J W Stimmet and family.
Misa Myrtle Millex spent several days in Frederick last week with Catherine Snook. They were joined by Mrs Story who will stay a few weeks with her mother Mrs J E Pater. Mrs Ray Ramaburg and daughter Dorothiy of Frederick visited Mr and Mrs Cater Harper. Mr Carl Ramsburg and family hosted a Sunday gathering including Gail and Carl. Catherine, daughter of Mr Grays, visited Stull and family. Chas Harper and family paid a short visit to Mrs T R Palmer on Sunday evening.
Mr George Poole and family of Harmony Grove and Earl Roderick and family of Prerick with Mrs John Frederick and B Feaga and Walter Feaga of Feaguville spent Sunday with Mr Oscar Routzalin and family. James Himely, bedfast nine weeks, grows worse. Mr and Mrs Wm Cook and Mr John Cook of Church Ay spent Sunday with Mr Wh Bussard and family.
BeacRRaTOWN reports several residents recovering from malaria. William Speak and Mr. Marton Warner are convalescing after severe malaria episodes. Mrs. Lorraine Hisenberg returns from New Philadelphia and Atlantic City to Boat Church Street with plans to join Mr. Eisenberg in Lonaconing. Mrs. A. M. Landauer hosts Ruth Ogle visit and Miss Beulah Ogle hosted guests last week.
New York reports Ty Cobb has not been sold by Detroit to the New York Yankees. Yankees owner Frank Farrell said he would pay 40000 for Cobb and would not hesitate to offer more, but Detroit officials would not part with the star outfielder.
Today's schedule lists Newark at Baltimore with two games, Jersey City at Providence with two, Montreal at Rochester with two, and Toronto at Buffalo with two. Scores from yesterday show Providence 6, Newark 3. Jersey City 5, Providence 2. Montreal 7, Newark 4. Toronto 2, Baltimore 4. Standings show W L grosses and team abbreviations amid scattered garbled lines.
Saturday results from American and National Leagues include New York, Boston, Cleveland, St. Louis, Chicago, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Philadelphia matchups with various battery lines and final tallies. Standings show Boston, New York, Philadelphia leading, with notes on games postponed or altered and scattered commentary on league classes.
The store announces a new advertising method by distributing to friends and patrons. It touts first rate decorators, up to date machinery, and promises thorough workmanship. August discounts offer half price wallpaper and 25 percent off mantels and fire place goods, cash on completion.
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