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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1905

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Bow to Prepare Toothcome and Wholesome Dishes

Instructional note explains remedies and methods to improve household health. It outlines preparing toothcare blends and wholesome meals to cure vertone like ailments, while easing daily worries and supporting family work.

Tomato Catsup and Other Vintage Kitchen Dishes

A dated collection of home cooking guidance detailing tomato catsup with spices, buttered eggs with mushrooms, pureed split pea soup, and brown bread steam-baked in a kettle. It includes lobster croquettes and Newburg, Graham pudding, roast times for lamb, veal, beef, and sauerkraut prep, plus stain removal tips.

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Whiskey Pillars In Buffalo Saloon Ad Filename

In this fragment an ad asserts a doctor prescribes good pure whiskey. W Harper proclaims ideal liquor with none better. Bold by Annie Otte showcased at The Buffalo.

W. Harper Annie Otte The Buffalo

Milk Quality and Feeding Effects on Cows and Calves

A historical note argues nutrition affects milk quantity more than fat content, with cows in good condition producing normal milk and rich feed raising overall yield. It discusses fat variation, breed selection, and cautions on calf feeding practices, noting mismanagement causes unequal consumption and health issues.

Local Notes From Lemtown and Surrounding Towns

Community news lists visits and moves among families in Lemptown Weet Falls and Land er areas. Names include Bundsy Morrison Gernand Hood Lowman Franklin Demmit and many others with weekend gatherings and Sunday school events noted.

WEET FALLS Elmer E. Kolb Mise Dors Andere Troutville Lewis J. Kemp Hala Poole Dixon Union Bridges Milan Ella Hood Misa Jennie Hood Mount Airy J. R. Hood Weat Falls Osmmoll Baltimore Jarboo Winfield Harris Taylorerilie

Silo and Silage Observations From a Farmer Bulletin

The article stresses careful silo construction and storage to prevent spoilage. It covers silage surface limits per cow, daily feeding amounts, and the need to protect silage from air by tight walls. It notes regional labor and transport considerations for silage operations, plus a mention of dairy practices and a few unrelated quotes.

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Niagara Falls Excursions From Frederick in 1905

A historical note advertises Niagara Falls excursions from Frederick with dates June 30 July 14 and 24 August 4 and 14 September 1 and 15, 1905. Tickets on trains linking to Train No 504 depart Washington at 7 00 a m and Baltimore Camden Station at 7 50 a m arriving Niagara Falls 11 00 p m.

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Maryland Amendment Proposal for Voter Qualification

The January session of the Maryland General Assembly proposed an amendment to Article 1 and Article 2 of the state constitution, detailing who may vote, residency, literacy requirements, and eligibility based on prior voting status. The measure, certified by Senate President Spencer C Jones and Speaker Georges Y Everhart, would be submitted to voters at the next general election.

Geneneral Assembly Maryland Beorion L bamera Berrios the United Baltimore city Congress United States bia stud bet Feneral Assembly State of Senate yeas General Assembly St Mary’s Charles and Calvert Baltimore Marsland SPENCER C. JONES House of Delegates GEORGE Y. EVERHART BENJAMIN hk. SMITH tate of Court of cald

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