Kew to Prepare Dishes and Dishes Stir Up Mouse Worries
In a quirky note, Kew plans toothsome and whelesome dishes to cage various biscuits and kelp in the work. The tale hints at easing the mouse’s worries while showcasing a playful kitchen scheme.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1903
Page
4
In a quirky note, Kew plans toothsome and whelesome dishes to cage various biscuits and kelp in the work. The tale hints at easing the mouse’s worries while showcasing a playful kitchen scheme.
The page covers grape juice preparation from Concord grapes with water and sugar steps, plus kitchen guidance for chicken croquettes including stock, milk, butter, flour, and fried croquettes. It also lists cream of chicken soup, several sandwich ideas with nuts, honey, figs, and a savory potato salad, and a Philadelphia lobster salad with a classic mayonnaise dressing.
A long list of household recipes and culinary notes including fruit salads, English meat pie for picnics, salted almonds, clams frappe, toast meringue, prune puff, browned rice, oyster toast, Iceland moss drink, orange and ice, flaxseed lemonade, and beef tea for fevers. Also includes verse excerpt about lost love and a brief literary line.
The weekly column reflects on September as a golden month full of peach harvests and memories of past conflicts around Antioch and Getty, recalling events from Lee’s marches to Stonewall Jackson and schooldays. Local notes report garbage contract awarded to Steve Geisbert, paving Market Street, moving pictures at Braddock Heights, and community gatherings as autumn begins.
Readers learn of proposed congressional effort to replace the dilapidated South Mountain monument to George Washington with a substantial stone tribute atop the peak. The piece covers local history, prior vandalism, Reno’s battlefield marker nearby, and a planned veteran pilgrimage for September 14 1862 anniversary. It also notes a public sale of household furniture at 58 West Second Street on September 10 1903.
M S McDawnezn of Clinton E Main’s drug store testifies to Dean’s Kidney Pills and urges sufferers to obtain them. He claims his family benefited and stresses the pills’ reliability and value at 50 cents per box with distribution by Poster Milburn Co. Also notes rail excursion rates and conventions, with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised as a versatile cure.
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