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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1912
Page
7
A fragmented antique recipe sketch covering breakfasts, dinners, desserts, and beverages. It lists dishes like fancy omelets, chicken paprika, savory toast, summer drinks, and walnut fig ice cream, with partial methods for candy work and jelly molds.
Fragments describe people displaced by eco angs and climate shifts. The text touts self care cures and remedies claiming relief from colds and lung trouble with vague promises and trial offers. It mentions doctors, testimonials, and guarantees to entice readers.
AM at New York Athleties 4 New York 2 Boston 1 Washington 6 Detroit 4 St Louis 2 Chicago 5 Cleveland 4 Baskette Cariseh Sens Kuhn Standings Boston Athletics Washington Chicago Detroit Cleveland New York St Louis Pittsburg Brooklyn Cincinnati Philadelphia New York
Yesterday’s scores show Providence defeating Baltimore 11 to 1 and Rochester beating Montreal 9 to 4 while Toronto toppled Buffalo 10 to 3. Today’s games list Baltimore at Providence and Rochester at Buffalo with Jersey City at Newark and Toronto at Montreal in a packed slate.
London reports two Royal Flying Corps officers Captain Hamilton and Lieutenant Stuart died when their monoplane buckled at 800 feet during Stevenage maneuvers. The motor stopped, the craft split in two and crashed. Another line notes German aviator Lieutenant Steeger killed during Imperial Army exercises at Munich when engine failed and machine fell from 500 feet.
The Trades Union Congress in New Port Wales resolved unanimously to demand a law fixing thirty shillings or about $7.50 weekly as the minimum wage for adult workers. In England the figure is not very low. Canoe capsized on the Allegheny River near Freeport resulted in the drownings of Mrs Grace Grafton and Mrs Kate Morning in Pittsburgh.
Quotations from Farmers Exchange and Thomas and Co show prices for wheat corn oats barley flour mill feed and hay. Notable figures include No 2 red wheat at 7e per bushel, shelled corn 80 to 85 cents, rye and oats 40 to 45 cents, winter wheat flour 5.25 to 5.75, spring wheat 5.50 to 6.00, middlings 31.50 per ton, bran 24 to 25, hay No 1 Timothy 28 to 24, No 2 Timothy 22 to 3, mixed hay 20 to 21 and not based hay 8 to 12.
Corrected September 7 1912 under Thomas and Company. Lists dairy feed gluten corn and oats with prices 97 and 24.56 dollars. Mentions Timothy Seed Tuy at Warnett offering pure drugs at right prices.
In Williamsport Pennsylvania on September 7 Mrs M Dobson and her mother Mrs Tucker ran with lanterns to warn an approaching Herli train of a washout near Kline station. Their effort failed after several hundred yards and the train left the rails at a culvert. Passengers suffered minor injuries and shock. the two women were taken to Sunbury for care as physicians treated the hurt and passengers raised funds in gratitude.
In Eldorado, a suburb of Altoona Pennsylvan ia, residents live in fear for a week as a panther stalks the area. Three boys Charles Clair Harry Lynn and Emory Richern were followed for over a mile along Sugar run before escaping. Farmers fear nighttime activity and local hunters plan a search party.
The U S Navy submarine Fly dived 282 feet off Point Diablo in San Francisco Bay, cruising at six knots for ten minutes under Lt James J Howell. The crew of twenty six worked as hull groaned under extreme pressure during the depth test. Lightning Kills Youth in Barn in Cumberland Wisconsin. Raymond Smith, 27, killed by a bolt while sheltering in a barn during a storm after returning from Inglesmith. He died about fifteen minutes later with one ear blackened.
Russell Crosby of Mibu resigns as the first rural mail carrier in the United States. Appointed October 1886, he is seventy six years old and a Civil War veteran.
The 1912 World Series opener is slated for Tuesday October 8 with no fixed matchup yet as the Athletics Cubs and Giants chase the National title. Ban Johnson confirms the date in a St Louis Times letter, while league officials await pennant decisions.
In Paulsboro on September 7 a rowboat carrying Froderich Krumaker Joseph Middleton Jr and Frank Seate overturned after a large floating log struck it during driftwood gathering. Waves from a passing motorboat then knocked the skiff broadside and capsized it. All three men drowned after surfacing briefly.
In Washington Pennsylvania on September 7 James Palloch was assaulted by two highwaymen who stole his watch and about $200 in cash then fled with a draft for $1 000 and a total value of $18 000. Palloch was found injured and wandering the streets. he identified the assailants who fled toward the scene of the crime.
Valentine Kirby, director in the public schools of Pittsburgh, Pa, argues that red wallpaper absorbs heat and raises the gas bill. He says such issues are the kind children must learn about at home and school as part of practical lessons.
Topekanus purchased ten boxes of Roman candies in Topeka Kansas to shoot at millions of blackbirds damaging trees and filling nights with noise and fear.
Sept 7 a local scene in Centerville Iowa saw eleven year old son of J J Hanrahan accidentally hang himself with a lasso while performing Wild West acts on Dill boards. The tragedy followed a string of health remedy testimonials unrelated to the incident.
In Peckville a repair crew worked on downed telephone lines after a storm. Gus Gilgalon of Carbondale was killed while William Shotts of Greenfield and Charles Moss of Scranton were badly injured.
Frederick Maryland resident Philip Wisner testifies that Deans Kidney Pills relieved his back pain and troublesome kidney secretions after trying the remedy from J W Harner's Drug Store. He notes his 1909 praise remains valid and urges purchases from Foster-Milburn Co. as US sale agents. Remember the name Dean's.
Reports from Fort Bliss say two bands of Mexican rebels crossed the border below Hachita New Mexico and clashed with American troops. Fifteen Third Cavalry men were engaged, one rebel captured, and a second larger group crossed the line later but was driven back into Mexico in long range fighting.
In Asheville on September 7, reports say deer on George W Vanderbilt’s 140000 acre Pisgah forest die from stomatitis that swells tongues and glands, preventing swallowing. Rangers count forty deaths with many more suspected in remote woods across the preserve.
A letter notes that hard rubbing will wear away iron over time. It cites a washboard used for many years in the old-fashioned method, with zinc worn thin and wooden edges rounded.
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