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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1906
Page
4
A collection of old fashioned recipes. Beets baked with nutmeg and sour beet dressing, German style homey desserts, and a crispy oyster fry method. Pineapple and pear canning notes appear alongside tomato jelly sandwiches and a tomato jelly base.
A column reflecting on the week’s mix of labor and holiday life. It notes Labor Day observations, school openings, the Emergency Hospital sale, a Braddock Heights soldier review, and Carnival events at the fairgrounds. Mentions of theater, churches, and community outings round out a busy week. The piece conveys local tone and seasonal bustle with references to institutions and places.
A Confederate Veterans camp resolution in Arkansas asks Congress to pass a pension law for Confederate soldiers. The report argues such a pension would ease sectional strife, ease burdens after forty years of peace, and heal old wounds between North and South. The document blends patriotic rhetoric with excerpts from a poem and an ad blurbs.
The story recounts Bishop William Lawrence denying involvement in a purported endless chain of prayer letters started to elicit divine mercy. It notes widespread inquiries from Florida, Texas, and beyond, including Canada and Paris, with readers fearing misfortune for noncompliance and even a Montreal editor publishing letters to curb the spread.
A historical note describes flowers from trees used as food by American Indians and other regions, detailing raw consumption, drying, and marketing. It contrasts flower meals with canna florets and notes the culinary use of cauliflower and clove as flavorings, with references to smoking and preservation methods.
Bernard B. Shaliow of Astleg City argues against wide cost of implementing simplified spelling in public schools while teachers may permit shorter forms. He cites potential textbook replacement costs, the need for new forms, and estimates savings from reduced classroom expenses. The piece also notes Chamberlain's Tablets and a fragmented notice of hogs with prices.
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