Dainty Picnic Dishes And Canning Tips From A Kitchen Column
Readers learn cucumber with mint, cottage cheese with pepper grass, and potted cheese for picnics. Creamed chicken rosettes and chicken mushroom filling are detailed along with fried cream of wheat. Guidance includes lime water prep and tomatoes canned whole or in slices with proper sterilization and timing.
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Alweya
Eba
Asbury Park
Home canning guide for tomatoes corn peas and beans
Instructions describe preparing stewed tomatoes for canning, filling sterilized jars, and processing in a boiler. Also covers canning corn, peas, lima beans, and canned snap beans with salt layers, airtight seals, and storage. Includes steps for peeling, packing, water bath and extended boiling, plus cooling and labeling.
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Cora
Pose
Mosquito Study Shows Baltimore Outpacing New Jersey
A Baltimore dispatch reports Baltimore has more mosquito varieties than New Jersey with a giant species found locally. Johns Hopkins researchers plan final results by June while Dr How ard Eastly aims to exterminate the pest citywide. The giant is rare and bites in bright sun, buzzing loudly as it strikes from grass and flies like a large wasp.
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Baltimore
United States
New Jersey
Oulcago Record-Herald
T. H. Coffin
Johns Hopkins Medical School
Howard A. Eoslly
Jesus Hopkins
Elas
Atlantic
Ochis
Siatshes
Baltimore and Ohio 23rd Street Terminal New York City
Baltimore and Ohio Terminal at Twenty third Street New York City now offers direct ferry connections for all passenger trains to and from the 23rd Street Terminal in addition to Liberty Street. The South Ferry Terminal is discontinued. The 23rd Street site provides convenient access to hotels theatres and shopping. a glass canopy covers crosstown car lines and baggage is delivered to 23rd Street unless otherwise marked. An electric cab service is now available.
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Baltimore- Ohio
Twentythird Street
New York City
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
23Rd Street
Liberty Street
Twenty-third Street
Great Metropolis
Rprss
Baltimore & Onto
Gotham
Fafeh Avenues
Broadway
D. B Martin
R.R
Baltimore
Maryland
House of Delegates
Yeas Andness
George ¥. Evereart
Fenjamin L- Smith
General Assembly
Br A Mars
S. Charles and Calvert
Tme
Heid
Mste
Puig
Marriand
Marsh
Spencer C. Jones
Robert Moss
Community Notes of Bal timore Visitors and Local Appointments
In Ayatstown and nearby towns residents report visits from relatives in Baltimore Washington and Virginia. Several families hosted guests with updates on local health and property improvements. Notable items include a Church sermon in Lime Kiln, a horse incident in Renner's, and multiple trips to Washington Baltimore York and Pleasants HUI.
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Mollie Johnson and Slater
Frederick
Battle Bowman
Delmab Willard
Poolesville
P.O. Datrow
B. H. Datrow
Hermie Koehler
Willie Price
Mary Tabler
Baltimore
Emily Tabler
Kown
Everitt Cech
Washington
W. O. Rhodes
Mills Catherine
William Darby
Rockville
Willam Dotrow
David Mata
Charles Robrbagh
Cora Mosberg
Oy Armatrosg & Ontor
Fannie Wright
Main
Louis Kercer
Pittsburg
Jobo Kegger
Bockeystown
Ghas. Monburga
Edward Plummer
Barnesville
Thomas Flasher
Mabel Fisher
Wo. Kabrick
Buckeystown
Zora Meldrum
Ellicott City
Archie Morningstar
New Midway
John W. Renner
F. G. Renner
Absalom Stover
York
Pennsylvania
John Renner
R. W. Bohn
R. Walter Bohn
Bohn
W.H. Kable
Woodaboro
Newton Renner
Wilbert
Franklin
Herbert
Washington, D.C
F. O. Renner
Cornelius Byler
Sandsy
Reuben Bohn
Newton Renner and Sons
Wilbert, Franklin and Serbert
Washington, D. C
F. C. Renner
Mesara
Samuel and
Jesse Renner
Simon Grim
Pleassas Hui
Jesse Fox
Double Pipe Creek
Jonas Grim
Jacob Grim
Lancaster
Miss Bents
Daniel Bentz
Clark
Smithsburg
Miton Fogle
James Wood
Rocky Ridge
George Long
Charles Siger
Washington, DC
Catherines Sagsr
M.D. Bats
George Renner
WA. Renner
OAHEB
Cramer
D. W.stauffer
Moeliet
Merizares
Nicoderaus
Unionrike. Ltd
Church St
Peterstille
Local social notes from Emmitaburg and nearby towns
Community gossip lists visitors and called-on residents across Emmitaburg Roddy Thurmont and Bethel with names such as Gitlac Bhoemaker Byler Groshon Pyles Strong Box Legore Zentz Dert Drolenberg Oram and others. A short medical anecdote praises Chamberlains Pain Balm for burns sprains and rheumatic pain.
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Gitlac
Emmitaburg
Washington
Georgian Strong
Mina Grace Box
Hockenamith
Bridgeport
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Lome
Misa Parlon
Bermers
United States Department of Agriculture
Breriye
PUEL
Jawbor
Ava
Ty A. L. Pearce
Paren Ea Seaeeariay
Fanlé
Ayattstown
Joesph Smith
Gatarday and
Bootley
Town
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Jamie Pugh
Ancle Darby
Iowa
Nettie Johnson
Baby
Annie Darby
Miseea Berths
Emma Hail
F. H. Koehler
Germantown
Louise Streams
Loudoun County
James Gelwicks
Emmitsberg
Smean Fogle
Thurmont
Annie Fogle
Hazel Patterson
Robert
Lottie Colliflower
Jane Legore
Legore’s
Kalaer
Child
Adam Zentz
Daysville
Ritchie Zimmerman
Bathel
John Boston
Ide Eaves
Jennis Wagner
Elizabeth Valentine
Mary Michael
Virgie
Florence and Heater
Andrew Storr
Bethel
George Drolenberg
Tadians
Jacob Oram
Drolenberg
Roy Orem
Virgle Oram
Roy
Ads Angleberger
Edward Oram
Afount Pleasant
Sod
William Lanse
C. P. Vansant
Sandeyeresing
Inak
Daiste Waltz
John Orom
Nios
Orra Reddick
Hoe
F. BE. Michael
Edith Biddinger
Thomas Eves
Woalkernville
Margaret Huffman
Mrr
Frank Huffman
O. P. Vausaot
Mount Airy
Mitton Wiah
Harry Biddanger
Chamberlain
Michael Strauss
Vernon
Conn
Strauss
James N. Nichols
Nichols
A. L. Pearce
J. W. Harper
Louis Otte
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E. C. Bhepeerd. Regiver and Colleeter
Fo Sheriff
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Sheriff
Jonathan N. Stgp
Frederick District
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Frederick County
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Hudon’s
Patrick Street
Carroll's
Adamstown
Frederick Coventry
Partien Alen
Tearley
Charles and Lexington Stree
Patrick J. Bovis
Winebrec
East Third Street
Apzigst
South Market Street
Mivdit
EH. V. Darrow
Market St
Stabdje
Siage House
Prsnc Sale
Ea Well Kentome
Susan S. Whalen
Horges
D.C. Brist
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Geneners Assembly
United Iure
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Taira
Txenti
Afaryland
Senate
Fees
Mars
State of
Yeas
George ¥. Evyerhart
Benjamin L. Smith
J. Epwin Wasruttn
Naryland
Par
Court of Appeals
Scans County
Murrland
Annapolis
Edwls Warfield
Oswald Tilghman
Brat
Ais
Beexsour
A . Agle’s Pottery
MosEx
South Market
C. B. Troxell
West Patrick
Uur
America
Morse School of Telegraphy
Cinnati
Adaors
Crosse
Texerkans
Tex
San
Eure
R. Rose Lewis
Propristor
ETRA
Bure
Plesse
R. E. Creager
Florist
Thormont
Sorvesini
S. Landis
Sierling
Marge
Market
HE Mountain Cty Creamery Company
Bentz Street
Flatenly
D. Mantz
Market Bt
A. Poole
West South Street
Sli
Frederich Select Orchestra
Raising the Dead
Comedy In
Avera Seere
Paris
McCardell's
Stauffer
Baldmore
Waannsien Dunccon
Philadelphia
New York
Wasa
Wray
Palladelphia
New Washington
Baltimore and Way
Cumberland and
Regreer
Lexineter
Reunion
Suadayton
Hagerstown
Martinsburg
Od Way
Wass Junction
Way
Cincinnati
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Br Lous
Piceburg
Chicago
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Way Bretions
Cumberland
St. Louis
Winchester
Strasburg
Way Statons
Philadephis
Dee
Privepa
Philadesis
Pitsburg
Cindtnce
Cleveland
Pitusberg
Mr. Airy
Baltimore and Washington
Winchester Magerstown
Kewar
War
Wey
Wheene
Wary
BE Louis
Cincinna
Philadephia
Lexington
Washington Junction
Wae
Baltimere
Washine and Way
Lolt
T. Mullinizx
Marylander
Bazerstown
Smithshare
Edeemont
Bine Mount
Dal
Pen Iar
Buena Vista
Highfield
Arriva
Fae
Witysbare
New Oxford Hanover
York Ajax
Reaa
Blas
P.M. Plm
Feave
Efenfield Bineikidee
Becky Eidze
Bruceville Union
Eridee
New Windsor Westminster
Blue Mountain Bispress
Eerior
Ieaver Balthrore
Westminster
New Windsor
Bruceville
Thermont
Blue Ridge
Hickfeld
Buena Views Spring
Blue Mountain
Smthsdare
Hargerstown
Blue Ridge Limited
Highfeld
Buenas Vista
Bie Mountain
Racerstown
Edgemont
PealMsr
Suena Vista
HighSela
Thiagesa
Adaiioral Frain
Union Bricea
Union Bridge
Dylon Bridge
Intermediste
Lesve Unlor
Warnesboro
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Emmitebure
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Geate
Columbia
Littlestons
Taneytown
Cherry Run
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Ark Gally
Griswold
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