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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1911
Page
2
A historical home economics feature lists breakfast options breakfast dishes and meals for dinner and supper. It promotes money saving tips such as paying cash shopping for homemade garments and reducing outside amusements. Also includes recipes for oyster fricassee gelatine dessert and a butter based custard style sauce with mustard and cayenne and practical homemaking hints.
An old advertisement touts Yoan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney disorders and related symptoms. It includes a testimonial from Alien C Gosnell of Frederick Maryland and claims of relief after use. Foster-Milburn Co of Buffalo New York sells the remedy with Dean's Kidney Pills branding. Also mentions Washington County School Board scholarships and college placements.
The Girl in the Taxi opens the season at City Opera House Monday night. The Moscow style comedy features singing, dancing and musical specialties. The show, a Paris sensation on Broadway, is praised for pace and entertainments, with its laughable plot and lavish production.
A brief, garbled OCR line mentions iron and rain, with unclear actions described. The fragment references drying, hanging, and treading something after rain ends, but lacks coherent details, participants, places, or dates. The readable content suggests a mundane maintenance or construction context without verifiable facts.
A boarder and his son were robbed on the path from Pen Mar to Mug Mountain house around ten last night. Two men demanded money and a gold watch, taking five ten dollar bills before fleeing. Police arrested two men found aboard a Tretsht train. they face hearings in Hagerstown.
A bustling market column notes ample edibles this morning with fresh tomatoes apples pears pumpkins and citrus. It lists prices for upstream staples including potatoes cabbage beets beans cauliflower and meats with butter cheese and eggs, while hinting at seasonal dishes and consumer demand.
John W. Morgan, a Lisvent-ohl vad from Atojave Cal, attempted to rob the Citizens' National Bank in Laurel Md yesterday morning. A bank assistant fired, Morgan fled but was hunted by deputies and townsfolk, captured later near St Phillips Pro Cathedral after refusing to surrender, and turned over to Sheriff. He faces charges and is held for trial.
The state grand decoration at the Odd Fellows hall will be conferred by a uniformed state Patriarchs Militant. Officers and past grand masters will attend and preside. Notables from Moreland and other boards will be present as the procession forms and events begin.
The Eman stocking ae prepar ng for their Ataocpesting this week. The epembers considered plains and Ortaber committees will be ayoointend to carry on the work.
Rev Stephen McCabe pastor of St Joseph’s Buckeystown is moved to St John’s Baltimore to succeed Rev J L Weidenhan who comes to Buckeystown. Announcement notes it is the sole Maryland clergy change after a Haltimore retreat at St Mary’s Seminary.
Mr Stoward Ro Thatcher, Peabody Conservatory graduate, is named associate professor of harmony by Lireter Uareld Randolph to replace Mr George Siemann who becomes concert master of the Henry Savage Opera Company. Thatcher studied under notable instructors, earned his diploma in 106 dier, and has composed works while serving as organist at Mutan Place Temple and Mt Vernon Place church. He was on the faculty of the Woman's College for several years.
The Masons announced a cornerstone laying at the new church on Sixteenth and E streets northwest Washington. The ceremony is set for 0 of clock in the afternoon of October with invitations sent to all Masons in the District Maryland and Virginia to attend.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a discussion of continuing work during a period of medical or scientific testing. Mentions Mr and Potters, doses, and a public event or meeting, but text is largely indecipherable. Readers should seek fuller, clearer copy for specifics.
Notes from across Maryland recount a Rockville tragedy involving William Pugh and a death by action at home. Elks jail escapes near Elk ton, with four recaptured and another incident near Laurel. Baltimore seeks $200000 in Cumberland improvements as Tobaccos await. State officials discuss pay, schools, and reforms while land purchases and a bank seizure occur in Cumberland and Baltimore. A push to move the Grand Army encampment to Baltimore in 1914 folds in. Public Services Commission delays a railroad capital stock hearing as peaches flood Washington county markets.
The proposal aims to convert Sylvan Retreat in Allegany County into a permanent State hospital for Western Maryland districts including Allegany Garrett and Washington counties. The 1910 Legislature allowed exceptions to abolish county asylums for large institutions convertible to district hospitals. Allegany county officials back the plan with strong support.
A two horse wagon owned by Mr. Wm. C. Mercer of Braddock suffered a rear axle failure on West All Saints street near Bentz street this morning. The sugar corn load was moved to another wagon and transferred without further incident.
Neighbor reports Mrs W O P Spaugh in Mansile Wyoming praised Dr King Gate Pilis for curing obstinate enteritis and claimed it made her a new woman. The remedy for stomach and liver issues is sold at Pearre's Pharmacy.
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