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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1908
Page
4
Pevole and Rouse undertake preparations for Tostholme and Clehee to aid in the work. They cure various ailments and remove a felowing meau as prescribed by the president.
A vintage recipe excerpt describes batter with sugar and egg yolks, then a fruit filling and boiled icing. It details stuffed peppers with fish or meat mixtures, scalloped vegetables, and a baked rice and egg curry. Also included are marinated ham with bananas, poached fish balls, and a reflection on refined manners at social gatherings.
A historical reminiscence notes the tenth anniversary of unveiling the Key Monument amid anniversary events for the Star Spangled Banner. It recalls patriotism, Civil War era memories, local gatherings, concerts, fairs, and summer social life in Frederick and nearby towns, highlighting Community celebrations and rural Westward sentiment.
A past pharmacy note touts a Burchett salve as valuable for burn treatment. It claims effective healing across stages with low cost. Available at Fonze’s store through sale pricing.
Our morning notes describe a lively market scene with cakes pies and confections reappearing for winter. Prices span poultry, fruit, vegetables, fish, meat and dairy, listing dozens of items with varied per unit costs, indicating strong demand and broad seasonality.
The United engine is undergoing repairs at the Mesara machine shop operated by John HL Abbott & Son on Sainte Street. It will be in service again this evening.
In Circuit Court the Barrick v Troxel case concluded yesterday afternoon. The jury returned a verdict of 155 dollars for the plaintiff Vin cent Sebold and Hammond Urner represented the plaintiff while Stoner and Engberg defended the defendant. Jurors were recessed until Monday morning as court adjourned after roll call with Chief Judge Glenn T. Worthington presiding.
Attorney General Tanie Lobe Strans holds September 21 as a legal holiday without Governor's proclamation. The act makes Defender’s Day legal and no proclamation needed. He also deems October 12 Cal ifornia Day a local holiday. amendment delaying effect is invalid under Article 1 Section 1. Recovery updates: Mr. Gaylor and Mr. Ta Gaylor, both well-known residents, are recovering after an accident last Thursday. swift recovery anticipated.
A garbled notice states Miss Junio Wilkuns of South Market Street reinserted an advertisement in The News seeking the return of her lost pet in Bognor. The strange item mentions Bourci and a successful test, ending with the pet reportedly back home.
Quotations list grain and feed prices with various grades and commodities. No. 1 Timothy ranges up to 12 dollars per bushel, Clover and hay values, baled wheat, cornmeal, buckwheat, and dairy feeds appear with per ton or per bushel figures. Prices show wide variance by grade and packaging, reflecting market conditions of the Frederick area.
The Clover Leaf Literary Society met at Mile High School on Friday September 11. President St Simmons presided as members recited memory gems and presented pieces including poems on Maryland and Washington. The debate on abolishing the death penalty favored the negative. next meeting announced.
Frederick citizens recall a long standing back pain from kidney trouble. J. Bayne of Baltimore testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured her backache and urinary issues since 1903, with no recurrence by 1907. She urges readers to trust Dean’s and avoid other remedies. Sold by dealers, 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is sole US agent.
Public sale scheduled in Ititaraviles precinct BatuRpay September 28, 1006 at 2:00 pm. The description lists property in the matter involving Ahatis W. Gekisboroual and the defended party.
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