To An Old Cookbook The Fruit Diet And Kitchen Tips
The article discusses fruit as food and its limits for humans, noting fruit’s acids and sugars, and cites Dr Labbe skeptical of fruit only diets. It references strawberry cures, Linnaeus praise, and cautions about allergies, while praising fruit’s dental benefits and broader dietary role. It then shifts to practical kitchen guidance on macaroni and oyster bake, cabbage preparation, making jelly desserts, and cleaning a pastry board with a sanded scrub technique.
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Persia
United States
Australia
California
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Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Linnaeus
Fontanelle
Madame Tallien
Market Gossip Offers Abundant Fall Produce On Market
The market shows the season’s standard variety with large heads of cabbage and a promising crop. Apples, pumpkins, and late fruits signal fall, with items like oranges bananas and cantaloupes priced per dozen or per half peck. Vegetables include potatoes cabbage lettuce radishes beans corn and peppers with meat and fish prices listed alongside miscellaneous dairy items.
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Porter
House
Differences Adjusted in Baltimore Suits Involving Chaisty Family
Court filings in Baltimore detail two suits where Helyn Mitchell Chaisty, wife of Edward J. Chaisty, sues his mother for 25000 and 10000 dollars respectively. The cases arise from a personal dispute after Chaisty’s return from Europe with his mother. he is described as about 24 and a known athlete.
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Superior
Baltimore
Helyn Mitchell Chaisty
Your Choisty
Jusuritsiehbo
Palm Beach
Fla
Europe
Mount St. Marx's College
Emimitsburo
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the Wentworth
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Football Practice Launches 1911 Gt. G. A. Team Prospects
G A pigskin chasers begin first pre season drills in the association gymnasium with about nine of last year’s eleven reporting. Coach John Markey directs signal practice as candidates copy plays. Dean of Baltimore leads the likely backfield with Brown shifted to tackle and Duvall at end. Several veterans seek familiar guard and end spots as era of new lineups begins.
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Glymnasium
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Dean
Baltimore
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Brown
Mir
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Mercersburg
McCon
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Don Derr
Rey
Munshower
Ave Baush
John Youn
Ordeman
Awse
Nicodemis
Siaiaenie
Erlier Cenies
Bradley
Landader Hog
1St James Academy
Haserstown
T'S
Pleasant Paragraphs of Visits and Local Travel
Purely personal notes show Missessie Hahn visiting friends in Baltimore while Paul Kussmaul vacationing with relatives in Roanoke and Washington. Numerous residents travel to Missouri New York and Pennsylvania. others return from Atlantic City and Townsend.
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Missessie Hahn
Patrick Streel
Baltimore
Paul Kussmaul
Rélatiyrs
Roanoke
Washington
Th. A. Olsson
Baghin Street
New York
Rheades
East Patrick Street
Dalrimore
Reimer
Prince George Counts
Millas
City Attorney For Brunswick Chaotic Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes mention City Attorney Brunswick and medical terms, with unclear names and phrases about September and preparation. No clear event, person, or organization details usable as a complete item.
Fragmentary note on names and places in a medical query
Fragmented OCR text mentions children and adults. Names like Steve, Darvin, and Otte appear along with references to a cistern, poison, and a doctor. The content is unclear and lacks coherent events or outcomes.
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Steve
Otte Olen
St. John's College to Open and Local Notes
Notes from across Maryland include St. John's College opening its session, jurors drawn for Anne Arundel Circuit Court, a Laurel Republican club formed, and record enrollment at Maryland Agricultural College and Mount St. Mary’s. Other items report theft at Edgemont store, typhoid illness of state official, a fatal dress fire in Spencerville, Pocomoke tomato canneries in full blast, drought causing later season, and Peabody soloist Bart Wirtz joining Washington Symphony.
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Phillips Lee
Central
Baltimore
Netlie A. Batson
Spencerville
Pocomoke City
Bart Wirtz
Peabody Conservatory of Music
Washington Symphony Orchestra
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Oliver
Hagerstown
Boys’ Brigade
William F. Gerber
Gwynns Falls ‘Park
Harry T. Thomas
West Baltimore
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ward's Chapel
Holbrook
Baltimore County
Demurrer Sustained in Danner Case Involving Railroad Injury
In the circuit court the demurrer by Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Emma H. Danner’s $5,000 injury suit was sustained. Plaintiffs’ counsel asked to amend. A separate settlement in Crum v. Long executors was reached for $775. The petit jury is excused until September 25 for criminal docket ahead.
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Danner
Petit Jury
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Emma
Plainiff
Frank Crum
James W. Long
Mary C. Pittinger
Sarah E. Long
Stoner and Weinberg
Rolback
Waters
Republicans Rally For Strenuous State Campaign Tour
Delegates in Cambridge yesterday cheered the Republican ticket and today plan a statewide campaign tour led by State Chairman John B Hanna. The three State candidates are expected to begin Monday, with the aim of visiting every section of the State. An ovation in Dorchester signaled strong support, echoing the vigor of the 1895 campaign. Joseph Thomas Davis of Urbana was taken to Montevue Hospital for treatment by Deputy Sheriff Charles D Jason.
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Cambridge
John B Hanna
Republican State Central Committee
Dorchester Coynia
Joseph Thomas Davis
Urbana
Montevue Hospital
Charles D. Jason
Picnic Delayed Again By Bad Weather
The United Brethren picnic, postponed from last Saturday, has been delayed once more due to inclement weather. No new date is announced as crews monitor conditions.
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United Brethren
Good Roads Movement Spurs National Highway Plan
A national push for better Interstate roadways gains momentum with leading figures backing government cooperation with states. Speaker Champ Clark urges a grand highway system starting with the Lincoln route as a cornerstone, while Missouri Congressman Borland promotes a Lincoln highway bill as a lasting public monument. George C. Diehl of the Good Roads board emphasizes a route from Gettysburg to the Capital to unite the nation as motor travel expands across state lines.
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New York Sun
Champ Clark
Robert P. Hooper
American Automobile Association
Borland
Missouri
House of Representatives
Abraham Lincoln
George C. Diehl
National Good Roads Board
Gettysburg
Local Health Updates From East Fourth Street Area
Mrs. Maurice J. Alton is quite sick at East Fourth street. John W. Miller and Mr. Ramsburg suffer a very sore right eye from a burst blood vessel. Misses Sarah and Katie Phieoger return home from City Hospital after treatment. Their mother Mrs. Jo Edward Phileeger continues to improve at the hospital.
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Maurice J. Alton
East Fourth Street
John W. Miller
Wm. H. S Ramsburg
Sarah
Katie Phieoger
City Hospital
Hame
West Patrick Street
Jo Edward Phileeger
Burst of Fever Ends With Arnica Salve Revival
A Freeville New York man wrote that a long fever affliction finally eased after using Bueck lens Arnica Salve. He claimed it healed burns boils eczema cuts injuries and piles with scarcely a scar, noting Pearre's Pharmacy as the source.
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Barnum
Freeville
N.Y
Pearre
Prize Wall Paper Sale Plan Boosts Fall Business
A local retailer announces a fall promotion for wallpaper to boost business. They have stocked about ten thousand hulls of Up-to-Date Wall Paper and will sell them well below market value. The papers are described as first-class and carefully selected to beautify homes. the plan includes offering a remarkable price to a customer, a 822.50 Solidoak Cabinet Manual with a golden finish as a prize.
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Manuel
Bux
Manel
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