STUFFING SIUTTON AND HALAL RECIPES INDIAN FRYING NOTES
A garbled kitchen page describes various cooking tips and recipes including lamb and pork dishes, spice mixes, and baking ideas. It mentions spiced salmon style preparations, onion and paprika accents, and methods for pumpkin and tomato handling, plus household hacks such as stain removal and carpet care.
Stomach Holds Five Pounds of Hardware in Lunatic’s Stomach
In St Joseph Missouri a patient at the insane hospital died after ingesting over five pounds of indigestible items including nails screws buttons pins threads beads and hooks. An inventory by Dr A C Pettigrew lists 1200 plus pieces from nails to beads with details of sizes and quantities.
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Snili Roper
St. Joseph
Mann
A.C. Pettiuhn
Hospi
Railway Watchman's Strange Death at Heckton Mills
Benjamin Ebey, a Reading railway watchman, was attacked by heart disease while on a track at Heckton Mills near Harrisburg. He fell before an approaching train and died after reaching Harrisburg hospital. Ebey was fifty and left a family.
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Harrisburg
Benjamin Abey
Reading
Heckton Mills
Ebey
Electric Bitters Endorsement From Mrs Van da Sante
Mrs. J. F. Van da Sante of Kirkland writes that Electric Bitters kept her from breaking down during a three month severe train ordeal. She claims the tonic gave health and strength and guarantees satisfaction. Moderna Pharmacy at Pearre distributes the remedy.
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Mra. J. FE. van da Sante
Kirkland
Moderna Pharmacy
Pearre
Market Gossip Reports Abundant Produce and Rising Butter
The piece notes plentiful butter, sugar corn, Mina beans, cantaloupes, and oysters with prices listed for dozens of fruits and vegetables. It discusses a potential butter price rise toward Christmas and mentions local farming trends and an accident in Pattaville where George Kemmersing is badly injured breaking his back while handling a gate.
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Billy" Lubbert
Porter House
Pattaville
George Kemmersing
Lincoln ‘Cokliery
Pottsville Hospital
Poor Woman Offers to Pay Rent to Help Needy
A New York woman Miss Finley Frpsis? wrote to Municipal Court Justice Leonard A. Snitkin proposing to pay half a month's rent for tenants if landlords allow the other half. She described her plan as a humane effort to ease suffering amid strikes and economic hardship. The judge praised the sentiment and said he would help publicize the idea to aid distressed tenants.
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Jilly
Alrike
Migs
A. Darris
New York
Leonard A. Snitkin Cing Bua
Saltkin
Myron
Port
Frederick Market Prices corrected September 17 1910
Frederick County market prices for grains hay and feeds are listed with ranged per unit figures. Wheat No 2 red corn ear corn hay timothy clover and other feed ingredients show price bands from several local suppliers.
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Frederick County
Perton
Taxation dispute over city tax base and audits
An interested taxpayer calls for a thorough investigation of city tax books from December 1908 onward. The letter questions the revised taxable basis for 1909 and 1910, alleging miscalculations and urging the Board of Trade to publish itemized additions and abatements.
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Neds
Sesors
McCaffrey
Montrey
Board of Trade
Local Notes and Visits Highlight Thurmont Community
Miss Kale Ward returns home from Thurmont after visiting the Nicodemus family. Dr Pearce and wife spent Sunday with Mr. David Pearce. Mrs H Nicodemus and Miss Ward visit Mrs Wallace in Libertytown. Rain is needed in the community. Several residents travel to Virginia and Baltimore for family visits and personal matters. A fragment mentions health products from Dr. Sinerine and a note on stomach and kidney health.
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Nonville
Kale J. Ward
Thurmont
J. C. Nicodemont
Ma] Pearce
David
Pearce
H. Nicodemus
Fanhie Ward
Misa
Mary E. Nicodemus
John Bigler
Mise Ward Spennesday
Wallace Libertytown
Hammersley
Ander
Jarper
Washington,d.c
Mia
Chis* Fawley
Harve Reed
Evelyn
Literary Societies Debate In Noir YanBenick Meeting
The South Frederick Literary Society held a regular meeting with a debate on whether smalles have more effect on human conduct. Judges ruled in favor of the negative side after readings, recitations, and an editor's report. The Clover Seaf Literary Society also convened with programs on Panama Canal Manila and a debate on the impact of smallxes.
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E. Brown
Critle
SR. Moser
R.atkinson
Smalles
C. Plckeit
E. Shaw
P. Crum
A. Bennnett
T. Ordeman
Fe ‘Enga
R. McKinsey
C. Summers
W. Fonk
F. Rhoades
Society
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