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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1908
Page
4
A vintage recipe card describes Corn Beef Hash with Cheese. It details cooking beef and potatoes in butter until crusted, then finishing with melted cheese and milk, eggs, and parsley. Also included is Beepatash style hash using leftover steak, onions, and raw potatoes simmered until tender.
Fragmentary OCR style note describes mixing peanut content with bread, butter, and oil, then baking in a hot oven and serving with tomato sauce. Contains garbled phrases and nonstandard terms, making precise interpretation difficult. preserves original food preparation hints without clear context.
A rambling Frederick week in review mentions autumn equinox, fall fairs, church schedules, and local improvements. Highlights include memorial events at Mt Olivet cemetery, Anti-Saloon League activities, and impacts of war memory on residents. Also notes on theater, excursions, weather hopes, and city development projects. A travel testimonial from a salesman recounts using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to aid a sick passenger on a Railway.
A bustling market note lists prices for farm goods. Poultry and fish rates, fruits, vegetables, and meats are shown with enumerated cents per item. Old Frost and harvest talk frame the scene as farmers prepare for a large crop and seek favorable prices.
Reports detail meetings at Clover Bellus Lettres Kelles Lettres and Alcott Society. Programs include essays on duty and life, recitations, orations on patriotism, debates on school policy, and musical and literary selections.
Frederick residents endorse Dean's Kidney Pills as permanent relief for backache urinary disorders and kidney trouble. Mrs Charles B Six cites a 1903 child’s recovery. a May 24 1907 remark notes four years without relapse. FosterMilburn Co Buffalo NY sells the remedy through agents.
Major General Charles Edward Luard, retired, suspected in the murder of his wife near London August 24, killed himself by stepping in front of a railroad train after fleeing Colonel Charles Ward and the house of Teston. He left a note claiming unendurable pressure from the allegations. Manila cholera worsens as twenty three new cases and all deaths are reported in twenty four hours and a typhoon threatens the coast.
Frederick County Farmers' Exchange furnishes market quotations for No 2 Red and Red varieties with steamer and other bids. The notice lists a sale date of Wednesday September 23, 1968 at 10 oclock, featuring a bedroon and parlor set, dining room items, and a rolltop desk sold by Lewis F Carter.
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