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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1902
Page
4
The text presents a garbled summary of a menu or instruction note with phrases like Prepare Toothbeome Whelesome Dishes and Melp in the Work. It remains unclear, with many misspellings and broken words, from which a coherent event or item can be determined. No clear individuals, organizations, dates, or locations are identifiable.
A mixed recipe page details a layered jelly mold with fruit like pineapple and blackberries, plus a method for pickled watermelon rind, an orange and ice cream serving idea, Everton Taffy, and tips on detecting spurious linen, stain removal with pip clay, and garment care. The tone resembles an old home economics column offering practical kitchen tips and household crafts.
The guidance describes embroideries roping on a smooth surface over flame and only on the wrong side. It advises soaking fading fabrics in warm water to set color before washing, and warns trams must not be heated to red hot as they will misbehave with heat afterward.
A Montreal reader cites Rev Silliman Blagden's critique of perpetual motion fads. He recounts Washington resident George Law, a marble-wielding eccentric who forgets his own name while lost in thought about perpetual motion, causing comic embarrassment at the post office and a moral against quack theories.
Fragmentary testimonial from F. W. Brown of Leeshire and others praising Cham tlsin s Good Remedy for consumption asthma bronchitis and colds. Letters claim dramatic relief after three years of illness and list Dr Kine s New Discovery and other patent medicines as lifesaving.
A bustling month overview from Frederick's pages covers open schools, church activities, fairs, picnics, and concerts. It notes autumn hosting by the Commercial Club, brood of social happenings, weddings, dances, and the upcoming Southern Methodist Conference. It mentions excursions to Annapolis and Baltimore, local theater, and ongoing church construction plus civic improvements.
Baltimore's Academy of Music will open September 27 with a star studded season promised as the greatest yet. Nixon & Zimmerman, in their seventh year, present a line of attractions including Percy Haswell in A Royal Family and many leading players from Klaw & Erlinger and other companies. Innes' Band plans a track continental tour with national soloists, opening November 1 in Baltimore after a New York farewell. Baltimore & Ohio Railroad advertises Battlefield Route with very low rates.
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