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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1907
Page
3
A compact home menu offers simple recipes to ease household worries. The guide presents accessible steps for preparing Toothzome and Wholeowone dishes, with practical tips to streamline kitchen tasks and reduce daily stress.
A wild collage of recipe fragments covers lemon cakes, hashed browned potatoes, fruit puddings, pineapple pudding, and cake varieties. Instructions mix in precise steps for sponge cake, rice and tomato croquettes, and a humorous real estate aside about a couchroom as a house feature.
The market opens with buyers and dealers amid Auntie Lam’s presence recalling old times. Peas, corn, apples, and a wide range of fruits and vegetables list prices per dozen or half peck, from oranges and bananas to cabbage, potatoes, and tomatoes, with dozens of small item prices across meat, fish, dairy, and baked goods.
The article outlines anti tuberculosis measures from the New York health department. It warns against smoky dusty rooms and closed spaces, urges fresh air and sunlight, proper hygiene, and regular baths. It cautions patients against patent medicines, advises doctor consultation, and recommends avoiding shared beds and liquor.
After days of oppressive heat a cold wave swept southern Nebraska with temperatures down to four degrees in southwest Nebraska. No frost was reported and conditions shifted rapidly across the region.
Boston businessman Henry M Whitney seeks Democratic nomination for Massachusetts governor. The veteran political donor and brother of the late Wal Nam CG Whitney previously quoted President Roosevelt on Canadian reciprocity, prompting discussions of eligibility for a prominent club.
An Athens Ga historic oak near Dearing Street is described as the world’s only tree bearing a dead follnel deed that grants it perpetual protection. Colonol Jackson deeded the land eight feet around the tree to itself, preserving ownership as Athens grew from a village to a budding educational center amid city guard care.
Secretary Oscar Straus announces a new federal division of information in the Commerce Department to act as a broad employment bureau. The unit aims to guide labor, provide immigrant and native workers with opportunity signals, and actually secure promised jobs before workers relocate across states. Terence V. Powderly heads the division, described as a clearing house to match demand for remunerative labor with available work nationwide.
A Kingston wedding nearly unravelled when a bride disclosed to her fiancé she wore a switch. The groom feared an issue might derail the marriage, but after discussion they decided to marry with or without the switch, the Washington dispatch reports.
France leads airship progress as Deutsch de la Meurthe stages a balloon hunt on his estate. Guests watch the craft descend to a rendezvous, then return to base amid cheers. A separate note parodies Mark Twain and Roosevelt with a humorous verse about piloting a steamboat on the Mississippi.
In Columbus on September 21, reports describe a revived potato scam dubbed the re juvenated potato. State Food Commissioner RW Dunlap has drawn attention to dealers who treat 1908 crops with liquid that peels skin like new potatoes and imparts a pink hue. A Philadelphia Inquirer quip closes the item about dirt and guan din.
The Frederick Market prices list grain and feed quotes dated 1907, including No. 2 Red oats and white oats per barrel, yellow corn per bushel, timothy hay prices, flour rates for winter and spring wheat, cornmeal and buckwheat per 100 pounds, bran and middlings per ton, dairy feeds per ton, cotton seed meal, potatoes per bushel, and timothy seed per bushel, reflecting commodity values of the era.
A testimonial from Great Frederick, Maryland, claims Doan’s Kidney Pills cured chronic kidney pain in 1903 after failed remedies. The account, dated 1907, asserts lasting relief with no returning trouble and urges purchase from dealers, naming Foster Mifflin Co as U.S. agent.
A Richmond citizen appeals to those with weak lungs to try Dr King’s New Discovery. He claims it fully meets dropristor recommendations and saves lives as a cough and cold remedy. Advertises cures for asthma bronchial, croup whooping cough quaye borena phthish, and lung hemorrhages. Pearre’s Midera Pharmacy offers 50 cents and 1 dollar sizes with a trial bottle free.
By virtue of a power of sale in a mortgage from Kemp Buckey and wife to Thomas Cleergert dated September 6 1886 and recorded, the assignee will sell at public sale at the City Hotel in Frederick City. The property consists of tracts or parcels in Frederick County tied to a deed in equity Case No. 449L and referenced Land Records.
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