Dunkine Balmon Dishes Tea and Sweets Menu Note
A fragment lists sliced tomatoes baked potatoes hot rolls cake and tea under a luncheon note dated from the Balmon Dunkineor kitchen.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1909
Page
2
A fragment lists sliced tomatoes baked potatoes hot rolls cake and tea under a luncheon note dated from the Balmon Dunkineor kitchen.
A mash of vintage recipes covers puddings biscuits and cakes. Instructions detail corn bread crusts puff pastry angel food style cake and chocolate marshmallow ice cream plus role and sponge dough methods. Multiple recipes list ingredients measures and oven hints for home bakers.
The comedy Comedy of the Racetrack by George Broadhurst and George W Hobart heads to City Opera House on Monday September 27 with Pauline Hall. The play contrasts a quiet Long Island country home with race track bustle and follows a wife assuming a teaching book to outwit rivals, amid stagecraft and star Pauline Hall in grand fashion.
A reflective column honors Rev. Dr. Osbhorne Ingle, praising his four-score years of service and memory. It laments shadows over the world, recalls community life, church, and social events, and ends with hopeful farewells to September and greetings to October as daily life continues.
A morning market report notes lively activity as dealers from nearby counties find a comfortable overcoat and vendors push goods amid price ranges. Corn, eggs, butter, poultry, fruits, vegetables, fish, meats, and assorted misc items are listed with unit prices, reflecting autumn abundance and steady trade.
Joseph Hammer of Branford Conn reports a Cairo museum discovery of ancient wheat from Egypt's nineteenth dynasty about 1500 years B C. A portion was exhibited and the rest sold. Azez Khayal of New York aided the collection and purchased the wheat while in Cairo.
Wagenhals and Kemper present Eugene Walter’s Paid in Full at the City Opera House on Thursday night. The contemporary American life play is praised as original and forceful, with a strong cast likely to draw a large audience.
Frederick Corps A S A Services will be held at 7 45 each evening this evening and tomorrow with a long service and sermon. A special offertory anthem will be rendered. Monday evening features the Children's Festival with a silver offering. Program includes processional school Come Thou Almighty King prayer welcome address by Miga Annie Strust hym Good Shepherd Guild recitations Chester Simons reading of Scripture Jesus My Savior Sunshine Leoda Long offertory anthem presentation of two gold badges four silver medals books hymn Will There Be Any Star in My Crown Good Shepherd Guild recitation Our Flag Marion Freatiour assisted by the school hymn All Hail the Power of Jesus Name doxology and benediction.
Five reel picture program with two high class vaudeville acts. Feature is My Wife's Gee to the Country from Essanay, a comedy about a henpecked husband. Special feature includes The Rowards in a comedy act and Harry Burton musical act. patrons urged to see Today's News for full details.
The roll-off at the Y M L A last night saw alley scores soar with top five bowlers posting very high marks. Names of the five winners are listed among the readable fragments.
A largely attended gathering at Democratic headquarters on South Market Street last night covered campaign topics. Speakers included J Dawson Williams of Monique County City Attorney Edward Smith H Dorsey Etchison and ex Senator Jacob Rohr.
The Fredonia American Mechanics' Association held a meeting with about seventy-five members present to discuss the late Rev. Dr Osborne Ingle’s death and to explain the association’s objects. Charter members from Baltimore attended. stock subscriptions were noted and refreshments served. The council, now at 248 members, plans property improvements on West Patrick Street and adjoining property to convert floors into a lodge room and intended renovations next spring.
The Juvenile Literary Society met on Friday September 24 after the president opened the session and minutes were read. Programs included recitation reading essay and debate on whether an earthquake is more digastroug than a volcano with a 2 to 1 vote for the negative side. The critic report led to adjournment to meet Friday October 17.
In Annville Pa Mr Paul Holdcraft of this city marks his eighteenth birthday today at Lebanon Valley College where he studies for the ministry A party shower of petals from friends in this city wishes him a successful career
A Frederick resident testifies that long confinement and lack of exercise caused kidney trouble with backache and irregular secretions. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills for permanent relief after purchasing at G C Main's. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, sole US agents, reminds readers to remember the name.
A long analysis details Maryland education finances from 1815 to 1908 including the free school fund, capital stock taxes on banks, and wartime advances. It notes surplus revenue allocations, teacher pensions, and annual state and local appropriations. criticizes current distribution as crude and calls for simplified bookkeeping and revised roles for the State board and county taxes. Also mentions private academies and calls for integration into public schools. ends with a note on a Yellow Springs supper for a chapel fundraiser.
Tax books for 1909 to be ready with September discounts on bills and October penalties. Interest dated January 1, 1910. Public notices urge prompt payment to save costs. Also LOST and FOUND items include a black leather pocket and a muzzle dog reward offer. Local locations mentioned: McClintock Young, Court Street, Wyorman’s shed, Arlington Hotel.
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