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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1903
Page
4
The menu presented highlights Dikeee Clear Soup, Lamb Fricassee, Boiled Rice, Stuffed Green Peppers, Cucumber Jelly Salad, Apple Pie, and Crackers. It promises help for home work and reduces home duties by offering ready choices and straightforward preparations.
A vintage kitchen column offers recipes and tips including a one pint white grape salad with celery and whipped cream, almond wafers baked thin and rolled, prune and fig puddings, scalloped mutton, and multiple pea and pineapple desserts. It also covers preservatives, glaze, and home cleaning guidance.
The School Board ordered 78 copies of Agriculture for Beginners by Brakett Stevens and Hill for Hancock schools as an experiment to introduce practical farming. If successful, the program may expand countywide, substituting the book for readers and teaching soil selection crops fertilization pest control livestock care and related topics to pupils interested in farming and fruit growing.
A fragmented scene shows a crowd reacting to a speaker asking reform while a man in the rear proposes listening to a brother and a card touts Rhakam’s tense as a cleanser. The piece mixes caricature lines with stray advertising lines and mentions padded phrases about a broken system.
Illustrations depict the modest life of Pope Pius X born in a simple Riess, Italy cottage. Relatives and neighbors described as of lowly station, highlighting the early, unpretentious upbringing of the future pontiff.
A miscellany notes rapid evolution shifts, sudden plant speciation, and deep sea serpents with red dorsal spines. It covers calcium production breakthroughs, clay drying effects on cohesion, new alloy bearings, actinic rays in sunstroke, blue print lamps, rising lunacy rates, and ancient records. It also mentions motion observation devices, earthquake epicenters zones, and violin aging from prolonged playing.
The Republican side expects multiple contenders against McComas in the Maryland senatorial contest. Ex Governor Lloyd Lowndes, ex-Governor James A. Gary, Congressman William H. Sackson, and Hiuhu E Jackson liken rivalry to energize the race while Rayner's entry bolsters the Democratic effort.
An old remedy praised for coughs throat and throat and lung issues. It claims no opium morphine or dangerous drugs and touts endorsements from physicians and patients. Includes a success note about an ex-soldier’s kidney impression and a testimonial to Electric Bitters as a cure.
John Webster, tollgate keeper on East Church Street Frederick, credits Dean’s Kidney Pills with curing his kidney trouble after a few days. He read about the remedy at Clinton E. Main’s drug store and found back and kidney pain resolved. Sold by all dealers, 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Dean’s.
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