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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1906
Page
4
A collage of old recipe directions for seafood and poultry dishes. SHRIMP AND MUSHROOMS variation uses roux, cream, sherry. CURRIED BARINES and CHARTREUSE OF CHICKEN outline mixing and steaming steps. CHERAB OMELET and PEACH BATTER PUDDING offer egg batter based desserts. CHICKEN SALAD and CORN PONE present cold and baked options with simple dressings and garnishes.
The text outlines cooking steps and ingredients for fruit dishes and preserves, mentioning pears, beet and potato salads, and a lemon ginger note. It hints at a personal cookbook source with measurements and method, including sugar, lemons, water, and lime flavors.
Mary Jane reviews Frederick town life from September to autumn. Social events, fairs, weddings, lectures, and church gatherings fill the season while homely notes of heat, harvest, and village rituals shape a vivid weekly panorama.
Paria notes its own beauty standards and reports that several local women gained global fame. It asserts American women remain unmatched in beauty despite French derision toward visiting Kentucky girls.
Professor Berthelot argued that by 2000 foods would largely be produced in factories from basic elements such as carbon oxygen hydrogen and nitrogen. He cited synthetic dyes indigo and vanillin as already replacing natural sources and predicted widespread artificial flavors perfumes and fuels driven by advanced chemistry.
State Senator Linthicum hails the Crawford county nominating method as best for voter choice and candidate quality. He argues it prevents weak candidates riding coattails and notes adoption trends in Wisconsin Minnesota Michigan and Idaho with western states moving away from machine politics. He says the direct vote process improves voter control and should continue until voters directly select nominees.
The piece notes a shift in cigar fashion with longer thinner shapes gaining popularity among men who want character in their smoking tools. It contrasts petit cigars and rough bundled types, remarks on price tiers from five to twenty cents, and mentions how tastes vary by age and city, with buyers seeking exclusivity and prestige.
A distorted clipping reports Washington clerks in nine departments used 1,117,492 lead pencils in the year ending June 30. It claims supplies would form a 142 mile pencil, and a boardwalk seven miles long if laid end to end. It notes 68,676,289 sheets of paper and 4,871,840 pen points used, with ink, paste, and penholder counts also given.
Fragmentary record from Cramer and Stauffer discusses rates for finility bomde and farm improvements. Mentions a Beokrable farm near Park and a farm near New Nid with references to tarso resutifa and Araby. Names and places are garbled, limiting clarity.
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