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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1893
Page
6
A discussion disputes copyright claims on the word creamer used for milk containers and equipment. It cites Century Dictionary definitions and notes the term’s long usage. The text also references German creameries using the amateur heater patented by Korting for heating milk to boiling in large quantities.
The note describes a steam jet heater capable of heating 3,000 pounds of milk per hour to 212 degrees with 3 to 5 percent steam condensation. It warns against direct steam heating without a proper boiler dome to ensure pure steam. It covers standard butter moisture ranges, packaging, and the shift to cooperative waste and whey handling at the factory level. It mentions an expert studying butter moisture, oak tubs versus earthen cracks, and film wraps as preferred packaging. It references government dairy instruction, steam power innovations, and the economics of cream separators for small herds.
An old newspaper ad claims Pan-Tina is the most pleasant medicine curing coughs colds throat and lung disorders priced at 2 cents and sold at Steiner Drug Store. It also promotes Peerless Paper Sacks to protect bacon from skippers, sold everywhere.
A scanned article summarizes Mesmerism origins from 1766 by Frederick Anton Mesmer, noting Paris and Swiss exile, plus later claims of peculiar virtues and a menthol crystal coolness. It also mentions a 1709 memorial bear in England, a claim about bifurcated garments, and the Liberty Bell display at the World’s Fair in the Pennsylvania building.
A summary of early 20th century notes on Chili as a female political utopia where women over two can vote and drive streetcars, followed by brief remarks on Sevres porcelain and the pawnbroker sign inspired by the Medici family. It contrasts education access with perceived female intellect and dignity.
A garbled collection of old patent medicine claims touts Dr King s New Discovery plus Bucken s Alpha Salve and E cetmy ang as enduring cures. The text lists popular remedies including Garrett Pearres Crugets with exaggerated praise while dismissing alternatives.
It is good and always gives satisfaction for colds and coughs. The remedy helps when the throat is sore and the lungs are affected. We have sold twenty five dozen bottles with reported satisfaction. Garrett & Pearce, Druggists. Minnesota City, Minn. Fifty cent bottles.
The piece describes Easter bonnet fashion with straw types such as shot and gmozr plaits, two colored straws, satin straw blends, and new hat shapes like paysanne and low crowns. Colors include champagne, pinks, greens, and bold brims, with trims of velvet, pins, and bows.
The Pioneer Press urges state legislatures to fund macadam road systems, arguing current dirt roads waste money and labor. Governor Flower’s message in New York advocates replacing dirt highways with cost effective, durable roads to boost transportation efficiency and property values.
An unclear report discusses steam rollers and advocates in the area. The text mentions Macadam's Car, winnowers, and experts, with a note that Worx may be done. It references a one point of first cost influencing a decision and hints at reevaluation of suppliers.
A fragmentary notice claims Chambrisin's Pain Balm eased a severe rheumatism attack on a woman, allowing her to rise and attend to work after regular use. The advertisement cites Garrett and Pearre druggists and a 50 cent bottle price, with references to Lane and local sources.
The article discusses acne and blackheads including causes such as cold winds skin irritants and especially digestive disorders like constipation and dyspepsia. It outlines general and local treatments including hygiene cold sponging outdoor activity tonics iron arsenic and sulfur remedies with cautions on skin irritation and the use of remedies. It also notes broader medical observations and quotes from medical sources and includes a brief wartime fever treatment remark and scattered proverbs.
Bilious fever remedy promoted for immediate use at first symptoms. Advert says two or three doses prescribed will ease suffering. Sold by Garrett & Pearce, druggists.
An 19th century description details graphite extraction from mills to supply US pencils. Graphite is milled under water, washed to separate fineness, mixed with peculiar German clay, then ground in pairs of stones, squeezed dry, and formed in a press to create leads. Leads are dried, cut, and set into wooden casings produced at sawmills.
The article details Pisa's famous bell tower, made of white marble, seven stories high with a broad top and 300 steps to the gallery. It notes the tower was not planned to lean, but uneven foundations caused a long standing tilt that has progressed slowly over centuries.
Fragmentary OCR text references railroads at Ion Station in Baltimore Maryland with mentions of persons and places. The readable items name Frederick Jans tremand Vanover and others in connection to rail lines and stations in Maryland.
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