05 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1913
Page
1
All milk sold produced on this farm. Milk is cooled and bottled at the dairy shortly after milking to ensure high grade quality. If any outside milk is used, patrons are informed. Only 62 gallons from outside sources were procured during 1912. inspection invited.
Mrs Natalie Schellenger of Ertel near Camden, after setting fire to her night dress while husband slept, died at Cooper Hospital. She had recently returned from the Kirie bride asylum in Philadelphia and faced care issues at home. The February incident underscores ongoing safeguards and personal distress behind the tragedy.
Congress moves toward a very low tariff on sugar with a plan to remove duties in three years. The Ways and Means Committee will draft its report as free sugar and wool interests push for reduced duties. President Wilson weighs southern planter interests and practical questions about industry participation in the Louisiana context.
An unclear clipping mentions Daniel Rider and Henry Kyute in a muddled tale about a fire and a bomb. Details are unreadable, with garbled places and events, leaving the core facts and identities only partially discernible.
Ambiguous fragment cites Louisiana Senator Joseph E. Ransdell and a fight over free sugar. The garbled text references delays, a senate committee, and a hoped.approach to advance or stall the issue, with unclear timeline or actions.
Witnesses call Judge Brumm unjust with a domineering temperament in Pottsville Pennsylvania. Lawyers say they avoided cases before him due to fear of an unfair or biased trial. The hearing may wrap up as discussions with officials and senators surface on a pending tariff bill needing presidential approval and Democratic support.
In a damaged ad style note the author warns about house plumbing and health. It claims bad plumbing causes fevers and digestive trouble and promotes Chamberlains Tablets as relief. Consumer advertising language targets readers with urgent health and home maintenance messaging.
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