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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1913
Page
7
Evelyn Thaw of New York passed through Weverton on train No 15 headed to Chicago. She was recognized by several people at the depot.
A vintage advertisement extols Dr King’s New Discovery for coughs and lung trouble. It claims quick relief from a first dose and eventual cough disappearance. A Muscadine Alabama wife credits the remedy with saving her life. Noted as a forty three year trusted remedy priced at one dollar, recommended by Pearre Pharmacy.
Washington reports Japan lodged a formal protest with the State Department against California's proposed act barring alien ownership of land. Secretary Bryan and Ambassador Chinda discussed the matter in private. The issue echoes past tensions over Japanese exclusion from schools and may prompt a formal note to California’s governor regarding international questions involved.
A diary from Liberty Nebraska April records a man named Lilesman of Springfield Massachusetts wandering in mountain woods dying of exposure. He writes to his wife Berry about losing his way and lacking water. He is found four miles north of Liberty and dies after a night of walking with final lines begging his wife and children for care.
Hartford April 5 Dewey serving seven years for sarcry escaped Weatherfield State prison in a packing case presumed to contain a prison shirt factory product The box was hauled in a railroad freight car where Dewey pried it open and escaped Gardner a burglar sawed his way out of the prison on Sunday last
New York April 5 Dr F C Iglehart secretary of the New York City Anti Saloon League told the Methodist conference that only fourteen of the larger cities enforce Sunday liquor laws after canvassing forty cities He cited twenty six cities including Boston Philadelphia Baltimore Washington St Louis St Paul Detroit and Pittsburgh as examples of enforcement and refute blue laws claims In other news Levi P Mortons condition shows a steady improvement per Dr Hermann Biggs with an expected further recovery.
A bold advertisement urges trying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds promising rapid relief and worldwide reputation. It claims universal praise and notes the product is sold by all dealers.
Gossip spirals as a Democratic senator faces possible grand jury review over accusations of grave character involving immorality. District Attorney details remain unclear while witnesses back the allegations. The case widens as associates resist comment and the grand jury contemplates next steps.
Pope Pius complains about religious orders and liberty of the press degenerating into license. A separate item notes gold ore yielding two cents per ton near Albion Oklahoma, with experts citing a geological survey. Secretary Burleson to inquiry whether mail is misused.
A classic 19th century advertorial claim touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only positive cure for catarrh a constitutional disease. It asserts internal uptake to reach blood and mucous surfaces, promises a $100 reward if cure fails, and notes extensive testimonials and nationwide druggist distribution.
German aviators landing near a French brigade at Luneville were questioned by a French board. The airship crew were released after paying a $2000 customs duty. Officials concluded the German officers tested the dirigible's systems and observed no military wrongdoing, allowing the officers to depart with soldiers escort.
An advertisement urges readers to try a remedy marketed by a new mother-in-law figure and a messenger named Misa 5. It touts relief from indigestion headaches and a heavy burden of melancholy after other methods have failed. The pitch emphasizes a natural approach and a strong personal testimonial.
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