Tuberculin Tested: QGuiy 62 Gallons Procured
During the year 112 gallons of tuberculin were procured from outside sources for testing. Inspection invited.
10 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1913
Page
1
During the year 112 gallons of tuberculin were procured from outside sources for testing. Inspection invited.
London April 10 Miss Lay Dodge, former socialite and daughter of Juln Bigelow, disappeared last Thursday. She has been located in an obscure London hotel under an assumed name. Authorities keep her under surveillance as her family urges her to return home.
In Allentown Pennsylvania on April 10, Samuel Sinclair of Kennett Square was sentenced to months in jail with hard labor and fined 300 dollars for an assault and attempted kidnapping of Miss Steckel. Walter Starr received a 25 dollar fine. The court noted the incident caused notoriety and humiliation to Miss Steckel and her family. The defense claimed the acts stemmed from affection and that Miss Steckel was not complicit. The judge declined a severe sentence but emphasized the seriousness of the attack and the need for accountability.
A period advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a world renowned treatment for coughs. The copy urges readers to buy it from all sellers, claiming broad praise and immediate relief benefits.
Edward F Sweet of Michigan has been named as assistant secretary of commerce. The appointment, announced by officials, places Sweet in a key role overseeing agency operations and policy initiatives.
A provisional note shows Belgians backing a general strike with a planned start in April. The reported figures cite a strong majority supporting industrial action across sectors.
In Berwick Pennsylvania a farmer retrieved a floating object from a well and found it to be a child's body. Police and troopers investigated but the body later disappeared. Coroner in Tower City orders disinterment for more evidence in the George Hummel case. In Mexico a battle at Naco, Sonora, continues with 2400 Maderistas firing on 200 Federals. two Federals killed and four wounded.
In Roanoke Virginia on April 14 a civil engineer named Province McCormick, son of prominent lawyer Marshall McCormick, committed death by his own action using poison in his father’s office. An apparent for sale notice mentions a view glass stain and water on hand, with a painting offered to every purchaser from Mendes Drug Store on Harner’s Drive.
Washington April 10 reports say his condition improves though supporters refuse to confirm. Partisan talks in the White House reference Vice President contenders and moves in Congress regarding a proposed building design in Washington. Meanwhile Missouri Governor Major vetoed a bill allowing Standard Oil to stay by paying triple licensing fees after a state court decree. Lima reports Peru recognizing the Chinese republic. Health note urges plumbing upkeep to prevent disease with Chamberlain's Tablets advertised.
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