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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1889
Page
4
Mr N D Hacer of West Patrick Street found a small carriage shaped cartridge with two fuses in the cellar while fetching coal. The fuses had burned out before the powder detonated. The cartridge was disarmed and authorities consider it an apparent act of mischief with unclear motive.
A list of arrivals at CITY HOTEL and other houses includes numerous travelers from Baltimore New York Iowa Pennsylvania and Michigan. Names such as Leopold McK Hogg Graham Murkin Wyshaw Simes James Titus Vernes Baad Datroit Foster and Peters appear among the guests with several counties and cities represented.
The article traces music’s historic role in medicine, noting its long recognized therapeutic value for mental disorders. It argues music calms melancholia and low mood, with ancients亦 practitioners aware of its usefulness, and urges readers to value its benefits even if they cannot master the art.
Judge Jones in Hillcott City Circuit Court ruled against the plaintiffs Mrs Nelli Polk Owings et al in Owings v Samuel K. George trustee of the Hospital Association of Howard County. The decision holds no legal basis to move 1886 hospital funds from the treasurer to the plaintiffs or other charitable use.
Palm Sunday is described with church customs in Catholic and ancient English traditions. The article notes palm blessing, distribution, and processions, and mentions Jews carrying palm leaves on festivals. It details Phoenix dactylifera leaves and their uses, plus alternative foliage when palms are unavailable in northern regions.
The late Dr. Dio Lewis stated under his own signature that War ner's Safe Cure is not infamous and that if he suffered serious kidney trouble he would use the preparation. He expressed personal endorsement and confidence in the remedy.
An advertisement promotes improved meat sacks called Paper Meat Sacks as the best cheapest method to prevent skippers in meat. The paper sacks are described as stronger and cheaper this season and are sold by general merchants at 3, 4, and 5 cents.
Sunday religious services listed for multiple churches including Liberty circuit New Market Pleasant Hill and Glade Missionary Society with pastors Rev H B Savage Rev T F Hoffmeier Rev Qeborne Iogle Rev E B Eechbach and Rev DeVoe. Palm Sunday events and Sunday schools noted along with local society meetings and Easter plans.
An old advertisement touts Dr Acker’s English pills as a cure for headaches and slave r troubles claiming they are small sweet and easy to take and sold by J A Williamson pharmacist. It also promotes Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets for dyspepsia constipation and indigestion priced at 25 and 50 cents.
An old advertisement touts Kemp's Sam as a general cure with a six dose trial and 22 guarantees, claiming quick relief. It also markets Backien Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for cuts, sores, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and skin eruptions, guaranteed to satisfy or money refunded.
A Beralthy 7 Growth product named Acker's Blood Elixir is claimed to cure all Blood and Skin Diseases. It is said to be superior to other remedies and endorsed by the medical fraternity and prescribed. J. A. Williamson, druggist, guarantees and sells the elixir.
Sir Charles Tussell offers brief remarks signaling potential Martling moves while addressing the press. The comments hint at strategic options without detailing concrete plans or commitments.
Report outlines Mr Parnell defending his stance on crime and the Times’ letters while accusing political opponents of fraud. The discussion touches pensions, government plots, and the financial scandal tied to Namitha funds, with references to a court and national rescue efforts.
Acker's Exciish Remedy is advertised as preventive for croup cough and colds in children and a guaranteed throat and lung cure. A sample bottle is offered free and the remedy is guaranteed by J A Willismeon, druggist.
An advertisement touts Acker’s Blood Blinir as superior to all other preparations for blood and skin diseases. It claims medical endorsement and prohibition against side effects, with J. Villianeca as the druggist selling the product through Tha Waskly News.
The article outlines evolving fashion in hair and dress for the fancy ball season. It notes lower hairlines, curls and braids, ribbons, pearls, and a masked forehead look with chaperone-appropriate attire. It also describes the parasol season with new canopy shapes, lining arrangements, colors, and decorative fringes in several fabric tones.
Chronicle of dancing season ending and remaining fashion trends. Description of dancing cards with ribbon ends for bodice use. References to bonnet colors, hats, and color combinations. Mentions spring health note and promotes H A N D Sarsaparilla as a tonic.
A survey notes Protestant expansion in Italy Spain and Portugal with 17 Evangelical congregations 111 stations 8000 members in Italy alone. Spain has 60 000 yearly attendees 32 churches and chapels many schools and a Bible movement led by Fritz Fliedner. Belgium reports 8000 members in 339 localities with 35 church edifices and 17 pastors under the Belgain Christian Mission.
In 1888 the United States saw 482 religious works published and many ministers and Christian leaders shared a broad, tolerant view of spiritual gifts. A Rockaway Beach hotel project acts as a syndicate with Corbin as president and Brooklyn directors, aiming to create an affordable seaside retreat combining features of Round Lake Cuantanqua and Ocean Grove for the poor to enjoy wholesome surroundings.
The ad invites readers to visit any druggist to receive two free trial bottles of Kemp's Balsam for the throat and lungs. It claims to relieve and cure chronic and acute coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption. Large bottle prices are 50 cents and 1.
Advertisement for a tonic claimed to treat throat lung and chest ailments including consumption and asthma. The ad promotes a trial bottle for five dollars at a drug store and asserts guaranteed relief with many listed respiratory conditions.
A public notice asserts vendors sell Dr King’s New Recovery for Consumption, Dr King’s New Life Pills, Becken’s Amica Salve and Electric Bitters, claiming never to handle questionable substitutes. It guarantees refunds if results fail and touts universal merit of the remedies.
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