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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1900
Page
2
The Royal Baking Powder makers state they refuse to produce a cheap inferior product. They describe Royal as made from highly refined wholesome ingredients and the epitome of quality in a first class baking powder. They claim Royal costs a fair price and is cheaper at its price than any similar article.
A brief listing notes Royal B King Powder located at 26 00 William Street in New York. The entry provides a street address and city, suggesting a retail or business listing.
The report lists multiple funerals in Jefferson and nearby areas. Martha A S Stockman died in Washington DC aged 71 years 7 months 27 days, funeral by Rev Hedges at Lutheran church, interment Methodist cemetery. Joshua Albaugh funeral at Mt Pleasant Reform Church, buried Fairmount cemetery Libertytown. Dr Clayton S Cramer funeral from his residence, services at Union church Rocky Hill, pallbearers named, interment in graveyard by morning church. Henry C Salcer funeral from Centreville residence, services at Lutheran church Jefferson, pallbearers named, interment Lutheran Cemetery. Etchison funeral director.
John Sanner a former respected farmer of this county died Monday night April 9 near Lisbon Howard county from general debility and complications aged 15. He was born January 15 1625 in Middletown Valley and moved to Lisbon area twenty years ago. Funeral held Wednesday at Middletown Lutheran church with Rev M L Beard officiating. Bearers listed from Middletown and Lisbon. His wife Min Schildtkmecht died thirteen months earlier and both funerals occurred on the same date apart.
A compilation of local obituaries notes the deaths of Jacob Wastler in Thurmont at 73 years and 21 days after softening of the brain, and Thomas A. Wierman of Georgetown Texas, a former Thurmont mill operator who left the area about 283 years ago. Also obituary items for Jonathon Myers, a native of the county who died in Leavenworth Kansas aged 83 years. Interments and survivors are listed with church services noted.
Brief items note the Art Club Easter sale ongoing this afternoon and Saturday, plus a montage of local quips and notices. Other entries mention plastering work at a West Third Street corner building, letters of administration granted in Baltimore County, and a welcome from a Japanese newspaper for American missionaries William E. Lampe and wife arriving in Sendai.
Many lives saved by a tonic touted to treat cholera and diarrhoea and cure chronic diarrhoea. The ad credits Dr. Keller and a pharmacist at 162 SN Market with selling the remedy and touts its liver purifying and blood-invigorating effects amid widespread testimonials.
A garbled Baltimore era column lists a murder tied to Sadie James, Civil War references, church and mission society elections, a protracted court illness, a suicide at Baltimore, construction firm projects, court cases, a railway worker fatally struck, injuries from a car crash near Hayes, a rector’s anniversary, and a wedding plan altered due to the father’s illness, with details scattered across counties.
Residents report a peculiar excavated grave like pit at a corner of Mosare and Kary Barn lands and near Logenbeel fences. Reexcavations found nothing, with a prior similar dig at the same spot years ago. The unknown person’s motive remains a puzzle amid night-time earth disturbance.
Remarkable cure story from Kryva Jackson Co West Virginia where a wife with rheumatism could not walk without help. After two days of using Chamberlins Pain Balm perdirections the next morning she walked unaided. Advertised medicines claim rapid relief for coughs kidney and bladder issues and digestion aids.
A chaotic teachers meeting reveals accusations against Mrs Eyler over discipline and alleged improper influence on Catholic students. Trustee O Mara and others testify to attempts to place a woman as school chief, while Eyler denies coercion and guards against Catholic conversion claims. A pupil recounts an injury in class, and Fairlamb testifies about Eyler striking a student.
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for indigestion and torpid liver, claiming it purifies blood and rebuilds the body. It cites patient testimonials from G B Bird of Burnside and notes a free medical adviser offer with stamps for mailing costs.
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