15 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1913
Page
1
Statement that all milk sold is produced on the farm and cooled at the dairy shortly after collection. It notes outside milk only if procured, listing 62 gallons from outside sources during 1912 and inviting patrons to inquire.
A historical Home Doctor recipe describes a remedy using Ball of Gilead duds, bruised roel candy, and Duffy's pure malt whiskey boiled with stirring until dissolved. Doses target adults and children, and Dr George Ross of Canton MA praises it as superior to commercial Rock and Rye.
The president argues no broad business halt, predicts immediate reductions and eventual consumer benefit. He dismisses widespread fear, notes wool and sugar duties may drop, and that some sugar factories could idle briefly but intend to resume operations later.
James M. Lynch, president of the Typographical Union, is reported as a candidate or possible appointee for the public printer position. The item notes his union leadership and potential government role.
An elderly Moschiner family tragedy unfolds as the father kills Elsie twelve and Myrtle eleven by hiding, then shoots Norman eight in the cellar. A second child escapes to a closet before the father shoots himself after rending the room with planks and blankets.
The Supreme Court rejects Evelyn Thaw’s claim that her husband Harry K. Thaw is responsible for clothing bought during the marriage. An outfitter’s bill for $2,048 is awarded against her, with itemized charges showing hats from $90 to $85 and gowns as high as $550.
In this ad style note the piece likens a house with poor plumbing to the human body and urges keeping the digestive organs in alert condition. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for relief and safe use, targeting general household health remedies.
Fragmentary account describes a shooting and self inflicted gunshot incident involving individuals named Carter Lomax and Prince near Goldshy with references to W Gardner and Charles Wilson. The text is garbled and cannot confirm date, place, or full identities.
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