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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1891
Page
2
Local correspondence sketches county events from health and immigration concerns to a rail route survey from Middletown to Mechanicstown. It notes 70 degree weather, property improvements, school attendance, and upcoming church services, with a Baltimore funeral notice for Miss Easter Anna Greentree.
Yesterday morning Col Henry Rud of Douglas took the oath of office as associate judge of the fourth circuit before George B. Oswald, clerk of the court, and is prepared to assume his seat on the bench. The Key Monument Association reports a contribution of five dollars through Rice & Haller from Wailsch bons, New York City.
Advertises Brown's Iron Bitters as a cure for malaria and indigestion claiming to tone nerves aid digestion and improve sleep. Promises relief for women and children with a tonic formula and notes a large investment per bottle with guaranteed harmlessness and uses for writing fluid.
Mr. Foster started The Shelters, a Back Lot Studies society in partnership with Professor Bast wood. It invites village youth for talks by business and professional figures, with future plans to host General Miles and Senator Sibin among speakers. The project spreads beyond Evanston, echoing Chautauqua ideas and drawing support from local patrons.
Patient questions reveal feelings of persistent blue mood and misery after meals. The copy links August Flower the Remedy to symptoms including dull constant headache violent hiccoughing and stomach jolt after eating and a sense of hopeless decay. The ad lists Wevdberg New Jersey as the sole manufacturer.
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