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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1903
Page
7
An advertisement touts the O D D prescription as a cure for eczema erysipelas itching piles tetter barber's itch salt rheum ring worm and all skin diseases. It claims dramatic results and urges readers to obtain the remedy via agents and drugstores.
County correspondence reports the Araby Sunday school reforming on April 10 at 9 a.m. and preaching at Araby chapel at 10:80 a.m. News from Bidgeville and Taneytown cites accidents, Easter services, and local visits. Community notes mention rain delaying spring work, church elections, and various residents visiting kin and friends across Liberty, Richls Mill, Frederick, and surrounding towns.
Crank W. Pi editor of the Enterprise claims one bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured a severe grip attack he suffered last winter. He describes rapid relief from coughing and pain, sleeping calmly after doses, and notes the bottle’s swift effectiveness. Also mentions other products and local sellers A L Pearre and C. Nester, highlighting advertising claims.
Wisconsin experiments show irrigated clover hay up 2.6 tons per acre and corn up 26.95 bushels. Potatoes gain 83.0 bushels, with net profits around 20, 11, and 73 dollars per acre respectively. Sandy soils respond best to combined manure and water, while corn yield increases may not justify water costs. Pumping from streams or wells remains common, with setup costs about 200 to 500 dollars for five to ten acres.
Poultry care tips warn against bowel trouble in young chickens and describe remedies including chloromaphine and carbohydrate treatments. Advice covers washing heads to remove scabs, preventing mites, applying treatments inside nests, and using sulfuric acid for summer disease prevention. Emphasis on cleanliness and caution with poisons for pests.
History recounts Father John O’Brien’s 1848 arrival in LowellMass and his endorsement of a trusted tonic from Carleton and Hovey Co. The remedy, called Father John’s Medicine by the people, is praised for curing coughs colds bronchitis asthma and lung troubles while improving digestion and overall health. The piece cites hospital and orphanage usage and notes it contains no opium morphine or dangerous drugs.
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