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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1904
Page
3
The article discusses how animals inspire medical practices and healing methods. It cites John Wesley and indigenous knowledge, noting animals self heal through eating plants, washing wounds, and even performing amputation when a limb festers. The coon example highlights instinctive wound care and tongue cleansing aiding healing.
Old cottages improved and new ones go up on Braddock’s Mountain as spring work begins. May 23 marks the start of summer recreation with roads, cleaning, and new tenants arriving at Valley View and other cottages. Camp Schley Inn opens June 11 under Mrs Mary E. Ellis.
Mr Charles Kreh of Washington DC spent Sunday in Frederick with family. Dr H D Barnes specialist of Baltimore will be at the City Hotel today. Mr Alfred Doering is in Baltimore for Odd Fellows convention. Miss Susan Markey has returned from Point of Rocks. Mr Wm H Blentlinger, president of the county commissioners, was in Westminster on business. Mrs Bertha Hartong of Washington DC visits her parents on East Third street. Mrs George W Heinlein and daughter Helen of West Third street are in Martinsburg Virginia for several days.
The Weekly News announces a ready twelve page issue to be published Thursday with extensive news and features. It boasts Frederick city and county circulation and invites new advertisements with deadlines for copy and changes this week.
Officer Jones has a force repairing the gutter on East Fourth Street. Amon Barges adds rooms to his residence on East Patrick Street. Fewer Gallons paint lasts longer using Devon Lead and Zinc claims by P. L. Hargett & Co. If a business is worth rapning it is easily worth advertising.
Alberta Gallatin stars in Ibsen's Ghosts at the City Opera House with a capable company including Olaus Bogal Oswald John Ravold Rose Curry Allen Davenport. The ensemble supports a demanding performance blending light comedy and tragedy praised for artistic acting.
William Hutchison colored was arrested by Officers Holbruner and Brachay charged with disorderly conduct on South Market street and fined 5 or 30 days jail in default before Justice Wood. Charles Robinson colored was arrested for being drunk and disorderly on South Market street and fined 2, paid. Richard Crosby and Fred Simons colored arrested for disorderly conduct on Woat All Saints streets. Crosby fined 3, paid. Simons released. Hilleary Jones released after larceny of coal from the B and C R H. arrest. Nadine Prevost Allen formerly of this city sang at a recital at St Marys Church Baltimore with tenor Philip Lee Spantling. praised by The Baltimore Sun.
At yesterday's session Colonel Layman was named road supervisor for Creagerstown district, replacing J W Bpeak who resigned. The board authorized a wooden bridge over the Linganore creek in Woodville district by supervisor John J Moleaworth, a 20 foot span with a 16 foot roadway. Hearts of Oak Coming to City Opera House Saturday night features James A Horne's troupe noted for scenic splendor and strong company.
Horatio Browning longtime Washington grocer and member of Browning & Middleton died yesterday at his residence aged 72. A native of Barnesville he is survived by a widow and four children.
Miss Laura J Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Brown of Linganore Hillis Inn will marry Mr Rey I Hynda of near this city formerly of Philadelphia tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock at the bride's home.
Rev L Woolf the new pastor will arrive and conduct prayer meeting tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Trinity M E Church South. Also note gypsy Frank Lovell's remains to be brought to Frederick for interment at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Mountain City Mells market prices listed for corn shelled price per basket and various red oats and steamer values.
A man describes severe illness with wasting skin and pain, three doctors given up, but after using electric Bitters for three weeks he recovered. He claims the remedy “robbed the grave” and endorses the product at A. L. Pearce’s drag store for 50.
The funeral service for Mrs Emily Landauer was held this afternoon at 2 o clock from her parents home on East Church Street. Rev Dr Charles Rubiveters of Baltimore conducted short services at the house. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers from Baltimore and the local area attended. tributes included roses and a wreath from Joe Gutman Co. of Baltimore. Burial and graveside rites occurred at Olivet Cemetery with approximate rites at the grave.
County correspondence from Dear Matters reports hospital stay and return home after hand tumor removal in Baltimore. District updates include visits among Marion and Frederick residents, Arbor Day observance, and social calls among New Market and Buckeystown residents with listed names. Two notes discuss advertising space debates and traveling circuses, followed by illness news and a funeral poem dated April 18, 1904.
The document presents the bank’s assets and liabilities led by overdrafts and bonds to secure circulation, sums for reserve, and lines for checks notes and specie. It records totals of liabilities including capital stock surplus profits and deposits, with a sworn statement by cashier M G Zimmerman on April 5 1904 and signatures of directors.
A mixed feed of ads lists flourished goods and groceries including syrup sugar beef and veal with farm and market items. also B and O Railroad sale of reduced one way tickets to western states March and April. East Church Street Frederick shopkeepers promote house keeping goods dining sets and cutlery plus dental optical services with monthly visits.
Local items include various notices and business promos such as fishing lures and oysters for sale, a Modern Woodmen meeting at 7 80, dressmaking by Acsordion Plaiting, color harmony services, manufactured ice by Oryatel Plate Ice Co, and a Democratic central committee meeting on April 20, 1904 at 8 PM. Also Packard piano shipments to Germany, and Packard showroom notices with spring openings and millinery showcases.
L. Es Mellineix promotes a wide range of carpets rugs and mattings as the city’s moving week offers the latest novelties at low prices. Customers are urged to order early as many designs cannot be duplicated and can be held for later pickup.
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