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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1891
Page
2
A garbled dialogue questions a town dealer and his sourcing tricks. It mentions breaking glass chimneys, paying extra for quality, and choosing “Mac beth's pearl top” or “pearl glass” items. The speaker offers a nickel more per piece to cover costs, then rejects further breaking. Pinsborg. Gro. A Mecrern & Co.
The article chronicles the life of Richard Gilmour later Bishop of Cleveland. It notes his ordination in Cincinnati, rapid church advancement, leadership of St Patrick's in Cincinnati, Mount St Mary's seminary professorship, pastorate in Dayton, and 1872 bishopric of Cleveland. It highlights his focus on parochial schools, creation of textbooks, and founding of The Catholic Universe of Cleveland.
A noble wedding ends in tragedy as Count Lewenhaupt dies of typhoid fever eleven days after marrying Ellen Bayard in Washington. The Swedish count, about thirty, was a naval architect popular in social circles and connected to ex Secretary Bayard. His death follows a series of Bayard family losses.
Biographical sketch of Charles W. Taylor, Chicago Tribune writer and former Peoria Transcript editor. Details his birth in Smoteville Ohio, Illinois upbringing, itinerant Methodist father, early printing work, journalism career from 1872, ascent to Tribune staff, and family life with wife and three children. Notes his health and quiet personal reputation.
Better facilities were requested by Col. C. E. Trail D. Lowenstein and Geo. H. Zimmerman who met the water works committee chair to press improved water services for East Patrick East Third and West Sixth streets. City Register L. M. Nixdorf and committee chair Eisenhauer met Baltimore engineers to discuss enlarging the city water supply.
At last night’s Frederick Rif men meeting two members were discharged while regular drill practice proceeded. An editorial voice urges preventative care for catarrh with Dr Hartley’s remedy and cautions against neglecting coughs warnings of consumption. Shiloh’s Cure, Shiloh’s Porous Plaster and Brown’s Iron Bitters are advertised with claims of quick relief and health benefits.
Joss D. Cox of Allegheny City Pa recounts chronic dyspepsia with fullness after meals and wind pains. After one bottle of August Flower over two weeks he was entirely relieved and can now eat previously forbidden foods. He works for Thomas McHenry at 39 James Street and vouches for the medicine’s effectiveness.
Mary L. Baker of Ovid Michigan is praised for a successful recovery aided by Kemp's Balsam and related remedies. The notice extols Dr Garrett’s treatment, references various testimonies, and touts the products as cures for coughs consumption and related ailments, with endorsements from Steiner Brothers Drugstore.
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