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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1889
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment references a race or meeting with unclear names and actions. It mentions teams or groups and possible finish events but lacks coherent details to identify participants, places, or outcomes.
A jumble of local notices details a fisherman saving a fine trout, farewells to Stanley of the Salva corps heading to Baltimore, and a public meeting in front of the Fort Office. It also covers a pound party invitation at John Butcher's residence and a family reunion on North Market Street.
Mrs Laura Norwood driving with her young child near Monrovia was thrown from the wagon when a frightened colt dashed at a fence causing the vehicle to smash. The horse escaped unharmed. Mrs Norwood suffered minor injuries while the child endured serious bruising though no bones were broken. Both are expected to recover after rest.
Maryland Exposition Association executives met at Postmaster Brown's in Baltimore to finalize plans for September events. Committees to announce chairs at today’s Merchants and Manufacturers Association gathering. Activities include trades display, parade, fort McHenry bombardment reenactment, and Star Spangled Banner inspiration tribute.
Hype blends optimism with a remedy claim for digestion. Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets are touted to cure the worst forms of stomach trouble and constipation. Sold at 25 and 50 cents by A. Harverson, Grugytet.
The court house meeting, held for several days, adjourned today after transacting usual business. The salary for "Teschere" will be paid on and after tomorrow.
The subscription drive for the celebration expenses has grown to encouraging levels and organizers anticipate sufficient funds. County bands are being contacted and hard work continues to ensure a successful demonstration, with steady correspondence and ongoing efforts noted. Orphans Court reports show administration letters granted to Miss Mary E Elliott and Jesse W Downer, estate accounts settled for Charlotte Stanton, Minnie M Gronise, Ann B Devilbis, and guardian account for William E Michael.
Washington cor sends a tale of brakeman Guyton who saved a trapped bride during a daring elopement plot. The piece recalls his 1882 train wreck where he lost a thumb and earned $90 and praise after directing a following passenger train away from disaster.
It claims people can obtain a valuable English remedy for the same price as a common wit. Dr Acker's English pills are advertised as a cure for sick headache and liver troubles. They are small, sweet, easy to take and do not gripe. Sold by J A Willismeen, druggist.
Fragmented verses describe anxious sounds and distant bells as children whisper of thefts and weather. The piece evokes dreams and restless minds chasing calm and sleep amid busy streets and night noises.
A story recounts Josie and Aunt Helen saving a rainy day by crafting doll furniture. Josie learns pattern tracing, folding, and gluing techniques to create a rosewood like table, plush seats, and a clover leaf top with fringe. The tale notes Josie’s growing skill and awaiting thanks to Aunt Helen.
An elderly Irish nurse laments worries of poverty and care for her many children as she fears future hardship and goverment pensions. The piece contrasts these anxieties with Paris child dress and English influence, noting gentler manners toward children in England and a countess de Paris nursery.
The text discusses the old English statute punishing Welsh speakers with loss of offices, cites Henry VII era laws, and mentions cultural memory in theatre. It also references a proposed currency change in the United States and a lantern presented to a society, with scattered remarks on historical language suppression and commemorative artifacts.
Fragmentary account of a servant linked to Mrs Bancroft and her household. The text references a master, a veto, and a dramatic, unclear exchange about dignity and attendance. A later note mentions Mr Carcoi and a meeting of Beint in tre ut j.
City health panel of the Board of Aldermen met and agreed to report at a special session this evening. The five company committee also held talks and will present matters for the Board’s consideration at tonight’s meeting.
Acker's Blood Elixir becomes a favored remedy for blood and skin disorders. Medical fraternity endorses and prescribes it, with J. A. Williams as the noted druggist sponsor guaranteeing the product.
You cannot tell how soon croup may strike your little one or a cough may fasten itself upon you. This preventive remedy is offered in a few doors with a sample bottle free and a guarantee by J Williamson, druggist.
An advertisement claims a guaranteed safe remedy return of purchase price. It touts Dr Ring's New Discovery for consumption and lung ailments like bronchitis asthma whooping cough and croup. Trial bottle offered free at Joseph Rotts Drug Store.
Disjointed April reports note General Boulainger and Count Dillon among six supporters leaving for Ostend and then England by steamer. Other items describe a British cavalry altercation near Port Myers, a London race at Epsom won by Goldseeker, Vancouver capitalists forming Western Transcontinental Railway, and Grover Cleveland leasing a Marion cottage as a summer home.
An 19th century ad urges readers to choose Dr Acker English pills for headache and liver issues, sold by J A Williamson, with Bucklernsarmeca Salve praised for cuts and skin eruptions. Kemp's Balsam is promoted as a guaranteed cold cure from druggists, with trial sizes and prices listed.
A Sacramento druggist proudly promotes Dr King’s New Discovery, Dr Kilmer’s New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, and Bee bitters. He guarantees satisfaction with refunds if results fail to meet expectations, asserting these remedies rely on merit rather than hype.
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