26 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1913
Page
1
All milk sold produced on this farm and cooled and bottled at the dairy shortly after milking for high grade milk. If outside milk is sold, patrons are informed. Only 62 gallons from outside sources in 1932. Inspection invited.
Fragmentary OCR text promises renew coal before shortage. Advises buying today to ensure clean burning fuel with maximum heat. Mentions assurance of warmth and avoiding clincher coal, urging prompt action.
An old advertisement touts Goft's Herb Bitters as a quick safe remedy for dyspepsia indigestion and constipation. It claims relief through herbal extract without narcotics and offers a 25 cent bottle with a money back promise if not helpful.
An old advertisement offers screen doors in various sizes and finishes. Priced varnish coats from $1.05 and up, with special order doors available. Window screens start at 18 cents and up. The notice claims the largest stock in the city.
Sacramento April 26 No more action on anti Japanese land bill until Sec Bryan arrives Monday afternoon. Incoming measures awaiting his review to determine if the land act discriminates against Japanese as citizens and landowners.
Secretary May cites difficulties in Bryan's 1908 platform on immigration. Californians favor full protection by both national and state governments but oppose Asiatic immigration. The debate touches treaty issues with Japan and Knox negotiations. President Wilson expresses confidence Bryan’s mission may ease the situation.
Porter Charlton battles extradition in the highest court. The case centers on whether he can be extradited to face charges abroad. The proceedings explore legal questions over international arrest and custody.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Pope Pius improving health and an audience in Rome with bishops and church officials. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate a positive update on the pope’s condition and ongoing religious duties.
April 26 Chicago notes report about about 100 students on the University of Chicago campus dressed in pajamas frightening coeds. A riot call to Hyde Park police drew about a score of officers who found students gone upon arrival. Faculty may expel some after investigation. Explosion on a New Hamburg Liner Kills Men
Eighteen year old Margaret Donovan dangled from a ledge at the Statue of Liberty after a dare. Her friend Gladys Revere grabbed the dress to hold her until sightseers and rescuers pulled them to safety. The incident occurred as crowds around Miss Liberty watched a near tragedy unfold. The page also includes an unrelated advertisement for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Cough Rem remeals as a pleasant, safe, and effective remedy for children. It claims no harmful substances and notes it is favored by mothers. Available at all dealers as part of a broader health product promotion in The Newh Nionepapter.
The high court ruling upholds the federal power to remove state rate discrimination. It holds that carriers must follow interstate commerce commission directives when superseded by federal authority, preventing states from blocking commerce or shielding local shippers from outside competition.
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