29 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1913
Page
1
Milk from this farm is produced, cooled, and bottled at the dairy within minutes of drawing to ensure high grade quality. If any outside milk is sold, patrons are informed. Only 62 gallons from outside sources were procured during 1942. inspection is invited.
A dated and awkward sales note urges immediate purchase of an unspecified artifact. It markets the item as an investment with a low current demand and promises a business advantage, ending with a phone contact.
The advert states offered prices for medium and large screen doors with two coats of varnish from $1.05, window screens from 18 cents, and custom order options. It claims the largest stock in the city and mentions stained doors and various sizes.
Philadelphia April 29 A massive cofferdam built by the Pennsylvania Railroad was torn away as the Schuylkill River surged six feet above flood stage. The wooden structure, valued in the thousands, was carried a mile downstream and wrecked against a stone dam.
California officials report Secretary Bryan pressed the legislature in secret sessions to delay any anti alien land bill for two years while seeking public support. He argued the case hinges on broader U S Japanese commerce relations and questioned public demand for such law, with Democratic leaders seeking wording that would curb Japanese land ownership while preserving farm lands.
Poultry raisers are warned that incubator hatch chicks suffer fatal flux and intestinal disease. A preventive dose of Save the Chick in drinking water supposedly protects chicks and older fowl. Not a cure, but a prophylactic offered by The Stock and Poultry Prophylaxis Co. Box 249 Cumberland Md.
Fragmentary notice reports Ida von Claussen as engaged to wed in England. Text is garbled with illegible phrases and partial names, offering little concrete detail beyond the engagement claim and English connection.
Assemblyman Bradford Democrat author of the first anti alien land law aims to attract attention as ranchers resent aliens as neighbors. Secretary Bryan in his final speech proposes four relief methods for California including delay action to craft a treaty with Japan or to appoint a commission to investigate alien ownership and act with President Wilson, or enact a law similar to deals in Illinois or Washington DC.
In Philadelphia the Frankford arsenal twice faced disaster as a workman James J. Barrett was killed when a tray of mercury detonators spilled in the drying house. The one-story structure, twenty feet square, was destroyed and windows in nearby buildings shattered along State road.
Reported movements show Crown Prince returning from a holiday to Vienna for a long conference with Emperor Francis Joseph amid broader Austro-Hungarian tensions. Also notes: Escaped murderer E. F. Andrews and wife held. prison escape details unfold in Tampa. No state rate decisions by the Supreme Court. Easter dues dispute in Uniontown injures and bruises attendees.
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