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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1903
Page
4
The Onondaga revenue cutter crew had 24 sailors paid off at the port amid complaints of low food standards and treasury rule changes. Articles discuss naval training, potential future furloughs, and public notices while noting political and church matters of the era.
A garbled contemporary notice reports reformers in Chins growing discouraged while a Maryland shipping vessel fights hardships at sea, with unclear details about livestock and water access. The mix of terms suggests a scanted, period-voice item from the Balsivore Herald.
A capsule of comic and diary notes from various papers notes McNatty facing a magistrate with feigned guilt and a stream of quips. Jests about poets, dictation by a wife, biscuit eating doctors, and schoolwork tangles appear in a collage of humorous snippets.
The Washington Star comments on an Oyster Bay incident where a man swore as President Roosevelt and family neared a church. It condemns public swearing as a nuisance, urges enforcement of decency laws, and notes the President acted to remove the offender to protect Mrs. Roosevelt and the children.
Lida's eyes gleam like night orbs and her beauty inspires. Cupid bows to her grace as the narrator praises her charm. In a rustic verse a diarist recalls swimming tales and a crickside summer, with playful slang and moral warnings from a mother.
Summary of scattered local notices reports a Delmar death of Semuile Foskey a former Wisamlo county surveyor and a 77 year old Joseph Finck dying near Elderebarg Cerroll county. Other items include a 58 year old Joseph Porter at Loasconing a restaurant propressor, a Mountain Chantangas meeting at Mountain Laks Park, a fatal shooting at Fork Neck camp, tax proposal for Boston, typhoid death of N Lansdale in Damascus, a Montgomery primaries recount, Wicomico Democratic ticket endorsements, and Washington county grocers forming an association to curb abuses and pursue cooperative buying.
The Post Office Department reports a record rise in office receipts across the nation. Salaries for 2416 of 4788 presidential offices will rise, with total increases around 860000 this year. rural free delivery expansion also boosts mail matters, including daily newspapers.
A jumbled column notes upcoming events and products including a storm tomorrow, picnics, campaigns, excursions to Baltimore and Washington, fresh California celery and Anne Arundel cantaloupes, and general amusements. It mentions August rainfall and a new pavement on North Market Street near A. McCardell, plus a Reading Club meeting at Clarke Place with readings and music.
The article describes Dr J Mareys autogenous moving picture device and its experiments. It covers heat wind and water flow visualization with light and glass tanks. It notes methods to graph sound via flame vibrations and eye and heart movements. It cites a thirteen year study linking heredity to alcoholism effects on offspring. It reports facial hair prevalence among French women and hospital patients.
A Mrs T Piacer of Drummond claims she cured dysentery by Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy without a doctor. She praises the medicine as the least cholera medicine in the world and insists no doctor can prescribe a better bowel remedy for all ages. A. L. Pearre endorses the remedy.
Mrs Frank Staub entertained friends at a Monday whist party with delicious refreshments. A separate reader notes a four year old boy recovering after using Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy following stomach cramps. The note is signed Fr Wilkins a bookkeeper at Shell Lake Lumber Co and mentions A L Pearre selling the product.
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