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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1901
Page
2
Vague verse describes a stormy voyage with a great ship tossed by waves. A crowd recalls a wreck where a vessel’s bones lie beneath a fading shore and sunset glow. Juan Hinckley appears in Outlook.
Margaret Deland discusses Queen Elizabeth I as vain yet formidable, noting heavy jeweled gowns and perfunctory public display of rings. The piece argues vanity crosses gender, cites her beauty of hands, questions about suitors, and links vanity with a ruthless, pragmatic political mind and torture methods.
A fragment from a periodical column blends racial theory with anecdotes: claims that slavery protected Black people from natural competition, notes the emanicpation hardships, a anecdote about Rev. R. S. Storrs resisting press inquiry, a remark about a theater-obsessed wife, and a tale of Andrew Jackson and a tailor’s bill. The piece weaves historical musings, interviews, and a presidential anecdote into a single assorted historical vignette.
Mount Assiniboine, the Matterhorn of the Canadian Rockies, remains unconquered after seven attempts. Walter D. Wilcox and Henry G. Bryant, with two Canadian Pacific guides, reached 11,125 feet before defeat.
Ninety percent of horses in Chicago have influensa. Gernon Kentucky has fallen off 32 percent and tobacco 26 percent from the drouth. Polo player Foshall Keene has returned from England. The torpedo boat Biddle built at Bath Me has been accepted by the government. Philadelphia lawyer Benannn S Banks died at Salem Mass hospital of typhoid fever. Omaha officials face prosecution for conducting a raffle at a building. Charles H Hayden painter died in Boston on his 43rd birthday anniversary.
A Emporia Kansas preacher recounts a neighbor's severe bowels attack. After two doctors failed, one dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy cured him completely. Sold by A. L. Jearre.
An old advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promises to stop coughs and colds in one day with no cure needed and a 25 cent price. It also promotes Hanren Whiskey as protection against mala r ia and enervation in hot weather, sold by C N Haier in Frederick Maryland.
A Century Magazine style description explains rail production from rolling to 30 foot rails and sparks from the saw. Separate items report Mrs Jillan Alien and Lorillard settlement over Rancocas farming rights. Also notes a hydrophobia death in Macon and repurposed home remedies and almanac ads.
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