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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1913
Page
7
A fashion feature reviews simple frocks and boy’s coats for children, promising easy, affordable sewing. It highlights Embroideries patterns on handkerchiefs and gowns, and notes new fabric choices like Renfrew Devonsuite Cloth for tub clothes. The piece also mentions updated dress trends with blouses, coats, and plaid or block fabrics.
The text blends fashion commentary on waistcoats and plaid silks with a tense scene where a wagon is lifted after a young man is knocked unconscious. It mentions men’s and women’s garments, fabric patterns, and a brief incident of aiding an injured rider, then shifts to a curious personal exchange about wealth and fortune.
The News explains how its Lost and Found page locates and restores many lost items. It notes most finds come from readers and that the paper’s wide city and county circulation aids recovery each year.
Providence beat Toronto 6 to 4. Montreal defeated Newark 71 to 3. Buffalo topped Jersey City 7 to 1. Standings show unclear entries with scattered club notes and odd characters.
In a scattered recap of AL games, Philadelphia and Chicago clash with pitchers Russell Schaik Shawkey Lapp noted. Detroit beats Boston. Washington tops Cleveland. New York defeats St Louis. Sunday rematches listed with line scores and batter details.
The Jetter has progressed rapidly according to a brief formal update. Ide who is cited in the report discusses the fast pace and potential implications for ongoing projects and timelines.
Police investigate a double homicide in which two brothers were shot in their home street after being followed from a ferry foreman’s crew. Four discharged Italians suspected. no arrests yet. The scene draws links to a prior stokehold incident and coal industry tensions. Nearby notes mention nettle porridge praised by Pepys and Evelyn in diaries.
An English labor activist and former AF sought to defend himself against accusations of advising murder as a strike tactic. He denied the charge, quipped about candor, and referenced a department store floorwalker parable. He also mentioned his ill wife and plans to Ostend, noting doctors find her illness not serious.
Poetic reflection urges earthly care and usefulness like trees and fruit bearing. The speaker likens good works to sweet blossoms and starry flowers, urging purity and harmlessness to glorify God while aiming for paradise. Credited to Cc. M. Barnitz.
A reader notes a device to prevent hair from entering milk during milking. The Iowa Homestead reports cows will shed and a cover may help keep udders clean, reducing contamination risks for dairy produce.
A reader describes a milking aid named Uddee Cover, a cloth strip surrounding a cow’s udder with four holes for teats to pass, blocking hair and debris from milk. It clips with buckles for quick fastening and aims to speed milking and keep milk clean, per Iowa Homestead discussion.
In a violent family quarrel Sanford allegedly attacked his wife with a knife and tried to set their home on fire. Ray Hand shot him in the shoulder during the struggle, a sister used a club, and Sanford later cut his throat and vanished into a cornfield before neighbors found him hours later. Dr Sun Yat Sen’s successor arrival noted with possible U.S. move undecided.
A newspaper ad claims deafness cannot be cured by local applications, caused by inflammation of the Eustachian tube. It promotes a constitutional remedy from Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio, offering a cash prize for a guaranteed cure and requesting readers to send for circulars.
Oswald Gray, 24, son of R. C. Gray of Luray Virginia, was stabbed to death in the Blue Ridge after being waylaid while returning from a preaching. Thomas and Bug Alger are charged with his murder in a case arising from an old feud between the Lerar and Alger families.
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