World of Trade Markets Report from Frederick MD Aug 13
Market summary from The News broker J A P Ghill notes wheat steady and quiet with narrow price range and strong corn on favorable weather reports. Wheat and corn receipts 1145 cars, oats firmer, pork and lard weak with pork down 25 cents per barrel. London and New York markets show initial strength then pullback, crude oil quiet then sharp drop, total stocks 195,830 shares.
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O Robert
Uber
New York
London
Prises
Northern Pacific
Philadelphia Markets and Produce on Aug 1
Philadelphia markets report firm stock and strong Pennsylvania weakness in the opening with advances in bonds and readings. The produce market shows steady cotton and wheat notes while flour remains quiet. arrivals at principal hotels list numerous travelers and city and regional ties across states.
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Froduce
Ferrolem
Philadelfaia
Philadelphia
Pennnsylvania
Huntingdon
Broad Top
Eenich Vail
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Perfect Gentle Laxative
The passage extols Syrup of Figs as a remedy in the era of material progress. It describes the product as pleasing to taste and eye, easy to take, agreeable to the stomach, and healthy in effect, calling it the one perfect laxative and most gentle diuretic known.
Quiet wedding at Reformed parsonage in city
Daniel Bentz and Mary A. Shipley, both residents of this city, were married last night at the Reformed parsonage by Rev. E.R. Eschbach. Death Ross dies in Washington, D. C., at the home of her sister Mrs. Virgie Brown, Georgie F. Quintreile, daughter of the late A. R. and Mary S. Quintreile. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertisement urges buyers to test its value and notes the 100 Doses One Dollar slogan as original.
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E.R. Eschbach
Daniel Bentz
Mary A. Shipley
Death Ross
Washington, D. C
Ainter
Virgie QQ Brown
Georgie F
A. R
Mary S. Quintreile
Hood
Emma Weislager
Marshall Street
Herb’s Dry Goods Emporium
Locke
Clergy notes from Emory Grove Camp and New Orleans industries
The Baltimore American profiles Rev A J Gill a Carroll County revival alumnus now in Frederick City and Rev W W Davis a Mount Olivet leader. It also covers William Taylor Francis in New Orleans discussing shrimp fisheries Chinese industry pompano cottonseed oil and urban health, praising New Orleans as clean and well kept while contrasting northern views.
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Emory Grove Camp
A. J. Gill
Carroll County
Boros Academy
Baltimore County
Hue
Hancock
Keyser
Cumbertard
Washington
West Virginia
Calvert Circuit
Elliott City
Pikesville
Woodberry
Eatow Church
Baltimore
Emory Grove
Mount Olivet
New Orleans
William Taylor Francis
Gilmore
Cappa
Gulf City
Lake Penchartrain
New York
San Francisco
West Indies
Ieading
Moy Ah
Europe
Eld Ben Butler
United States
Assistant Teachers Appointed in County Schools
The county board met in special session and appointed assistant teachers for public schools. list to be published tomorrow. Picnics and Festivals note the Reformed Sunday school’s annual outing at Iceland Park with Martinsburg participation. orchestra and singing planned.
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Board of County School Commissioners
Reformed Sunday School
Iceland Park
Reformed School of
Martinsburg
W. Va
Tobacco consumption in Europe and America per inhabitant
The article lists per inhabitant tobacco consumption across European nations with figures such as 28 pounds in Europe, 17 in the Netherlands, 35 in Aesiria-Hrocary, 37 in Th taars, 33 in Syaterland, 32 in Belzwem, 3 in Gannaer, 25 in Norway, 3 pounds in France, 2 in Sweden, 13 pounds in Great Britain and Ireland, 1.25 in Italy, 12 in Resa L2, and notes the United States exceeds all except Holland at 454 pounds per inhabitant.
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Europa
Netherlands
Bounisahtleere
Aesiria-Hrocary
Syaterland
Poon
Gannaer
Norway
France
Sweden
Great Britain
Ireland
Italy
United States
Holland
Buckieos sarnica salve market notice
An old advertisement touts a test salve for cuts sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and skin eruptions with promised pile cure and a money back guarantee priced at 25 cents a box. Sales by Joseph Br Garrett. William McKinzey, son of Dr McKoney, will leave tomorrow for Niagara Falls. Victor Tarants Reef touted for babies sleep.
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Buckieos Sarnica
Joseph BR. Garrett
William McKinzey
Dr. McKoney
Niagara Falls
Wage Worker Representation Missing on Revenue Commission
Aug 13 report on a New Revenue Act commission showing the wage workers’ representative seat was created in the house but omitted in transcription. The misalignment was noticed after a governor’s transcription, with corrections traced to the secretary. Also notes four years of improper letters case and a Keifer Ohio fire destroying a residence and records.
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HaGxisnves
Senate
Delamater
Transeria
Kilrow
Stone
Uatasacqva
Boulanger
Paris
Ingh
M. Buret
Madame Pompe
Louise Michel
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets Promise Relief
An advertisement touts Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for dyspepsia, constipation and indigestion. It claims tablets restore happiness by easing life’s burdens and promotes two sizes, 25 and 50 cents, sold by J A Williamson druggist.
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Acker
J. A. Williamon
Dragmst
Peeping Tom Panic Grips Elizabethport Neighborhood
A long siege of nocturnal intrusions by a dubbed Peeping Tom terrifies Elizabethport residents. Reports describe entry into multiple bedrooms, frightened women, and a suspect, Dani Cobb, held on suspicion. Victims recount shocked confrontations and a death hastened by a scare, while police face scrutiny over the case.
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Exizazete
N. J
Elizabeth
Peeping Tom
Dack the Peeper
Dani Cobb
Cluier
Austin
Juarters
Cobb
Leen
Danny
John McCarthy
Acker's English Remedy Endorsed by J A Wiluemsen
A flawed 19th century ad claims Acker's English remedy is superior for whooping cough and croup, promising instant relief and a positive guarantee by pharmacist J. A. Wiluemsen. The vulgar claim highlights typical patent medicine rhetoric of the era.
Reorganized steel associations eyed to raise prices
In Pirreetee on August 12 reports hint that the Bessemer Steel and Merchants Steel associations, dissolved during last winter’s turmoil, will reorganize to push for a card price in the western market. Meetings planned in New York September 1 and in Pittsburgh soon aim to restore orderly pricing amid an upward market trend. A separate incident in New York recounts a delivery boy spared when a 250 pound pallet rolled from a ramp, struck the boy’s ankle, and was stopped by a truck driver who carried him to hospital. The boy sustained a fracture and will be kept from work for weeks.
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Pirretee
Bessemer Steel Association
Merchants” Steel Association
Mozbir
Tly Pitsourg
Bessemer
Igeee
New York
Sree
Pirsburg
Treight
Frankfore Atreet
Aurick
William Hendri
Luy
Chambers Street
Fifteenth Street
Crookton
Army desertions data from six months report
Army records show desertions in a six month period with unclear figures and garbled names. The fragment references Lieutenant or officer reports and notes effort to investigate depopulation of forces amid wartime conditions.
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HineTox
New Vern Aug 12 Trusts and Royal Grants Notice
The ce fi corporation of the New York and the objects are rebur st and improvement of real estate. Henry Dirmock, Dan S. Lawont and Sherman Evarts are the trustees. The Prince Meivded Pov Loxro Aug 12 the house of Lords palmed the rural grants bill and Wes Prince of Wales will receive increased allowance next Liouctir.
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Das Lawont
Isness
New Vern
Fi Corporation
New York
Henry Dirmock
Dan S. Lawont
Sherman Evarts
Prince
House of Lords
Wes Prince of Wales
Child Killed by Soothing Syrup Opium Controversy
A grim notice cites a child killed after being given opiate based soothing syrup. Reportedly mothers shielded by belief in its calming effect, while remedies like Ackers Baby Scotch were touted as safer. Sold by J. A. Williamson, a local druggist, the tale underscores dangers of unregulated tonics.
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J. A. Wiliamson
100 Ladies Wanted And 100 Men Call On Any Drugstore
An old promotional notice urges both genders to obtain a free trial of Lee's Family Medicine, a root and herb remedy claimed to cure blood, liver, and kidney diseases, relieve constipation, and improve complexion. The ad touts its appeal to children and prices a large package at 30 cents in all drugstores.
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Lee
Siss Lane
Rocky Mountains
Inhuman Prison Conditions Stir Irish Prisoners Debate
Reports on unhealthy Irish prisons spark government blame and criticism of Mr. Balfour. The condemned facilities at Carregh draw protests as typhus claims lives of inmates, while other ads promote Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and relief from headaches and lung troubles.
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Tha
Balfour
al Carregh
Nan
Frieze
Newark
Middiewart
Peestur
Ohie
Josh Garrett
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