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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1907
Page
2
A man is bound naked in a desert basin as a rattlesnake and heat trap him. He endures vigil, thirst, and the threat of the coil until a dog and wagon approach to rescue, with the man pleading to free both captor and captive.
Harold McKergow, after a reckless youth, falls in love with Erica Marsden and plans marriage abroad. A tense confrontation with rival Harker exposes a past misdeed, leading to violence. In a twist, landlord M sieu Bouvard reveals a personal score and urges burial of the fallen, allowing McKergow to abandon the past and seek peace.
A New York Sun item explains cement coated nails, a thin coating on wire nails that grips so tightly when driven that boxes remain unmarked and the nails cannot be redriven without damage. The innovation aids security by preventing tampering while preserving box surfaces.
An inventor from New Jersey combines a cleaver with angled teeth to pound and tenderize meat while chopping. The angled teeth prevent hand injury by keeping the handle away from the table during use, enabling safer operation of the tendering and cutting action.
A Belgian Antwerp inventor De Groote claims a new instrument transmits portraits faster than Professor Kunen's. the receiver prints an ordinary metallic block that can be sent directly to the press. A drawing eight inches square can be telegraphed to this block in one minute.
The wearme of Hoyery by male servants reflects a bygone era when great lords maintained large bands of retainers. These retainers fought in their masters quarrels and performed service, and at show days wore the lord's livery, becoming a miniature army.
Health chief Dr. A C Abbott in Philadelphia advocates feeding sweets to children to prevent later whisky drinking. He argues candy and alcohol share cravings, with temperamental factors guiding preference. A Philadelphia dispatch notes rising candy demand, while a visitor to an asylum comments on neatness and the existence of an incurables section.
A garbled reminiscence reflects Rusty era theater with an actress and Parmd of Avon. The piece hints at a scribe recalling a sutor and ambitions to produce a play amid crowded stage life. Names and clear facts are unreadable, but it preserves a mood of early theater aspiration.
Frederick residents report relief from back pain and urinary symptoms after using Doan's Kidney Pills. John Campbell of 359 West Patrick Street says two boxes cured ten years of misery, with improved strength, less frequent aches, and better overall health. Foster-Milburn Co. markets Doan's nationwide. Remember the name Doan's.
Corrected August 15 1907 listing grain and feed prices for wheat corn oats rye hay and other staples. Prices vary by grade and form with figures for No 2 and No 3 red wheat and several hay and fodder items. Potatoes and alfalfa listed with per bushel or per ton quotes.
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