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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1893
Page
2
A fragment discussion on telling the truth contrasts blunt candor with sensitivity and self appointed moralists. A crowd views gold ingots at a subtreasury, sparking debate on honesty, pride, and civic virtue amid fear and law enforcement.
An assortment of brief anecdotes and sketches unfolds on urban streets. A solemn young man and two striking women share a smokers seat on a belt line car, then exchange cigarettes in a courteous gesture. A Boston woman seeks an infant for adoption, facing mixed outcomes. A British view on American reception highlights chants and hisses for President Cleveland, contrasted with plain dress and simple dignity.
Mr. C. Boswell of Brownwood Texas, famed local figure, suffered chronic diarrhea for a long period and tried many remedies. Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy provided immediate relief, with Garrett & Pearre Frederick marketing it locally.
Rural New Yorker provides guidance on milk handling from milking to cooling and aeration, stressing prompt aeration and thorough cooling. It discusses cream separation, butter making, and cheese testing, noting Jersey and Guernsey yields, plus a caution about hygiene in cheese factories and a cough medicine advertisement interleaved.
The piece argues checkrein use harms horses and drivers, calling it barbaric. It cites veterinary authority, contrasts tight and throated reins, and urges abolition as a relic of mistreatment. It also notes Texas road bills and farmers' road woes as broader reform themes.
Mrs Annie M Beam of McKeenport Pa shares her experience with Chamberlains Colic Diarrhoea Remedy after traveling to Johnstown during the Great Flood. She reports two children severely affected by diarrhea and credits the remedy with curing both, recommending the 25 and 50 cent bottles sold by Garrett Pearre in Frederick.
A Times Democrati report highlights desert toads buried in clay and scorpions in Death Valley, with rare showers releasing creatures after long dormancy. It also recalls Booth’s grave at Greenmount Cemetery and mentions elder Booth Richard, his law career, and ties to John Wilkes.
Evreza Mr Thomas Battie editor of the Graphic Texarkans cites a severe past attack of dux and praises Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as providing immediate relief and a full cure. He notes 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by Garrett and Pearce in Frederick.
The text recounts Abraham Darby and Welsh boy John Thomas as pioneers of cast iron use in Bristol around 1708. Thomas assisted Darby after observing Dutch experiments, and together they forged an iron pot, guarding the process at Coalbrook Dale for over a century while Thomas remained loyal despite higher wages elsewhere.
Partial OCR shows train times and routes with numerous errors. References to Baltimore, Winchester, Martinsburg, St Louis, New York, Philadelphia, Washington, Hagerstown, Chicago, and Pittsburgh appear. Notes indicate Sunday and daily departures from various way stations and principal lines.
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