05 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1914
Page
1
Morristown New Jersey February 5 thieves cut from its frame a Madonna attributed to Raphael in the library of Misses Margaret and Susan Hawes. The theft was discreet with no other items disturbed as experts removed the valued artwork believed taken to Europe years ago.
The fragment describes making a cough syrup by mixing sugar with warm water and adding a portion of Pinex, claiming it makes syrup comparable to ready made cough remedies. It mentions pricing and suggests consulting a druggist for purchase.
Washington reports no further steps on embargo policy as the U S government reverts to watchful waiting amid tensions with Mexico. Huerta seems to resist severing ties with the United States or altering attitudes toward Americans, with officials noting quiet and stable conditions and no new orders feared.
A Miami Oklahoma letter from Mrs Mann R Mitten praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles and weakness, while another from Mrs A L Suir of Lindaberg Kansas describes relief from pains and nervous distress after three bottles. The notice invites doubtful readers to write to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential advice.
In Pottsville Pennsylvania Mr and Mrs Lincoln Krammes were badly burned when a gasoline heat cure exploded at their home at Schnylkiy Haven. Mrs Kramme sustained burns to head neck face and hands while her husband escaped with superficial burns. A slave was reportedly crushed in the blast. Sign pledge ad from Chester promotes a 10 percent wage increase for workers who sign. In New York Taterfing Littauer and his brother William were fined $1000 each and given six months in jail for smuggling with suspension on the sentence in both cases.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets to strengthen the stomach and invigorate digestion. It frames the body as an engine and the stomach as a boiler, urging readers to treat stomach trouble with the product. Sold by all dealers.
Washington reports that President Wilson met with Democratic leaders in Pennsylvania to map a state-ticket strategy aimed at securing a Democratic victory in November. The decision named A Mitchell Painter as governor, and emphasized unifying party factions amid reform and reorganization efforts in Philadelphia and beyond.
Nicholas E. Young longtime secretary and president of the National League of Base Ball Clubs, known as Uncle Nick, is described in Washington as age advances. Mohammed Ali Mirza ex shah of Persia to visit the United States next May, confirmation from Berlin via Persian consul general H. H. Topakyan. Robert Murphy, 12, shot himself in the head accidentally with a pistol in Withington Delaware hospital he is expected to recover.
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