07 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1902
Page
1
An advertisement touts Vinol as a health tonic for women with pale complexions and debility. It promotes Cod Liver Oil, iron, and wine, claiming to purify blood, strengthen nerves, increase appetite, and rebuild strength. The text urges readers to visit J A Williamson Druggist for a trial and a money back guarantee.
A German embassy in Washington to set aside the third floor for Prince Henry and entourage. The suite includes a parlor overlooking Massachusetts Avenue and several bedrooms, with the full third floor allocated if many attaches accompany him. The embassy is small and space may be strained.
A compilation of political incidents and social happenings from 1898. Items include London bank robberies, a Bulgarian minister’s appointment accompanied by a Macedonian’s suicide, Ivory Coast mining interests, US labor band legislation, a French parliament row over eggs, Philippine sedition enforcement, a fatal train crash near Quantico, Buffalo treasurer arrest, Northwestern University professor under pressure, rumors of a sunken Venezuelan steamer, Cartagena prison killings, Tennessee marker dedication, and European diplomatic moves involving Britain and the Netherlands.
A Washington Star report says the President has not revealed any conclusions on Admiral Schley’s appeal from the court of inquiry verdict. He has discussed only with trusted advisers, asks questions to gain light, and weighs the matter cautiously, with judgments not expressed to others.
Readable notes from Graceham AYATISTOWN and neighboring areas list visitors, family visits, illnesses, and social events. Residents include Dewitt, Carsell, Morrison, Gardner, Mall, Harp, and many others with frequent mentions of church meetings, relocations, and local travel to Philadelphia and Middletown.
PURELY PERSONAL. Pleasant Paragraphs. About. Those Who Game and Go. Mr. Wm. P. Matlaby left the morning for Washington. Hon. Milton G. Urner is spending few days in Washington. Mr. J. Roger McSherry spent yesterday in Annapolis on business. Mr. George S. Rodock is visiting Baltimore on business. Mr. John D. Hendrickson is spending the day in Baltimore on business. Mrs. D. V. Stauffer of near Frederick went to Baltimore this morning. Mr. W. B. Outshall of Woodboro is spending the day in Washington on business. Miss Daisy Kefauver, daughter of Mr. Lewis F. Kefauver near Middletown, visiting friends near Dayton, Ohio. Joseph Yingling and wife of Ohio, recently married, visiting the former's mother Mrs. Ane Yingling, Libertytown. Dr. Merton Pearce of Unionville and James Coale Sappington of Libertytown, who had been to Nebraska, returned home. Mr. Albert Young near Middletown returned from a month in Springfield, Ohio, accompanied by his cousin Miss Josephine Sheaf of Springfield. Alfred A. Biser, formerly of Middletown and now a carrier in Springfield, Ohio, came east for the funeral of his brother the late Wm. G. Biser of Lovettsville, a., and visited his mother in Middletown. This was Mr. Biser's first visit home in 15 years.
A February 5 social gathering at Mr. Obas Nusbaum’s featured a warm fire and sleigh bell arrivals. Guests included Misses Tennis Rosa Valentine Stella Katie Amy Barrier Mollie Beara Carrie Oda Barrier Sophia Boch ner Mamie Barrier Annie Mercar Bertha Hoke Teta Hoke and Messrs Willa Barrier Willie Barrier Harry Jessie Besson Geo Jamas Edward Beard Howard Valentina Harry Naybaum Edward and Leonard Barrier provided music. Local market prices listed for corn and coal.
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