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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1907
Page
3
Advert encourages women to use Wine of Cardus from Chattanooga Medicine Co to treat female complaints. Claims purifies blood and relieves irregular, scanty, profuse, painful disorders and associated symptoms. Offers free advice by mail from Ladies Advisory Dept in Chattanooga Tennessee.
Mary Jane surveys a February week of weather and events in Woodsboro. She notes ice on crossings and lamps in need of trimming, Lenten services and fish markets, social events at the Opera House and Junior Ball, and local birthdays and revivals. She forecasts March with St Matthias day hints and mentions new stores and rail plans.
Jefferson City Feb 23 Representative W. Salts of Phelps County fainted from smallpox while seated in the House chamber. The hall was fumigated by the state health board as the body adjourned to Monday amid the outbreak. Governor Folk offered the governor’s mansion to legislators needing housing during the scare.
President Roosevelt travels by rail from Washington to Boston for a private visit with sons Theodore at Harvard and Kermit at Groton School. He attends Harvard events with Mrs Roosevelt and Mrs Longworth, and will return by Monday morning. Also notes a Chicago wrestling match where Policeman John Boones defeats Hackenschmidt.
A 60 year old man registered with a woman as W Harper and wife from Boston in West Point Ga then Opelika Ala where a detective agency photo led to his arrest on a missing New Britain Conn banker, William F Walker. The woman claimed not to be his wife and offered no further details. The man is held for instructions from New Britain.
John Channel, head of Middleton Real Estate of Atlantic City, was slain by an electric train at Pleasantville station while selecting a grave for his sister's late husband. He died instantly as he stepped onto the track near the cemetery. Two steamers wrecked off England reported by passing vessels. One near Flamborough Head in the North Sea and the other off Beachy Head in the English Channel. vessel names and details not yet confirmed.
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