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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1894
Page
2
The piece argues the creamery secretary as central to efficiency and trust in cooperative creameries. It stresses thorough double entry bookkeeping, transparent patron accounts, and clear shipment and price records to prevent disputes and build confidence among stockholders and patrons.
Weather woes persist with snow and rain causing poor road conditions. Carrie Clem of Frederick visits then returns home. Luther Wachter digs a new artesian well deeper than Solomon Cram's. Mr. E.B. Cramer visits for fox chases. a road board istaken down by two youths. Church services announced for Sunday morning and afternoon.
Reports from the peach growing districts indicate no word of compromise yet. Officials express desire for another good crop of the peninsula's leading fruit product and urge continued patience among growers.
The article describes spreading broken stone as road metal after excavation to mix sizes and reach the proper thickness. For a 16 foot wide road a center thickness two inches greater than the edges is advised to create a crown for drainage. If final compacted depth is four inches one layer suffices, thickness at center about five inches and three inches at the sides.
An article explains macadam road building focusing on layer thickness and load bearing. It notes space between stones impedes solidity, advocates binders to fill gaps, and cites weight estimates for stone and road material to justify binding for a durable, tight road surface.
A humorous sketch describes imagined ailments of a joint traveling team and then credits Hostetters Stomach Bitters with stopping their “festive career.” The ad claims the tonic cures nervousness constipation and biliousness and promotes appetite vigor and sleep.
A historical notice discusses accidental deaths and preventable causes linked to old age and tobacco use. It cites testimonials and mentions a product with claims of health benefits, including a free book from druggists and a mailed sample offer. The text reflects period advertising and public health rhetoric.
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