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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1899
Page
4
An advert claims Tutt's Liver Pills restore natural bowel motion and cleanse impurities. A Virginia reader from Chilesburg says twenty years of liver disease ended after using the pills, declaring she could not do without them. The Daily News presents the testimonial in period advertising style.
The committes in charge of the state banquet to Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley has set the program for next Tuesday evening. A replica medal of honor will be given to each guest as a feature, with a brief presentation address by General Felix Agnus and an acceptance by Rear Admiral Schley. Attending guests include Postmaster Charles Emory Smith and First Assistant Postmaster General Perry Heath, among others.
Reports describe a derailed rear passenger car near Frederick Junction on a Wednesday afternoon. A snow bank prevented a topple, and witnesses note the engine and car positions with emphasis on safety and local transport disruption.
A poem in which a young girl laments her brother Will dressing as a girl and transforming into a boy. She recalls shared childhood games then contrasts her own preserved girlhood with Will's new clothes and toys. The piece ends with her feeling the loss of their former identity.
The Mt. Pleasant M. E missionary society holds its last quarterly meeting of the year next Sunday evening. Liberty circuit fourth quarterly conference moves from Johnsville to Libe rtytown BMS P church on March 4. John Boyer shows signs of improvement after a month of illness. Mrs Woerner of East Patrick street and Mrs Ausherman of North Market street are both indisposed. Mrs John Yaste of Araby remains very ill.
A letter from Baltimore Industrial Association secretary Alexander Helper prompts Frederick manufacturers to consider a Home Product Show. Exposition managers promise a $50,000 inauguration fund if Frederick firms exhibit, seeking a $950,000 total guarantee to launch the project. Chair Tremain and Secretary Aurxanpen Heren signatories urge prompt responses.
Hymeneal notices from Feagaville and nearby regions record several marriages. Clayborn A. Thomas wed Myra V. Culler at St. Luke's Lutheran with a reception at the bride’s father James H. Culler’s home before a trip to Baltimore and Washington. Joseph Stately and Florence Lampert married at the bride’s home near McKinstry. George P. Fogle and Fannie Bauer tied the knot at Mt. Pleasant’s Reformed church delayed by a blizzard. Alexander Hobbs and Edith M Poole married at the bride’s parents’ home near Unionville.
George W Waltz of Girdiner asserts he has tried many useless tonics for the grip with no benefit. He credits Chamberhill's Cough Remedy as the only medicine that relieved chills and cold. Sold by A. L. Pearre in Frederick Maryland.
An old ad claims Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure prevents consumption and cures coughs. It touts a fifty year guarantee and sells via Albert L. Pearce and Vietor Remedies Co with tablet form in a pocket size for ten cents.
Kiception, Mr and Mrs J H Hoadley hosted an impromptu reception February 1 at their Washington DC home for Mr and Mrs H Thomas Kline of the city. Attendees included EK Brighthill Lindsey Hartman Mead Holbrook and others. A program featured Miss Hiradley recitations and refreshments were served. Pound party planned at Miss May Bartholow home on Tuesday evening next.
George Chevalier, an injured painter at Montvue Hospital, is reported to be in very serious condition after a gradual decline. He previously fell about thirty feet at Col. Calvin Nutt’s residence near Frederick while painting, an incident recalled in this update.
The New Market Literary Club plans an equal meeting this evening. Ada E. art of Groton contributes quoted verses and promotional notes for remedies by local physicians. The item lists various medical advertisements and claims about cures, with several names and prices cited.
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