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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1894
Page
4
The News offers a two part weekly portfolio from the World’s Fair, with three coupons plus 10 cents in honey or stamps to redeem one part. Orders must be in by Wednesday. parts delivered Saturdays. A bound volume option costs $6.60 for a year with The News and weekly issues, sample copies available at the office.
The Weekly News lists new ads including farm for sale and dry goods. Obituary items note the will of Mary E. Shafer and an administrator’s first account. Also reported: a poisoning mystery in New Haven, a Democratic nomination by acclamation for Hancock in Tan, and church service details at All Saints chapel.
A fragmentary report describes a landscape near a French farm with electric phenomena and trees damaged by stray shots. It mentions local residents and a distant village, hinting at a fearsome event affecting the area and its old settlement. The text then shifts to fashion notes detailing trims and fabrics for dresses, including jet spangling and embroidery.
A damaged OCR fragment notes a specimen at a location called The eucene and mentions a fat buck and a price around ten dollars, with details too unclear to confirm a full event or entities.
The Europess edition of the New York Herald reports a new method by M. Regillet to detect pulmonary tuberculosis. A depression above the collarbone during inspiration on the suspected side signals apical pleural adhesions, aiding early diagnosis as the disease often begins at the lung apex and may obscure auscultation signs.
A little Egyptian heiress, Ferida, daughter of Emin Pasha, is with her father's relatives in Niesse Germany. Born November 16 1934 at Goda Upper Egypt she may inherit Bagamoyo property. An Arabian nurse tattooed her in revenge delaying guardianship as Governor intervened. Ferida shows intelligence and European features though she disliked shoes. Ives Defeats Schaefer in New York with a big audience and tournament intrigue.
A garbled old column mentions Fort Fairfield Maine and Argyle Temars in Georgia. It touts Bill's Cough Syrup as a trusted throat and chest remedy with testimonials. Advertisements claim Sanne bandages for sore throats and Chaumberlain's Painima for quick relief. Also notes Pau Tina for blood purification and four new medicines from Garrett & Pearre and Steiner Bros. Deng Store.
J P oimise of Les Moines narrowly escaped a severe pneumonia as he traveled in a northern blizzard. Slaize, chilled by the storm, soon developed a lung fever but recovered after using Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The notes mention local druggists Garrett & Pearre in Frederick and a World Fair souvenir offer from H E Bucklen Co. Chicago. Shilohs Cure is also advertised and praised by Druggists Garrett & Pearre.
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