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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1893
Page
2
A Rural New Yorker correspondent quotes Dr. B. Brusha on cattle tuberculosis linking it to inbreeding. Dairy breeds like Jerseys show higher TB rates, with Channel Island natives notably affected. Proper housing, timing of breeding, and sanitation help prevent disease.
The article describes luxurious fabric cushions assembled from silk embroideries, guipure lace, and velvet borders in rich colors. It details making ball shaped pincushions with linen or muslin covers, ribbon bands, and lace braids, plus satin sachets, lace braid work on cot covers, and linen doilies decorated with flowers.
Borax is a versatile household aid for softening water and aiding laundry cleaning. It can be used with hot water overnight, substitutes for soap, and helps remove kettle deposits while protecting colors. It also serves as an insecticide and preserves fabrics. additional craft patterns for esce crochet patterns appear, along with unclear notes on public figures and events.
Report of a fatal rail incident near Landith Station on the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore line. Two workers were killed and another injured as a collision or derailment occurred during the week, with investigators examining the scene and identifying the likely causes and safety lapses.
Ogden Utah druggist HA Walker urges Parents not to fear Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praising its safety and reliability for colds croup and whooping cough. The ad notes 50 cent bottles sold by Gerrett Pearra Drugeista and Frederick Maryland regional sellers. Bay you saw it in The News.
A description of an empire gown in black satin praised for its flawless cut and seamless bodice. The bodice appears sewn by fairy fingers with no visible seams, the front draped full over the bust, and the top reverss on both front and back embroidered with white gold and red beads.
The piece notes a revival of 1830s style with full skirts and poke bonnets reintroduced by English dressmakers and refined by French couturiers. It describes an English walking dress with a stiff lined skirt, fur trimming, and a pelerine bodice, plus hats featuring velvet brims, empire veils, and decorative ribbons.
The funeral rites for Bishop Phillips Brooks were held with Bishop Potter presiding. His remains were consigned to Mount Auburn cemetery after a public viewing in which thousands waited in line to view the body.
The article recalls John L. Macadam’s road building in Bristol circa 1616, detailing his method of breaking and laying angular stones, drainage for moisture, and gradual consolidation without rollers. It notes later state road concepts and the Good Roads movement expanding across the United States with bonds and centralized control proposals.
In Brichonia Pa on January 20 George W Hinnay a 36 year old painter fell from a roof while painting a porch and died from a brain concussion. The same report notes journalist George J Aker city editor of The Tribune Johnstown Pa died January 20 from pneumonia leaving a wife and family.
A sermon notes Zechariah chapter four with meditation on spiritual sleep and divine awakening. It cites angels Moses Aaron Zerubbabel and Jesus as types of priest and king, urges reliance on the Spirit not human might, and closes with a fire gas explosion injuring three aboarders on Halstead Street.
F Donoghue of Newburg and A Franklin of New York with John Ennis of Stamford race for long distance. Donoghue covers seven miles twenty yards in seven hours, sets a new time record despite an accident involving a boy on the track. He finishes with Franklin and Ennis closing in as crowds cheer.
In Halil Indiana a mob rushed the stage during professor Rudolph’s talk on Why I Left the Rumish Church. Rudolph fired 20 shots but injuries were limited to bruises as the crowd stampeded and deputies struggled to quell the disturbance. He was later moved to safety.
A mother reports her three week old baby had eczema that worsened with crying and her skin healed completely by Coricora remedies after eight weeks. She notes the doctor was surprised and credits the treatment, asking others to try it. The testimonial ends with the mother providing her Baltimore address.
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