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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1895
Page
3
An old public health snippet describes eczema as a painful irritating and disgusting disease. It notes watery blistering eruptions that itch and tingle and warns scratching worsens the condition before suggesting a cure.
An old market advertisement touts POSTER’S GERMAN CATARRH CURE as a universal remedy for eczema various skin conditions and inflammatory issues. It claims quick, permanent cures for eczema, ringworm, dandruff, pimples and scald head as well as itching piles and nasal catarrh with soothing emollient effects. It asserts availability at drug stores for a few cents.
The governor refused to intervene in the electrocution of Dr. Robert W. Buchanan at Sing Sing. Warden Sage proceeded after attorney general guidance, despite pleas from Buchanan’s wife Mrs. Buchanan, who traveled to Rhinecliff and begged for mercy. The execution, described by witnesses and physicians, ended quickly with no burns, and Buchanan’s widow faced destitution.
The article reports a long running tax dispute tied to a bond issue from Lexington to Carlisleburg. After a private company secured bonds and abandoned the project, locals resist collection, fearing liability for construction. Deputies faced mob danger as resistance grows across generations.
The Defender finally slid free from the cradle after a tense afternoon, punctuated by cables and a crane, amid a calm tide. Engineers report damage limited to the cradle bolts, with six weeks expected before a trial voyage.
A series of fires and thefts disrupt communities from Paris to Cleveland. One blaze destroyed fourteen houses, killed a tramman, and left fourteen hundred unemployed as damage neared 2,000,000 francs. Meanwhile thieves looted nearby homes as crowds gathered. Separately, public notices report insurance concerns and local governance actions amid broader regional turmoil.
Yale replies to the Oxford Cambridge invite for a fall track match in the United States. Yale accepts with conditions and suggests New York on Oct 5. Harvard declines to join, citing reasons, leaving Oxford and Cambridge to consider a standalone Yale contest in New York under specified terms.
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