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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1904
Page
7
Miss Jeanie Wood of New York arrives home for summer. Alma Stier of Shepherdstown visits. Mrs Trandle visits Jefferson relatives. Edith Thomas of Adamstown visits Miss Margaret Wooda. Edgar Shipley and child from Baltimore stay with Byron Etchison. Wheat harvest begins. prospects dim. Various local visits and weddings noted in Damascus, Taneytown, Monrovia, New Midway, Bloomfield, Rocky Springs, and Hyattstown.
Local items report Sunday services at Lutheran church at 10 30 and Reform church at 7 80 o clock next Sunday. Visitors from Philadelphia and Hagerstown return home. Several residents and guests from Virginia, Frederick, Baltimore, and near Jefferson are noted with visits and travels. Sunday gatherings, Harvest period, and community visits are summarized with names and places such as Lu theran and Reform churches, Beav er Dam, Yellow Springs, and Brad dock.
Poem compares life to a checkers board with a king row and crown. It warns against wasted effort and encourages steady, disciplined progress toward success, emphasizing perseverance, effort, and early starts as keys to achievement.
A frontier tale contrasts schooling and athletics as a father backs college for his son while a Nevada mining town's newspaper kingpin Gallagher hires a college pitcher turned editor. Violence erupts when an armed replacement shoots the editor, and a brutal struggle unfolds amid the town’s gambling culture.
A chaotic street confrontation ends with a gun none and a thrown stone. The editor defends public safety and vows disarmament, noting traders return and the town regains civility. A young graduate rises in a local paper as the community adopts stricter weapons rules.
A. J. Pearre's Dragstore advertises Buckton's Arnica Salve for piles burns and pains. Patient testimonials claim 24 tumors disappeared after ell failed. Price listed at 25 cents.
The article extols sunlight as a natural purifier and cites Dr. R V Pierce of the Invalids Hospital in Buffalo who used Finsen light and K-ray therapies. It notes his earlier discovery of herbal remedies—Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery—promoting nutrition, digestion, and immunity. It also advertises the Common Sense Medical Adviser priced at 31 cents.
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