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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1891
Page
2
The Royal baking powder is promoted as free from adulteration and injurious ingredients. Dr. H. A. Marr, U. S. Government Chemist, calls The Royal the purest and most reliable powder offered to the public.
The B&O Railway’s mid summer excursion to Atlantic City from stations east of the Ohio River is set for Thursday July 16. Tickets are valid through July 25 with return options and a stopover at Washington. Train connections from Frederick depart mornings and afternoons, offering a round trip fare around $5.00 with opportunity to visit Mt. Vernon and Washington’s public buildings.
Rev. S. Simpson, a professor at Western Maryland College, suffered a severe ear wound when his child, carried home in his arms, thrust a hairpin into his ear in a moment of affectionate embrace. He fainted and may have permanent hearing damage from the accident.
Frank Brown named delegates and alternates to the Democratic State Convention from Carroll County. Delegates include John B. Boyle, James G. Berret, Frank T. Shaw, Henry Vanderfort, Samuel Gover, George P. Buckey, Albert Jones. Alternates are George A Shower, Louis P. Slingloff, Lewis Cash, Evan Haines, Granville T. Hering, Geo. H. Birnie, Oliver Murray, and Capt. Wm. P. Anderson.
Dr. Lewis H Steiner of Frederick librarianship submits a report detailing total book volumes in Baltimore City Enoch Pratt Free Library. Central Library holds 64293 volumes with branch totals 7922 7388 6510 6503 7698, summing to 100304 volumes.
An ad style fragment extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a grand tonic for fragile bodies. It claims to calm nerves, aid digestion, and stave off malaria and kidney trouble, urging nervous invalids to fortify their systems with this protective remedy.
Ertie Cecil suffers a painful arm injury after a wagon mishap near Towne. Correspondent notes on old newspapers, local visitors, and farm life. Updates include river carp catch, a broken collarbone, and Miss Georgie Nichols returning from Washington. Old Madison map and Maryland G A R details wrap with public notices of encampments and property trades.
Maryland claimants in Frederick County list Original Henry Kariz John Oss grove Wm Hopper Peter Bowman Curtis Sidwell George Shorter Stewart Crouch Robert E Richardson James Witton Wm Barler Thomas A Weaver Peter H Striep Joseph F Smith Jeremiah Jones John Wood land John C Frazier Lewis Stevens Wesley Martin Nicholas A Winding William Doney Edward Burkies Tilghman H Thomas Eugene Jones David N Brows Wan EB Greenfeld Foorons H Carter Lemuel Thomas Solomon Rakes Benjamin Frazier James Cistz Louis H Gabler Charles J Thompson Emanuel Nangie Joshua 3 Lister Original widows Kate Wezel Amelia J Shockley Van P Brown preparing for Lutheran Reunion general committee St Mark's Baltimore executive committee John W Rice Calvin J King W L Armiger W C Ropp Sebastian Wook delegates Lutheran churches in Baltimore city National Marin g Band to accompany Washington churches.
The Rev. C. Randolph Page of Adamstown is chaplain and Dr. Jesse W. Downey of New Market serves as assistant surgeon of the First Regiment. The Hirst is boarding all the camp. The Rev. C L Kennard of Frederick is chaplain of the Frederick Rindemen and has returned from camp. Rev. Copeland Randolph Page of Adamstown conducted Episcopal services for the First Regiment yesterday. Governor Jackson will visit the camp on Wednesday with his staff.
An advertorial listing multiple patent medicines and tonics for heart disease cough indigestion and nervous disorders. Names Garrett Pearce Miles Red Flag Oil Cosmos Pan-1pa etc appear with claims of cures and free samples. It urges purchases from local druggists and mentions trial bottles and guarantees.
Ars. Sarah BML Black of Sereca Missouri reports two years of neuralgia head stomach and womb issues with variable appetite yellow face dull head pains and bitter tastes. She credits August Flower with drastic improvement and a near complete cure after trying other remedies. G G Green sole agent Woodbury New Jersey supports the claim.
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