14 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1913
Page
1
A union group in New York reports a ratified strike plan with a fixed date tied to pending railway tensions. Executives and committee members await a railroad call before notifying managers, as arbitration under the Erdman Act is cited to avert or trigger a walkout by Wednesday.
Constantinople reports the Ottoman Army began advancing Saturday evening toward Adrianople. An imperial decree orders guards to seize Turkish territories held since May peace talks. Advance units from the Tchatalja lines and Gallipoli faced little resistance. Furloughs halted, absent officers recalled, and horses and transport requisitioned as Turkey moves to join the Bulgaria conflict.
An antique ad urges improving daily routines and diet to cure ailments. It advocates Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for constipation anxiety and poor digestion, claiming quick recovery and listing general sale by dealers.
J M'Cumber reports from North Dakota as the senator opens debate with both sides hopeful to pass the bill by September at the very latest.
Mrs. Banning and her child were near home when a cow charged. She shielded the boy, taking repeated gashes and horn wounds. The animal injured her side and hand, tearing a ten inch gash and a three inch cut, likely costing her life.
Mrs Heim of Ellendale, after spending 600 and years in Germany and Paris sanitariums, cured a dislocated spine by a fall down stairs. The accidental treatment, she says, restored her health and she is now well. Her case contrasts with foreign surgeons unable to help.
A testimonial from William Orvis of Clare Michigan touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best medicine in the world for a severe ailment in a child. The ad urges readers to buy the remedy from all dealers.
A boy trapped between tenements was rescued after an hour of arduous work by fire crews on the rooftop. Gettysburg reports mention lost and found items from the battlefield celebration and a money trust inquiry proposal in Washington. Chamberlain’s medicine stock sold by W C Magil, Whitemound, Wis, proved valuable to a buyer who fell ill, with one bottle noted as essential.
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