Screen Doors Var nished Alaed Stained 80c
Fragmentary note lists screen doors varnished and stained with price at 80c. Details are unclear. no further names or places readable.
17 Jul 1913
Page 1
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
1
Fragmentary note lists screen doors varnished and stained with price at 80c. Details are unclear. no further names or places readable.
The Wilson administration indicated a possible shift toward recognizing governments in Latin America based on constitutional law. President Wilson weighed private reports from friends who traveled in Mexico, though officials said they were unofficial and not enough for formal policy change. Secretary Bryan noted lecture tours could be canceled if necessary for upcoming engagements.
In Richmond Judge Critchfield’s court Miss Flissy Brown faced a crowd as she admitted wearing a slit skirt deemed scandalous by Mayor Ainslie and others. She argued a dressmaker’s error caused the wardrobe mishap and was fined $25 after mayoral testimony about excessive stocking exposure. Sixteen Men Trapped In Mine
A report states a sum of ten thousand dollars in gold was stolen in transit and traced as far as Harrisburg. It is believed the theft occurred somewhere between Williamsport and Harrisburg, with investigators pursuing leads.
A New Jersey court hearing reveals Mrs Florence Louise Patterson complained her husband Frederick H Patterson sent only four dimes weekly, a 40 cent box gimmick to keep her busy an hour. Other items note a freight train entering Clara Marsske’s bedroom and President Wilson commuting a murder sentence. The notice ends with health ads for Chamberlains Tablets.
A fragment indicates a governor faces objection to a bill argued to impair efficiency of public schools. The text mentions opposition by a large named figure and references to foretest district.
In Cedar Hollow near Norristown on July 17 a draft of freight cars being shifted into the Chester Valley line derailed and toppled an embankment. Conductor Grant Shaffer of Bridgeport sustained only minor injuries. Also noted is a Washington ministerial appointment and a White House conference on a Wisconsin professor being chosen as minister to China.
W Ts Magil a Whitemoud Wis merchant bought a stock of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to supply customers. After receiving them he was ill himself yet valued one bottle at more than the cost of his entire stock. For sale by local dealers. advertisement Harsers Drug Store.
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