July 26 1801 boat event in Daily News
A brief entry from The Daily News reports a sailing or boat event dated July 26, 1801. It notes the publication in the satirical or daily issue format with a concise notice of maritime or local boating activity.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1891
Page
2
A brief entry from The Daily News reports a sailing or boat event dated July 26, 1801. It notes the publication in the satirical or daily issue format with a concise notice of maritime or local boating activity.
The Frederick Democrats set to organize reform clubs and host a large picnic at the Pair Grounds in August with state candidates invited. A string band and lively dancing will accompany talks on tariff reform. a national figure may attend. John Waugh shows daily improvement after a near-fatal shooting. Nellie Waugh remains jailed but engaged with visitors. The Western Maryland Railway reports record freight and upcoming expansion, with four new engines ordered and tolls rising due to Union Tunnel Company.
The vari in the rear of Frederick Academy has been converted into a tennis court where young men and maidens disport themselves daily with ball and racquet. Several teams use the court and much enjoyment results from this game.
Middletown social notes show Miss Hattie Koogie visiting cousin Miss Sarah Gsalt in Frederick while Miss Bessie Levy travels to visit grandfather Mr Perry J. Levy in Suddieswao. Several residents relocate for work, illness, or study and others journey to Atlantic City, Toronto, and Norton Virginia for opportunities and events.
An assorted vintage page notes a seaside excursion by B&O trains from Frederick to Atlantic City with schedule and rates through August and mentions Park duty and athletic events at Island Park. It advertises Boer Flour, Shimer Milling Co, and local druggists offering several tonics and patent medicines, including Shilohs Cure, Brown's Iron Bitters, Dr Miles nervous remedies, Acker’s Dysppepsia Tablets, and Victor Infants Relief, interleaved with travel notices and small notices from merchants.
An OCR fragment advertises various patent medicines and tonics with bold claims of cures for coughs ulcers and nervous disorders. It touts products from Shiloh’s Consumptive Care to Victor Lung Up and other preparations as life saving, urging readers to buy now at low prices and promising rapid relief and health improvements.
An advertisement extols Swift's Specific as the great age remedy for blood poison diseases, asserts broad efficacy, and cites a boy's improvement after treatment. It includes a mix of medical claims and a prompt for free literature from Swift Specific Co. Also promotes Macbeth pearl top glass chimneys and a nickel premium for quality.
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