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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1895
Page
5
Describes skin blotches and pimples as signs of clogged pores and toxins. Claims the medicine cleanses, reduces inflammation, and leaves skin smooth and healthy. Praises quick, thorough cures of pimples eczema ring worm dandruff and itching piles.
An old advertisement notes Foster Medicine Company of Baltimore offers Cataram Cure for catarrh fever cold in the head and nasal inflammation, priced at six cents. The copy references druggists and medical remedies of the era.
July 20 report from Washington details a cabinet meeting held in the president’s absence. Olney arrived from Falmouth and discussed matters with Latham, Carlisle, and Harmon while Atlee acted as secretary. The session focused on neutrality and Cuba, with speculation of new proclamations and enforcement against Cuban sympathizers operating in the United States. Minister DeLome was seen but declined comment.
Finance and trade summary notes weaker wheat prospects and lower prices, with continued wage increases and rising industrial wages. Montreal bank failures are cited as a financial influence. Bradstreet’s review remains optimistic about iron and steel demand, price gains, and overall fall trade prospects as merchants plan for travel and inventory adjustments.
Yesterday's baseball results span the National League with Philadelphia sweeping Pittsburg in two games and Chicago beating Boston. In other items, a freight thief gang from Wilkesbarre is jailed, with Robert Labar testifying to yearlong car break-ins and $2000 in losses.
A Treasury official argues that boycotting national bank notes would not harm banks but would shrink the currency by about 211 million dollars. Officials say people could redeem notes at the treasury for legal tender, leaving the banks unaffected while reducing money in circulation. Multiple brief items follow on related national and local happenings.
The president and Mrs Gloveland have chosen Marion as the name for their baby born about two weeks ago. The announcement was made by Private Secretary Thurber, and residents of Burrards Bay soon heard the name spoken in every home. The choice reportedly traces to the nearby Marion Mayes Bay coast and the couple’s summer home site at Gray Gables.
A fragmentary report traces the Pitezel murder case from the United States to Toronto with the suspect H. H. Holmes. It cites identification of victims, a burned house, and expected extradition amid ongoing police work in multiple cities.
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