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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
6
A reader reports relief after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for a mysterious tumor and related female illnesses. The note claims the remedy cured symptoms and urges others with pains or inflammation to seek guidance from Mrs. Pinkham, offering free advice.
A Pawnee City Commercial Club with about 100 members launches a cooperative delivery system. Two hardware stores, three general stores, and other shops join a shared weekly delivery schedule via a local teaming company. Monthly meetings discuss credits, and profits from savings fund community projects including an opera house and a future cooperative produce exchange.
The Middle West railroads add mile two minute gasoline motorcars to compete with interurban electric lines. The podlike cars carry fifty six passengers and boost local business, letting late theatergoers return home earlier. A second note mentions a British Chronoscope testing high power explosives speed.
A Shlan newspaper notes Americans tip generously in Milan and Italian towns, while Italian figures like Podrecco and various artists show mixed generosity. Notable names include Puccini paying well and Mascagni being frugal, with royalty and nobles listed as especially generous.
Dr Frank Campbell orders a novel method at the Biden-Wee home in New York City to protect birds from fear by enclosing an apple tree with wood wire and releasing cats to observe them. The experiment, first tested at a country home in Tarrington, North Dakota, reportedly succeeds.
Missour i has a Holstein dairy cow named Josephine owned by the agricultural college of the University of Missouri. Josephine reportedly leads world milk records for six months with about 10 4 thousand pounds, surpassing Johanna of Rosendale Wisconsin noted at 10 041 pounds. Johanna’s best month reached 3 960 pounds. Pine life spans quoted by forest service include 700 years for ordinary pine and 300 years for oak heart rot age.
W. Lampton in New York Trboas reports a poem in which Herbert M. Clarke of St Stephen's college argues for removing c q and x from the alphabet as useless. The verse lists words with those letters and questions if a better plan exists, while noting strong resistance to change.
A historical survey compares expenses of royal or state funerals in Europe. It cites Napoleon’s interment costs, King Edward and King George IV ceremonies, Queen Victoria’s mausoleum, and lofty Moscow Berlin grandities, noting wide variance in price and pomp.
Scientist M Bertillon, famed for fingerprinting, plans a global hair sample catalog to classify shade and express each in a standard spectrographic name. He envisions an international hair standard to identify individuals sought by police. Separately, Rev Frank P Stoddard of Newburg Baptist Church reserves a section for women in large hats to avoid obstructing views.
Ed Walsh discusses strikeouts as his key stat while recalling a recent game against Cleveland. A Philadelphia promoter offers James J. Jemblen $50,000 for a Labor Day exhibition with Al Kaufman in Los Angeles. Newport Golf Club workers strike for higher wages from 12 to 3 dollars weekly.
An advertisement touts Gypsey's Gift Dyspepsia Tablets as a guaranteed remedy for indigestion and related stomach ailments. It claims rapid, almost instant relief, weight gain, and overall health improvement, with a money back guarantee if not cured. Read Drug and Chemical Co. of Baltimore markets the tablets, 50 cents a box, with free samples on request.
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