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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1901
Page
2
Baltimore Health Commissioner Bosley offers hot weather advice with a list of do s and don ts to stay cool. Tips include eating light meals, fresh vegetables, cooling drinks, avoiding excess alcohol, keeping the head cool, choosing shade, bathing regularly, and avoiding drafts and heavy woolens. For children, bathe them twice daily and monitor summer foods.
A wealthy New Yorker keeps a palatial porcarium for his pigs at his seaside Elberon villa. The facility features a hardwood floored house, a large shallow pool, and a skylight. Pigs bathe during Elberon’s bathing hour, are well fed on corn milk and bran, and housed in a showplace that includes a special slaughter room for seasonal sacrifices.
An unwelcome polecat visited the Howard House in Hilcott City on Monday night. A guest, experienced with cats, removed it safely by dunking it in a water bucket and delivering it to hotel staff. The animal was killed while in the bath, after being identified by the guest.
A Georgia user touts Chamberlain's Colic Remed to cure stomach and bowel troubles and cites rapid relief. The ad claims many cures and urges Dram of August Flower, Green's Prize Almanac, and sale locations. Also references Harper Whiskey as a temperance safe remedy for hot weather and malaria, with local distributor details.
State Game Warden Avirett reports plentiful game for the hunting season but urges tighter enforcement across counties. He praises recent legislative gains in several counties while noting the need for central city compliance to protect breeding stocks. A complete deputies audit is underway with nonresponsive staff at risk of removal. Also mentions a tiny stamp-sized letter received at Frederick post office and a local camping party near Catoctin on the Potomac.
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery as cures for irregular periods inflammation and female weakness. It claims rapid restoration to health, privacy in correspondence, and notes patient testimonials from Miss Ante Stephens. It also offers a free copy of Dr Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser by mail to Buffalo New York.
A collage of short items notes pleasant picnic weather and sunlit days ahead, a warning about a dog in a playful tone, and quick quips on cleverness and parting hairs. It also covers prices for corn and hay, a murky political note about chair returns, a drowning death of John C. Craig, and a London tuberculosis update.
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