30 Jul 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1913
Page
1
Local retailer advertises discounted prices on doors for a 30 day period. Offers likely include various styles and finishes with emphasis on value. Limited-time sale highlighted to attract customers to visit the shop.
Ambiguous dispatch reports Huerta ordering the release of American nationals, amid protests and government pressure. Residents express cautious approval as authorities claim calm returns and pacification efforts progress in Mexico City.
A table with a $435 value was nearly removed in parts when two rolls of greenbacks fell free after a leg was removed. Neighbor William Hall, who found the money, lived next door. Hall, hard working, thrifty, later faced tragedy as grief for his wife’s death led to his own suicide.
California court records name F D Caminetti as one of the defendants in the white slave case. The proceeding concerns his alleged role in a moral reform related prosecution and related charges. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
A fragment notes eggs aged three years and priced at zero pounds, questioning whether purchasers know how long the product has been stored.
A Pennsylvanian track hand, Mittlin, collapsed from heat while working near Lewistown. Physicians attended as Swarner noted ruptured blood vessels. the heat was attributed as the cause of death.
W W Atterbury vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad and A H Smith of New York Central were chosen by forty two eastern railroads as arbitrators to represent them in proceedings under the Newlands act amendment to the Erdman act. The action concerns trainmen's demands and seeks a settlement through arbitration.
On July 1 a man named Brown was shot in front of his home, supposedly by Antonio Berenato after a dog attacked him. A companion arrested by Officers Myers and Small says Berenato fired at the dog, the bullet hitting Brown's shoulder.
Representative Keller of Tennessee condemned the remarks as a political harangue. He said the house wasted time with an inconsequential political dispute, criticizing the California member for failing to provide the expected exposure.
Chicago July 30 One hundred fifty employees of a coffee firm with offices in Boston Montreal and Chicago will share 250000 under the will of Charles D Silas senior. Bequests range from 300 to 2500 with every employee of a year or more receiving at least the smaller amount. Widows of five traveling salesmen will receive 25 percent each.
Advised by an advertisement to correct habits and take Chamberlain's Tablets to improve stomach troubles caused by sedentary life, lack of exercise, improper diet, constipation, torpid liver, worry, anxiety, and overeating. Sold by all dealers.
Classified ad fragment notes advertising pare at right prices and a local drug store title. The readable text hints at a store named DERSNGH'S DRUG STORE offering discounts, with garbled trailing words suggesting merchandise and advertising.
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