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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1905
Page
4
Vintage remedy guide outlines cures and tonics for domestic concerns. It covers toothcare and general wellbeing with practical home treatments. The tone reflects period self-help health advice and caution about modern worry.
A long list of home recipes and kitchen tips covers raised corn bread muffins squab hams and desserts. It includes quince compote plum and peach dishes, pickling instructions, and guidance on new fire proof serving dishes and kitchen mats.
A Frederick widow Mrs John M Whitmore testifies kidney trouble caused headaches and back pain until using Doan’s Kidney Pills. She caringly shares her relief from Clinton Blvd and Main St drugstores and recommends the remedy to neighbors. Sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents for the US. Remember the name Doan’s.
An ad promises Dr. Rice's New Life Pillr.s as a universal cure for pains in bowels and stomach, headaches, biliousness, and constipation. It guarantees relief at A. L. Pearre's drug store for 23 cents.
A fragment rich with reminiscences of Jane and May festivities, school commencements, church events, and local produce. References to Decoration Day, hospital activities, and public notices mix with personal verse and community quirks, ending with advertisements for rail travel and health cures. The tone mimics a small town weekly column blending memories and notices.
Public sale by assignees of mortgagee George P Buckey on June 10 1897 at the Frederick City court house. The property lies in New Market District about one mile southeast of New London and includes limestone and blue slate land with a stone dwelling a bank barn a dairy spring water wagon sheds hog pens corn barns and a two story with basement tenant house.
Odd betting scene described with wagers won and lost at a local venue. The narrative mentions a crowd, spectators, and various participants, including specific names and a striking endearing emphasis on the day’s events. The piece reads like a spectator diary of playful wagers and reactions.
At Frederick Maryland the First National Bank closes banks May 20 1905 listing assets such as loans and discounts overdrafts secured and unsecured U S bonds cash items and reserves including a 14901 57 2760 00 redemption fund a 24043 82 undivided profits 25850 00 liabilities include due to national banks 589 22 state banks 28 38 trust companies and deposits under checks capital stock and surplus and other deposits totals shown for assets and liabilities in this bank statement style record.
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