12 Jun 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
1
This concise notice urges quick purchase of a commodity now, presenting it as a rare investment due to low current demand. It frames the item as a value purchase with profitable potential and includes a phone contact. The fragmented text emphasizes urgency and price advantage.
Local hardware dealer advertises a large stock of window screens with prices starting at 18 cents and up. The notice emphasizes the largest selection in the city to attract customers.
In a June dispatch from Constantinople readers learn of political turmoil linked to Nazim Pasha and the grand vizier project. The report notes ships and passenger counts for a voyage and mentions an auctioneer from Washington with a July auction date. A Montana irrigation project board is appointed to oversee realty distribution under a government order.
New York gossip reports Mrs Marion Bison from Montgomery Alabama, a widow, plans marriage to Count Lidiel Moretti after traveling to Italy. She describes a costly selection of titled foreigners and insists the match suits her childhood dream, despite high costs and prince prospects.
A fragment notes McReynolds denying plans to resign immediately but suggests he may step down before completing a year. The report indicates substantial credence to resignation despite his denial, with discussion intense at the cabies net.
Grand Vizier Schefk et Pasha of Turkey is reported murdered in a motor car attack. Details remain sparse as authorities investigate the shocking incident, signaling a possible diplomatic and regional upheaval.
Steam boiler disaster at Racine Wisconsin causes missing men and five plates of the boiler blown away. Authorities and volunteers race to salvage and locate the missing crew as fire and steam threaten total destruction of the steamer. U S troops fight Moros in Manila expected to move at daybreak. Florida records mark coldest June day in forty years with 52 degrees. Mrs Pratt weds Servian king's cousin Alexis Karageorgevitch in Paris.
An old style advertisement touts Chamberlain's Codie Shatera candiarrhera remedy as essential for hot summer months. It claims worth many times its cost and nearly certain to be needed before summer ends, urging readers to buy it now from all dealers.
Washington report quotes finance chairman denying any presidential dictation on tariff amendments. He says the president expressed strong views on placing wool and sugar on the free list but has not commented on other bill provisions. The claim of subcommittee dictation by the president is deemed incorrect. The notice also promotes Chamberlain's Tablets for stomach and liver troubles with ad copy.
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