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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1900
Page
2
An elderly patient recounts severe paralysis and loss of appetite then recovery after using Dr. Pierce medicines. After two months of treatment the writer could perform housework, regained appetite, and ended medicines within a month, praising Favorite and Golden Discovery products and Mucent Pellets.
Readers get a snapshot of social and church events in Liberty Towns including a large M P barcn fair at O U A M Hall, musical performances by Tao Woodsboro bach, visits from Philadelphia and Baltimore guests, census progress, church services, and assorted personal notes about locals and nearby towns.
The itemized report lists visits by residents near Libertytown and Walkersville, local gatherings, and farm activity. It notes fishing records by Adam Nusbaum, various social calls, and preparations by Glade Valley Lime Company and Fountain Rock Lime Co. for a post harvest roll. It also mentions a sermon by Rev. Livingston and Children’s Day plans, plus a fire alert for Mr. Hargett’s property near Frederick.
Special Dispatch from Washington reports no improvement in the situation as of June 13. The cabinet head mentions ministerial appointments favoring boxers, signaling potential political shifts and ongoing tensions in the government.
Special dispatch reports Hiona Kona June 15 that a contingent of British forces is being sent to Tianjin as tensions rise. The move follows heightened hostilities and signals potential intensification of foreign military presence in the region.
A dispatch reports Solacs with one hundred marines sailing for China. An article touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with testimonials from G. M. Wilson and a local druggist. An ad promotes South American Nervine Tonic and Harper Whiskey as health aids with regional sellers listed.
Washington June 23 A. N. F. secretary Hunterville Alabama denounces labor and socialist organizers as dangerous threats to government. He warns that labor unions and their allies form hostile forces, ready to trigger upheaval and undermine order across the nation.
A campaign favors consolidation to trigger a sympathetic general strike across all labor classes to redress grievances. Leaders condemn organizations with such theories as treasonous. Proposes self defense killings as justifiable homicide and argues negro labor is essential to the South’s prosperity. McLean faction dominates initial Democratic state meetings, aiming for harmony. Richard Bryan opposition coalesces around silver critics. Bigelow bows out of public works fight in Pittsburgh. An ad promotes Allen’s Foot Ease powder for tired feet with testing offers. A glowing fire is marketed from coal warming a room.
An old advertisement touts fishing tackle quality by quoting Izaak Walton and urges buying from the dealer. It claims expertise and readiness to advise customers on gear or demonstrate products in stock.
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