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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1889
Page
4
Gustave Brooke sues Lily Langtry for 105 dollars for seven days services at 15 dollars daily and 115 for extra meals and delicacies supplied during parties and visits. Langtry is represented by counsel as the trial opens in the city court.
An advertisement by Joseph B. Garrett offers Bucklexns sruka Salve rated best for cuts, chapped hands, chilblains, piles, and skin problems. It guarantees satisfaction with money back. The sale price is 25 cents per bottle.
The notice promotes Acker's Blood Elixir as a superior preparation for all blood and kin diseases. It claims wide medical endorsement and predicts favorable health outcomes for the public.
A Rhode Island election repeals the prohibition amendment by a vote of 5469 to 1943 with official counts due by mid July. John Robinson's Circus visits Frederick June 28 promising a grand spectacle with 1000 performers and 2 million dollars in features and outlays.
Hymeneal announcements describe the marriages of Robert E L Shafer of Boonsboro Maryland to Laura Locher daughter of Geo W Locher in North Charlotte Street, with Mazie Looker bridesmaid and Wm E Davis groomsman. Another item records Jennie N Nelson marrying Richard S Worthington at Christ Church, officiated by Rev Arthur Johns. details include attendants Mary P Wilson and Katharine H O’Shey and a Directoire gown.
Dyspepsia relief pitched with bold claims for Acker Dyspepsia Tablets. The ad promises to cure indigestion and constipation, improve happiness and life, and lists price 25 and 50 cents with J. A. Williamson as the druggist seller.
Commentary on Mark 16 2 13 and 1 Corinthians 15 2 3 notes the burial details at Joseph of Arimatheas tomb the stone seal and women at the tomb. It recounts the angelic message Fear not the risen Jesus to Mary Magdalene and others and the disciples unbelief and later appearances including Emmaus and to Peter.
Is Life Worth Living Not if you travel with dyspepsia. Acker's dyspepsia tablets claim a positive cure for indigestion constipation and related disorders. Sold by J A Williamson druggist. Victor Pain Balm promises fast relief from cramps cholera morbus and diarrhea. Try it today.
Religious Gleanings notes the ancient church in Salem Mass believed to be the original First Church erected in 1634, now protected behind Flummer Hall. It cites architecture and records as confirmatory, and praises Protestant missions and temperance efforts with statistical details and church figures.
A discussion on the rapid future rise of Christian populations from a small start in earlier centuries to vast future numbers. It cites historical doubling times and predicts widespread Christian governance by 1200 A D and beyond, with Church growth fueling labor and prayer. It notes Methodist sermons and missionary revivals, including sizable contributions and congregational increases in Indianapolis and Rohilund, plus missionary work in India and fundraising for evangelical services.
An advertisement touts Acker’s English remedy claimed to aid during war periods and feminine health, offered with a positive guarantee by J. Willemsen, druggist. A sample bottle is presented to readers.
Fr a dubious medical ad offering a free trial package of a medicine said to cure various conditions. It claims gendered recruitment and promises broad health benefits, including complexion improvement and kidner and blood remedies, with dramatic language and limited verifiable details.
A starving patient with consumption finds hope in a wrapping paper claim of Dr Ring's Discovery. After using a sample and then a full bottle she gains strength and weight. The notice offers free trials through Joseph B. Gerrott's Drug Store in Fort Smith.
A torn late 19th century report describes the Hartmore schooner Broxxe Bell wrecked by a April gale. The crew, including Captain WoTullet Ballysire and mate Jame 21, struggle amid wreckage and damaged wheat and craft in Providence Bay and Fernandina. The piece notes German and Norwegian seamen aboard and widespread shipping havoc along the coast.
An assortment of clipped notes and quips from periodicals: fly reproduction math, child dialogue about God and birth, jaunty exchanges about reading and neologisms, and a testimonial for Acker's Blood Elixir promising clearer skin and strengthened health.
Closing quotations from the New York Stock Exchange show mixed activity with gains in some issues and declines in others. Wheat and corn futures moved with demand. prices for cotton, metals, and oils fluctuated as traders awaited further cues from government reports and market data releases.
Caution to mothers warns against child stimulants and touts Acker's baby soother as harmless. An advertisement claims Lane's Family Medicine offers a free trial, promising to improve blood, liver and kidneys, digestion, and complexion with a 50 cent large size.
An ad touts Elect Bitters as a cure for dyspepsia and liver and kidney issues. It warns people spend thousands seeking relief and claims the remedy, used as directed, will aid digestion and end indigestion. Sold by Jos Bo Garroti druggist for 50 cents and 1 dollar.
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