25 Jun 1884
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1884
Page
1
A garbled note claims widespread belief about medical advice and purity of blood. It mentions safety, family health, and avoidance of certain practices, implying concern over health guidance and public trust without clear details or sources.
Fragmented antique ad touts Dr Fahrney’s Tu thing syrup for infants and colic. Mentions Dr Fahrney’s health restorer and purifer with a claim of $2000 gift, prepared by Le D. Falrey & Son. Includes price 25 cents and references to Hagerstown Maryland and May date.
An old advertisement markets Yeot Shilohs Vitaliver for stomach and liver complaints. It promises a printed guarantee on every bet and claims the product never fails to aid. Sold by Williamson & Co.
Bour Ind preacher Rev Geo J Thayer and wife credit Shiloips Consemplion Qure for life saving treatment. Croft's Celery and Chamomile Bitters advertised as the simplest tonic to restore health. Williamson & Co. sells the remedy. Steiner Bros. promote Mealey's Cricket B. B. C. open for challenges but news text is unclear.
Knoxville news items list social visits and greetings among residents Tara Horine of Burkittevilla Misses Kerp Moni and others guesting at family homes. Mentions E Una Aras returning from Montgomery County and visiting relatives, local preaching plans, harvest activity, weather impact, politics and an upcoming quiet Fourth of July with excursions to Island Park and Washington.
The Chester Va Delaware County Gazette reports closing exercises at Ridley Park Chautauqua Lit erary event with aunt presiding, a full program of songs recitations and readings by local townsfolk and visitors. Notable were Weener and Kaney Siniks, with twenty four members and eight visitors attending. articles note later arrivals at local hotels and a mix of weather notes and Philadelphia topics including window awnings and historical use of spiders in medicine.
A partial list of pupils at the Academy of Visitation B V M shows premiums awarded yesterday. Names include Louisa Walsh, Margaret Jarboe, Annie Neidhart, Gen evive Walsh, Sallie E Sappington, Mary Smith, Louisa C McSherry, Maggie Eisenhauer, Quincy Mantz, Annie M Hammett, Mary Ditfendal, M B Eisenhauer, and a junior division with Sallie Stewart Regina Eisenhauer Nannie R McSherry Katie Walsh Rachel Hager Edith Brubaker Florence Conklin Lena Neidhart Mary Stewart Noble Harwood Louisa Crouse Maggie Kolb Fannie Brookey Nannie Eisenhauer Katie Eisenhauer Carrie McSherry Gertrude Hayden Nellie Crouse Bessie Cline Edith Sinn Adelaide Brookey.
Fashion notes describe lace toilets as essential for ladies and girls. The evening shoe for young girls is the five-strap Patti tie or slipper. Yokes are popular for young ladies and children. Lace raties trim light summer silks and nets. Crooked backs appear fashionable as crooked bustles. High-buttoned boots in French or Dongola kid are daily wear for young women. Point d esprit and imitation Chantilly lace compete with new lace.
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