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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1895
Page
2
A royal visitor stays at a country house near Bath for a political function. Luncheon talk turns to Bath Club and a small boy asks Prince A if he has a cold tub every morning. The prince confirms but offers no details. The boy then quips that the prince may have a maid of honor, provoking smiles and amusement.
The Frederick Bicycle Club hosts a smoker this evening from 7 to 10 at 8 Went Patrick street. Frank Streweberger, noted baseball figure, leaves for Point of Rocks to coach a game today against a Leesburg, Virginia team. Also notes illness affecting church scheduling as Rev Kenneth G. Murray cannot preach in Middleburg next Sunday.
A circular from Baltimore official McHane warns that extreme heat from foundries and engine rooms risks sunstroke and heat exhaustion. It prescribes light clothing, gradual cooling, frequent small drinks, cold applications, ventilation, and prompt medical care, noting potential mental disturbances and the need to avoid alcohol and overexertion.
A distorted reminiscence recounts Delacroix drawing Baron Rothschild as a beggar for a painting, with Rothschild consenting to the pose. A pupil discreetly gave money to the supposed model, later revealed as binding charity interest. The tale notes a 20,000 franc sum from Rothschild to the model via his offices.
A historic note on warning against disease and urging cautions, praising Hos teller's Stomach Bitters as a remedy. It claims to vanquish malaria, restore digestion, and fortify the system, warning that many ignore symptoms and endorsing nightly use for sleep and appetite control.
Reports detail a fierce Confederate assault and a determined Union cavalry counterattack. Officers led seven squadrons as about 420 sabers faced heavy fire, saving artillery and leaving several officers killed or wounded and many men missing or dead. Separate items note a bank indictment dismissal, a dynamite attack on a house, local political appointments, weather-related fatalities, currency protest, a motorman killed, and medicinal ads.
Godeys Magazine for July features Lincoln cover art and varied contents including Battle of Gettysburg images and articles on Beaumont Fletcher and Mark Twain stage work. It notes fiction, poetry, and fashion, plus Epworth Leagues convention details in Chattanooga with 15,000 delegates and expected 25,000 attendance.
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