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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1913
Page
8
An advertisement touts MUSTEROLEE a clean white mustard offshoot that soothes pain without blisters. It promises rapid relief by rubbing the ointment on the affected area with no cloth needed. Listed uses include sore throat bronchitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache and congestion.
No Blister matist, lumbago, pals and aches. The back of joints, sprains, sore mirrors, bruises, chills, frosted pores, colds of the chest. Millions of jars sold annually. A staple in large hospitals. doctors and nurses use it and recommend it to patients. If your doctor or druggist’s out, order by mail from Musterole Company in Cleveland.
A reader describes a Mis Sew club member using a Hoosier cabinet to save work. She notes the aluminum table, a locking pull-out feature, a large setup, and efficient sugar and flour bins. The narrative emphasizes practical kitchen organization and ease of access.
Five seconds after work finishes the dust doors close and the kitchen stays neater. A sturdy oak unit claims to seal, save space, resist warping, and last a lifetime. The ad urges immediate Hoosier membership to avoid missing a land opportunity.
Washington March 4 In the election of Woodrow Wilson the Presbyterian church has broken the tie with Episcopalians for the number of Presidents. Wilson is the eighth Presbyterian President, Episcopalians seven, Methodists and Wanitanarians four each, Dutch Reformed two, Church of the Disciples one. Six denominations have monopolized the presidency to date.
Washington March 4 President Taft signed the public buildings bill providing funds for a Frederick post office. He vetoed the Sundry Civil Bill over a $200,000 anti trust enforcement provision seen as favoring labor and farming groups. The House sustained the veto in part? The Senate failed to override. The River and Harbors bill was signed at a late hour with about $101.68 thousand in appropriations.
Mr C W F Cashour foreman of the Bowers Lumier Company marks forty four years of service today. He stayed with the plant from Kowzahn and Bowers to the present, a milestone noted by the firm.
A tentative agreement is under consideration for the sale of the Crystal Mate ice plant on Hast Thind sheet. One party seeks to have the plant weeded as a wink ward and the other desires the Pawo to be wand as a ote say Thi PTapoist.
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