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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1900
Page
2
A rural bulletin recaps social visits and small events across Cantry Towns including Trocyville Mousivilee Beaver Dam and Emmitsburg. It notes neighbors, illness recoveries, Sunday readings, travel moves, and local gatherings with named residents and nearby towns.
Eds Uddar returns home from Moss Kis Maxell visit. Lawrenwillelan of Balti mwe visits parents. Esker family moves to Coloma. A missionary meet at Lutheran church last Sunday. Miss Stella Anona visits Speing Forge. A H Etzter buys a large engine for a mill. H Clay Hall advertises a sale. Communion at M P church next Sunday. Notable residence changes in Woodsboro. Miss Cora Shmimel from Frederick visits. Mrs Jennie B Shank recovering. J Metordy from Frederick visits mother. Master Mebrle Ecker harvest travels. Miss Sadie Zapp visits from Washington county. O M S Fogte and family attend funeral in Henceville. Mrs Gesora Young visits Frederick. Coal price advance noted Philadelphia. Jersey City teachers salary hearing in Trenton. J C McCracken throws discus far in practice. YM C A taxable in Paterson. Alfred Goslin arrested for stock conspiracy in Philadelphia.
A testimonial from Charles B. Ross, a Metropolitan Railway conductor in New York, credits Warner's Safe Cure with saving him from severe kidney trouble after four months of poor results from specialists. He says he recovered quickly, regained strength, and returned to work, endorsing the medicine as the best and safest remedy.
Beesia Worthington, a young white woman, appeared before Justice White in poor health and was committed to Montague Hospital for treatment. Constable James Staub escorted her to the hospital as she faced destitution.
Sir Charles Tupper, former Canadian premier, suggests Britain and Canada seek international arbitration on the Alaska boundary. He predicts settlement along lines similar to Maine-Canada and British Columbia, where Canada faced a worse outcome. Meanwhile, Pennsylvania Railroad plans an $8 million capital increase to reach $150 million to fund growth and property expansion.
In Rome the foreign minister said mediation sentiments exist but action must await opportune conditions, not yet present. In Pittsburg the Independent Window Glass Manufacturers' Association is declared dead due to noncompliance with prices and rules. An Albany dairyman sought a doctor, used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and saw his child improve while a neighbor spread the remedy. A Philadelphia man credits Electric Bitters for a dramatic recovery from severe illness. Advertisements trumpet Witch Hazel Salve and caution against counterfeits.
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