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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1900
Page
2
The Royal Baking Powder brand claims superior fitness purity and healthfulness of its ingredients. It asserts its own leavening power bakes hot breads rolls and muffins without altering the hour and notes that alum powders are cheaper but corrosive and dangerous to use.
A series of brief notices names local residents and their travel or visiting plans. H. C. Trendle of Liberty and Albert Young of West South Street are in Frederick on business. Bessie Motter, Geo. B. Myer Jr, William Nicodemus, Bessie Grombino, Emily Maulsby, Edward Lanner, Arthur Chichester, Curdling Ross, and Eleanor Johnson are visiting Washington or hosting relatives and friends there, with some returning home.
The column notes longer days and upcoming holidays with Easter jokes and school exams ongoing. It mentions fashion shifts to single material gowns and sweeping skirts, street sweeping by the corporation, a B&O Express wagon breakdown, and multiple local removals including Hahn, Motter, Williams, Johnston, Tyson moving among East Patrick Street, South Market Street, and East Second Street.
Ews of the Churches notes several church happenings in Woodsboro and nearby. The Reformed and Swittches discuss new pastor calls with Clinton R White of Get tysboro Theological Seminary involved. A Woodsboro pastorate call declined. Junior Christian Endeavor at Evangelical Lutheran church to meet this evening. Fundraiser offered to relieve suffering in India. Local ad for cold and flu remedies by H Nelle Market Street, with a brief health note.
In Frankfort the Senate passed Senator Bell's bill making it a felony for an officeholder to retain power after a term is decided. Four Democrats opposed. A joint resolution to fund a new state guard and recover arms from Fort London failed. Philadelphia merchants urge a direct south line of steamers. Standard Oil gains Cudahy and Manhattan oil holdings in a quiet deal. Eight-club National League formed for 1900. An urgent deficiency bill advanced in Congress totaling 1,439,580 dollars. Local testimonial praises Pain Balm for rheumatism relief.
An advertises a remedy called New Great South American Kidney Care promising relief from kidney and back pain in six hours for both men and women with immediate water retention relief. It touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin disorders and warns against counterfeit products from J. Hietor in Frederick, Maryland and other druggists like S. Schley & Bro.
Obituary notices report Miss Sarah Catherine Gilbert of this county died March 3 in Barrington Vermont at age 62 after pneumonia. Also noted are deaths of Mrs Madeline C Albert of Baltimore aged about 60. Mr Benjamin F Hagan of Virginia born 1629. and Mrs Annie Long of near Franklinville aged about 79. Burial and funeral details given for each.
Local news item reports the wedding of Charles Zimmerman and Jennie Barrier at the Liberty Methodist church parsonage with a small gathering of immediate family. The couple will reside in Walkersville afterwards.
Testimony describes a scheme involving Wits Roshoud Werder and Eldritze Dawkins to obtain funds via false loans. Debs wife allegedly laced coffee with drugs to incapacitate Gracdig, while Grethce stomach contents are noted. Witnesses testify to planned deception and possible payment scheme.
The ad promotes Harper Whiskey as a healthy reliable drink suitable for social and medical use, citing Pasteur and temperance praise. It also touts stylish shoes for business and leisure, and claims a coat that burns cleanly with a bright glow, promising prompt, careful service at Buffalo store.
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