28 Mar 1898
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1898
Page
1
A dense lecture argues that inherited lineage taints or blesses character, warning against judging individuals by bloodlines. It condemns harsh social punishment yet declares the need for mercy for those drawn into crime by circumstance and family examples.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as curing weakness in pregnant women and ensuring a strong healthy baby. It claims the medicine prevents difficult prenatal exams and offers testimonials from women, with an offer for a free home medical booklet and mail order copy.
A garbled ad-like note warns of a dry hacking cough and consumption. It touts Dr Bulla Cough Syrup as a cure, quoting testimonials and urging readers to ask for Bull’s brand, with prices listed in cents.
A court reports the mine explosion sank the ship with the crew maintaining discipline and naval order. It details the detonation sequence and debris, noting the wreck’s condition, the tempo of the blast, and the court’s stance on responsibility.
The article reviews the Spanish negotiations with the United States over Cuba and the peace process, noting President Magasta's expected landslide election in Madrid and the broad political climate. It details U.S. and Spanish positions, potential concessions, and the impact on ongoing diplomatic talks while reporting on New Jersey Guard deployments and naval activities related to Havana.
The garbled text references a mass pay for services to fund a warship, a committee overseeing subscriptions, and a claim by the Diderot Yeragua about President McKinley. Mentions Spain, Washington dispatches, and debates over naval building, with unclear attributions and costumes of the period.
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