08 May 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1913
Page
1
On the farm all milk is produced and processed locally with rapid cooling and bottling after drawing to ensure high grade milk. If any outside milk is used, patrons are informed. Only 62 gallons were procured from outside sources during 1912. inspection invited.
An aggressive sales prompt urges immediate coal purchases. It frames coal as a scarce investment and hints at affordable prices, noting few buyers and urging readers to call a 202 area phone number for orders.
Markell and Ford offer special prices on screen doors for 30 days. Medium sized doors nicely stained at 75c, large doors 8c, National wood doors with 3 coats varnish from $1.05. Odd and special sizes made to order. Window screens from 18c. Largest stock in the city.
Stop Bilious Headaches advertises Yake Goff's Herb Bitters as a pure extract of bitter herbs that quickly reaches the stomach to aid digestion and liver function. It promises appetite improvement, bowel regulation, and recovery from stomach upset with a 25 cent bottle offered and a guarantee if it does not help.
Secretary of State Bryan arrives from Sacramento for 100 year peace celebration in Washington. He will not return until Monday. Japanese ambassador awaits Bryan's return to present objections to California land and alien land laws. Chinese government to lodge protest. Minister Chang has filed an informal protest with the State Department. Governor Johnson withholds signature on the California bill for now.
A buzzing bee frightened a trolley motorman on Wayne Avenue causing him to abandon his post and collide with two wagons. Thirteen passengers were injured in the chaotic stop. In Harrisburg a separate action earmarks $10,000 to establish a white slave traffic investigation commission, with the resolution moving to the senate.
An advertisement urges women with gray or faded hair to use Hay's Hair Health to restore dark glossy natural color without dye. It promises noticeable results after one or two applications, claims the product is undetectable, and offers a money back guarantee from druggists. The ad also promotes a bundle deal from Steiner Brothers with Hartina Soap samples.
A garbled 19th century account links Baden's Grand Duke with a supposed curse by Duchess Stephanie. It notes Stephanie’s death about sixty years earlier and claims a plot against her son and succession, mentioning Napoleon era figures and a kidnapped heir. The fragmentary text is unclear but centers on a family curse and near-assassination.
An American citizen defends his status amid heckling in London. The man states he was naturalized before reaching full age and notes he cannot vote in Scotland as an alien. The exchange centers on registration and the meaning of citizenship and rights.
Rep. Stanley, chairing the steel trust investigation, urged Wilson to appoint B. S. Kauffman of Coatesville Pa to a federal post. Kauffman testified against the Lukens Iron Co and says he faced boycott and ruin. Stanley argues his case shows public service and deserves protection. In other notes, a fire in Youngstown kills a woman and her mother, a mine workers’ union incident occurs in Yacust Gap, and U.S. imports from Japan accounted for 15.8 percent.
A two-vehicle collision left two motorists dead when one vehicle was forced into a creek. Authorities investigated the crash site and identified the victims, while road conditions and weather were noted as contributing factors.
A report from the American Mechanics gathering lists state officers and council members including George J B Sill, Chester. Hem Holstein Harrisburg treasurer Neil Harris. Charles HY Barn Allenport induct Dotsheimer Beaver H C Mueller Philadelphia protector J C Myers Punxsutawney outside protector Joan A Raudibaugh Highspire representative to National Council Charles Blair New Brighton. Shamokin chosen as next meeting site.
Ada Hoffman aged twenty three domestic worker to Mrs. Frank L. Lawrence was found dead in Swan's pond near Millourn and Short Hills Newark New Jersey May 8 authorities consider a murder theory based on a tear in her skirt suggesting a struggle Gustave Mailitize identified the body and claimed they planned marriage next Saturday Blue Sky bill passed the Pennsylvania House on third reading postponing details to the state banking commissioner list of investors requested Advertisement text follows.
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