09 May 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
1
A terse advertorial note urges readers to buy coal now as a business investment while demand is low and prices favorable. It cites scarcity of buyers and promotes a phone contact without naming any organization or location.
Markell and Ford announce Locust Level Dairy milk from their farm is tuberculin tested. All milk sold is cooled and boiled shortly after being drawn to ensure purity. Only 62 gallons were procured from outside the reef during 1912. inspection invited.
An old advertisement urges readers to seek a hardy system to guard against dangerous summer diseases. It promotes a health product or program and provides a contact phone number 574 and the proprietor name c. F. Rothenhoefer.
Advertisement notes special prices on screen doors for 30 days. Mentions Mediuly sized doors nicely stained with varnish coats starting at $105 and up. Odd sizes made to order. Claims largest stock in the city and references window services.
A Philadelphia mother, Mary Kulasa, 23, killed her two infants with a kitchen knife in a tenement. She claimed divine will, cried for mercy, and was restrained as police and doctors labeled the act tragic. Her husband Josephine Donanick awoke to the scene as officers prepared to deliver the coroner's actions. Local Polish community mourns the shock of the act.
Princeton New York news notes the resignation of Dr Patton as president of Princeton Theological Seminary due to fear of blindness. He is seventy, served forty eight years in ordination and thirty two at Princeton, with fourteen years as university dean and eleven as seminary president. The announcement notes his relief from duties and long career.
The House passed the tariff bill amid partisan clash over protective measures and industry impact. Underwood and Saya names appear in scattered notes, with references to investigations and Democratic tariff pledges. The bill now moves to the Senate for final action.
Former United States Senator Frank O Briggs dies at his Trenton home after months of illness and a coma He was born in Concord New Hampshire in 1851 and graduated from West Point in 1872 Briggs served as a US Army officer a former state treasurer and mayor of Trenton Funeral arrangements were not completed at press time
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