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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1893
Page
4
The piece comments on spring gardening as a quaint rustic occupation with social pitfalls and comic anecdotes. It extols prune and plant care while warning of neighborly friction and bodily complaints. It also advertises Branpreta’s Priest and Heasperre’s Pills as cures for skin eruptions ulcers and fever sores.
The United Brethren Church will hold its quadrennial General Conference in Dayton, Ohio, starting tomorrow for about fourteen days. Delegates include 187 members with 131 ministers and 54 laypersons, two of whom are women, from across regions. The gathering marks the first admission of lay delegates of both genders and will address church property disputes tied to the Radical United Brethren movement.
Mr T Juicney of Altona Kansas traveled in Kaneas when seized by cholera morbus. He used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy and received immediate relief, becoming completely cured. Sold by Garrott and Pearre, druggists.
A Hagerstown News report cites Mr A Spencer from the lower county near Harpers Ferry witnessing a massive Hawk migration on Monday the 1st. The flight moved north for about thirty minutes at 300 to 500 feet, with thousands of hawks of uniform size. Observers offered varied counts and noted limited detail on hawk species, referencing historical migration notes and authorities from Warren and Black Hawk.
Mr Jonathan Myers formerly of Frederick County now of Des Moines Iowa visits his sister Mrs John H Lakin in Hagerstown. He had not seen her for forty four years and has a notable history including service in the Mexican war and ten years of government work running trains on the plains.
Marriage licenses listed for Edward Heinlein and Holtz and for Eliz Read, both of the city. Then a flood of patent medicine notices praising Meyer's Magnetic Cure and Meyer's Little White Pills for catarrh cholera and summer ailments, with testimonials and retailer claims. Includes Drageists Garrods & Pestre advertising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and various cures.
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