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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1893
Page
4
An editorial urges spring and summer refreshes for homes with dated interiors. It advises removing carpets for cleansing, replacing dark wood with lighter tones, coverings and drapes, and alternating furniture and textiles to refresh rooms for six months at a time, promoting longer lasting style.
An 1803 notice extols Mayer's Magnetic Catarrh Cure for catarrh with testimonials from a husband and references to other remedies including cholera drops. It claims cures after trial and lists sale by druggists such as Garrott & Pearro, urging readers to prepare for summer ailments.
A long excerpt discusses the lasting effects of exposure to dust and illnesses on the body, noting many autopsies reveal past pleurisy and injuries. It argues ongoing resilience varies with habits, and surveys skeletal variations such as rib counts and neck vertebrae across mammals.
Tomorrow marks Rev. Osborne Ingle’s 27th sermon at All Saints Episcopal. Services and meetings occur across Liberty including M P Bundsy School Children’s Day, YM OC meeting, Epworth League anniversary, and multiple pulpits in Mt Airy Walkersville Woodsboro and New Market.
Improvements at Monterne aim to boost water availability with large rooftop tanks fed from on site springs. Systems provide water to every floor for firefighting and to protect residents and county property. Plans include installing all oil lamps as a final step.
A detailed commentary by Rev. D M M contrasts the righteous and the wicked through biblical citations. It extols instruction and Christlike wisdom while warning that rejection of reproof leads to ruin, with references to Cain and Abel, the rock of Christ, and eternal rewards for the faithful.
An old advertisement touts Brandreth's Pills as a quick cure for skin eruptions boils ulcers and carbuncles. It claims long standing ailments clear up and fever sores driven from the skin when taken promptly. The pills are described as purely vegetable harmless and safe for general use.
Sugar markets warn of a major crop shortfall this year as Cuba trails by 175,600 tons and world output falls 333,000 tons short. Beet sugar in Germany and cane output in Louisiana fail to offset deficits, driving raw and refined prices higher for producers, packers, and households.
About two hundred members and friends attended the forty fifth anniversary and family reunion last night of Balem Lodge of Odd Fellows in Westminster. Addresses were made by James B Guyton past grand master John M Jones grand secretary of the Grand Lodge of Maryland and Dr J W Hering of Westminster one of the early members. Miss Ida Diffen bsugh was organist. The J was organized in 134¢ and Charles Webster and F A Sharrer of Westminster are the surviving charter members.
A Shepherd Fire Company representative from Shepherdstown West Virginia met with the First Hose Company committee to discuss bringing their unit to this city on a June evening with a return train to Frederick next morning. The group would travel with about 60 men and be joined by the Shepherdstown band. Final arrangements to be decided at an upcoming meeting.
The article argues pests and conditions like insects fungus blights and droughts test farmers. It says a capable farmer earns higher profits as markets reward care and skill in producing staple crops and delicate fruits.
The post holders met on Saturday evening and elected the Fairmount Cemetery Liberty board of managers John C. Hines Daniel Sneadner John H. Carr Calvin Metcalfe and Gilmore Vanfossen. They organized by choosing President John C. Hines Secretary Gilmore Vanfossen Treasurer Calvin Metcalfe and selecting John D. Etz Jer as superintendent of cemetery grounds.
A Union man reports strong sales of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for coughs croup and whooping cough. The ad claims prompt cures and guarantees satisfaction with 30 cent bottles available through Garratt & Pearre, druggists.
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