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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1910
Page
3
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a trusted remedy for female ailments. It claims the formula from roots and herbs provides relief for mysterious pains inflammation ulcers and displacement and promises sincere guidance and improved wellbeing from the product’s medical authority.
A row on a mill pond ends in tragedy as eight boys and girls aboard two boats capsize. Survivors recount chaos as youths and companions struggle, with Robert Minnick lauded for rescuing others before losing his life. Victims include Mata Sutlift Ruth Bonham Caroline Koons Aris Davenport Thompson Robert Minnick and Ray Dodson.
Booker T. Washington has stayed with Mrs. Katherine Gould at her estate near Lynchburg for several days. Reported, the Katherine Gould Industrial Farm incorporation aims to establish a school to train colored Catholics at Blue Gap farm.
The charges against Ferdinand D. Cohen the waiter who ran away with sixteen year old Roberta B. de Janon last December were practically withdrawn as the grand jury ignored the indictment for attempting to kidnap the girl to extort money.
Community notes report Sunday services at Reformed Church led by Rev B M Hench and at Lutheran and UB churches with multiple preaching events announced. Numerous local residents visit relatives, attend gatherings, and participate in church and band activities across Ringgold, Frederick, and nearby towns. Regulars include Mrs Anna Mangana, Mr John Warrenfelts, and the Catgotin Band officers.
Residents and families across Grächham and nearby areas visited relatives in Washington Baltimore and Thurmont. A church schedule shows morning communion at Epiao Pal and Reform church services on Sunday with no Lutheran service. Community mentions include several travels and visits among the Collisower Creeger Angell and Fawley families.
Miss Crawford was discovered in a closet at her home after more than forty hours without food or water. Chief Merrill led a house search to locate her, and the circumstances of how she ended up there remain unknown.
Turfy and eleawhire reports claim Princess Juliana of Hol tana Wow fully recovered from a slight health issue after a recent vaccination. Royal heiress status remains official, with no foundation for serious illness despite earlier reports of a temporary illness when Roosevelt visited Holland.
Warning against medicines sold for catarrh containing mercury. Mercury can destroy smell and disarray the system when absorbed through mucus. The text urges using prescriptions from reputable doctors and mentions products made in Toledo Ohio and sold by Dr Price, with Hall’s Catarrh Pills as a suggested internal remedy.
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