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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1891
Page
2
A rustic market gossip column notes vivid berry crops and early vegetables thriving after a wet spell. Prices span berries and cherries, poultry, beef, veal, pork, and produce with stray anecdotes from a widow seeking a husband and quirky notes on meat processing ideas.
Yesterday's Hotel Arrivale lists many guests from Cumberland Hagerstown Wheeling and Philadelphia with counts of names and towns. A well preserved 1963 topographical map of the city and county shows waterworks lines and survey routes, rediscovered by City Register L. M. Nisdorff and drawn by engineer Charles P. Manning.
The Maryland vaccination statute requires physicians to vaccinate all children within a year of birth and to vaccinate others upon request. Officials face fines for noncompliance, and schools must require vaccination certificates. Counties or Baltimore City will subsidize vaccination costs for families unable to pay. The second item discusses Reston era wealth, noting Mrs Hemenway and other Boston-area fortunes, with references to prominent families and homes on Beacon Hill.
Etta Bidle a twelve year old dies of blood poisoning from erysipelas with a funeral at Middletown Lutheran church. Sallie E Walker dies in Baltimore. funeral at St Peter's Catholic Church. Sister Helena Elder dies at St Joseph's Academy aged eighty nine. Local updates note illnesses and recoveries including Mr. Birely and a boy with foot injury. Cardinal Gibbons ill with malaria halts visitation in Charles County. A cryptic tombstone inscription is noted at Antiviam cemetery. Gospel meeting announced with address and scripture. Brown's Iron Bitters advertised for blood weakness and malaria.
A garbled retail of medical quackery and patent medicines boasts cures for heart disease dyspepsia and insomnia. It lists Dr Mee and Garratt & Pearres as sources, touts Victor Infants and Acker's Digestive aids, and promotes preventive measures against tuberculosis with sensational claims and testimonials.
An ad-like snippet promotes August Flower with a testimonial by John H. Foster of Philadelphia praising relief from dyspepsia after two bottles. The piece also advertises tough glass lamp chimneys from A Macarra & Co in Pittsburg, highlighting heat resistance and clear transparency.
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