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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1903
Page
3
Mrs Helena Blau shares a testimonial praising Wine of Cardui for female weakness and abdominal pain. She claims the remedy cured her after months of illness and a doctor’s treatment, noting its privacy and doctor endorsements, and urging others to buy a $1 bottle from a druggist.
The Hudson and Manhattan Railway Company applied to the Rapid Transit Commission for a two tube tunnel under the North River to connect with the Der Street and Broadway station, part of the city’s rapid transit subway system. Five tramplers cremated after Southern Railway wreck near Brian, with eight trainmen killed. Candidates listed for West Point admission for June 15, 1903 across Delaware Marsland Virginia West Virginia New Jersey Pennsylvania and more.
Karl W. Volney of Newport New Jersey sues Lewis Nixon of Elizabeth in Court of Chancery seeking dissolution of partnership and cash 28,000 plus about 1,000,000 in stock of the International Smokeless Powder Company. He says he invented the smokeless powder and aided formation of a company later capitalized at 10,000,000 without his knowledge and without his share of inflated patent rights. He recalls an agreement for Volney to hold one tenth of capital in a 1.6 million plan.
Damascus area notes report a district lodge gathering on May 16 with several attendees, plus visits by Misses and Mrs. Beall, and Rev. Mead of New York delivering an address May 30. Local baseball hopes, school entertainment at Woodfield, and community visits mark a busy period with weddings, illnesses, and church services noted across Poolesville and surrounding towns.
The piece argues women should consult Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham for female troubles rather than male doctors. It promotes her Vegetable Compound, notes a century of reported cures, and urges readers to obtain her guidance by mail from Lyon Massachusetts.
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