01 Nov 1915
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1915
Page
1
Kasota Minnesota report features Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by Mrs Crana Franks of Maplecrest Farm as restoring health after a year of weakness and pain. The ad urges women with menstrual and related ailments to consider the product and offers confidential guidance from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co. LynnMass.
Local news office advertises meat sacks sold at three four and six cents each. Prices are listed clearly for buyers seeking affordable packaging supplies.
Mrs. S W Bolling mother of President Wilsons fiancee and her son William H Bolting with his wife narrowly escaped death from hydrocloric poisoning in their Cordova apartment. Miss Louise Roberts age twenty three living below was killed by gas used as an insecticide. Coroner Nevitt ordered residents kept away while fumes were checked for further danger.
Baltimore dispatch reports Lt Casey at Northern police station booked a driver for speeding on University Parkway. The man claimed his name was Ura Hogg and explained the spelling in a humorous exchange. He lived at Bellona and Lake avenues and had recently moved from New Orleans. He is registered as an automobile owner.
London November 1 King George remains weak after a Thursday horse fall with pain diminishing and pulse temperature normal according to the official bulletin. The message signed Bertrand Dawson and Anthony Bowlby notes slow progress while the king still shows signs of fatigue.
An advice note urges mothers and daughters to use Scott's Emulsion to enrich blood and ease nervousness. It claims the tonic provides concentrated nourishment without wines or opiates, with a wholesome nutty flavor, and should be tried for a month.
Paris reports terrif ic bombardment and massive German assault along the Champagne front near Tahure. French artillery and infantry repelled the main thrust, though Germans briefly reached the summit of the Butte de Tahure while heavy fighting raged along a five mile front.
Heira of Cleveland Stillwell of Sag Harbor lost about 124000 by selling a block of Bethlehem Steel stock early after the 1914 death of wealthya Sag Harbor resident Stillwell. The final estate settlement before Surrogate Nicholl noted the shares would have risen with time. A block of United States Steel left by Stillwell had risen about 17900 since his death.
Philadelphia reports Lady Exclantine a white Laghorn pullet produced 314 eggs in 365 days at Delaware College Newark Del surpassing 286 eggs prior record by 28. Her five bird pen also set a 1211 egg team record. The average barnyard hen lays about 70 eggs a year.
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