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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1901
Page
2
The claim asserts that the product line goes further to make more food than rivals and markets itself as the finest and most healthful option. It emphasizes breadth, quality, and health benefits to persuade consumers.
An OCR fragment shows the Royal Baking Powder Company at 100 William Street, New York, highlighting its brand presence in the city. No additional context or dates are provided in the readable text.
A wedding solemnized in Mount Airy unites Etta Dorsey daughter of Mr and Mrs Byron Dorsey with Charles Parker Glover Jr of Newark New Jersey. Rev Charles P Glover officiated. Guests from the Dorsey family attended. The couple plan a tour north and will reside in Newark. Next week Miss Julia Vinson and George Anderson announce a November 14 ceremony at Obriat Episcopal Rockville.
Thomas R. Phillips a Liberty merchant dies at 2 am from typhoid fever aged five years. Survived by widow and son W M Phillips. Funeral at M E church led by Rev Wood. interment Claramont. Catherine E Hargett dies at 80 at East Second St home. survived by husband and three children. funeral Wednesday 11 am at church. Mt Olivet interment. William A Kelley, formerly of Emmitsburg, dies in Rawans City Mo aged 30. New farce comedy Where the Laugh Comes In comes to City Opera Houses Friday November. cast led by William T Bryant. Vermont Girl to be presented at Giry Opera House Tuesday. various cultural events listed. Letter praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Wheeling West Virginia resident Ralph B Meyers. For sale by S L Pearre.
Brief Bits lists election day reminder to vote, upcoming church Christmas entertainments, and autumn scenes. It notes repairs to the cord and gutter in front of City Hotel and mentions Aubrey Pearre of Pesrre Brothers Baltimore planning retirement in January. It ends with a playful line about changing interests and approaching hard winters.
Funeral services yesterday at East Sixth Street for Mrs Ellen A. Chipley with Rev. Switzer and Rev. Bach officiating. Interment Mt. Olivet. pallbearers named. Also funeral at South Market Street for William Reich with Rev. Kuhlman officiating. Mt. Olivet burial. director C. Carty. Hilas Higgs funeral at Manor Catholic church. graveyard interment. Jefferson ballroom hosted a Peabody concert praised for performances by Ascherfeld, Camminga, Rabold, and Moses. encore of Carmen and Faust pieces. Charities now open at McCardell's for November recital.
The county warns that pheasants partridges and rabbits may not be hunted before November 15. Violators face a five dollar penalty for each animal caught or destroyed. The law permits hunting only from November 15 to December 15 each year.
Fierce forest fires near Poplar Bluff Missouri threaten thousands of cattle and horses as farmers battle the blaze. The fires rage three days and pose a major danger to rural livestock and property. County officials meet to handle routine matters amid the emergency.
A Christian Evangelist from Filler Mo narrates how Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured a violent infant croup quickly. The advertisement claims the remedy prevents attacks if taken at first symptoms and notes absence of opium and common use for babies and adults. Available via A L Pearce with fall tonics and whiskey endorsements at the Buffalo Restaurant in Frederick Md.
Pan-American Exposition closes after a midnight incident on the triumphal bridge as Tobn Milburn plays a electric guitar and thousands cheer, amid a total fair loss reported near 400000. Fire destroys parts of Lisbon and Milwaukee, with losses totaling over 460000. Other items note recalls, births, deaths, and a bank robbery in Salix with $1000 taken.
Senator Davis defended the Pan American Congress stance upholding the terrorist integrity and denying any US designs, while Liberal papers praised the speech. Mentioned is completion of the Trans-Siberian Railroad with final rails laid between Moscow and Vladivostok. A storm on Lake Baikal caused heavy fishing boat losses and 170 deaths. A child injury report highlights Powell’s Forkland home and praise for Chamberlain's Pain Balm as effective rapid relief.
A mountain fire in the Welsh hills near Beartown Lancaster county burned over twenty acres. In Booneville Mississippi half the business section was destroyed by fire on Saturday night. Raward S Stokes, who killed Jim Fisk and once a millionaire, died in New York on Saturday. A delegation of Porto Rican merchants left St Louis for Washington to return home. President Roosevelt fixed Thursday November 28 as a day of national thanksgiving in a proclamation. About four thousand Irish Americans attended a reception at Carnegie Music Hall New York for John B Redmond leader of the Irish Nationalist party.
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