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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1904
Page
5
The list shows discounted butcher knives for 450 after a prior 650, and lines reading knives at 150 to 100, plus items sold from 1.00 to 0.75. Table knives and forks advertised, razors and pistols priced, and pistols listed at 7.50 or higher.
A list of soups including Grasn and Mook Turtle Con somme Printannier Mulligatawney Petite Marurite Beef Chicken Gambo ee Olam Vegetable French Boul ion appears as a dining menu fragment from a historical paper. The items show a mix of likely spellings and regional names with no clear dates or places.
Mrs Freund extols Dr Bull's Cough Syrup as a universal cure for coughs colds and croup. She says it prevents calls to a physician at midnight and has led to complete recovery in her three children. The ad claims millions of homes use it and challenges any claims against its testimonials.
An ad urges buyers to avoid cheaper substitute medicines and insist on Dr Bull's Cough Syrup. It claims the product cures and is the best, sold by all druggists at 25c 60c and 1.00 per bottle, A C Meyer & Co Baltimore Md.
The White House kitchen has been rebuilt with modern electrically operated appliances and a staff of cooks preparing meals for state dinners. The president's turkey tradition is continued as plans support cooking for eighty to a hundred guests.
President plans a largely intact cabinet with Mody continuing as attorney general. Six department heads set. Shaw and Merton expected to stay in treasury and navy roles respectivel y. Interior and other posts may shift. Kitcheack to decide on retirement. Additional notes report a fatal accident in Reading, livestock losses near Altoona, and a coke-oven revival in Canmellsville. Secretary Hay and Swiss envoy sign a U.S.-Switzerland arbitration treaty.
A Mukden dispatch notes intensified front fighting with Japanese repulsals and claims of impending great events. Russian and Japanese movements include troop transfers and a blockade runner capture near Port Arthur, with broader war context and troop conditions reported.
New York on November 21 reports Nan Patterson’s murder trial before Justice Davis with testimony about conversations with Caesar Youngs and the defendant’s alleged premeditation. Police recount Miss Patterson crying and saying she did not want to live as the trial unfolds.
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