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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1888
Page
4
Fragmentary local item notes Thanksgiving day football caps for Greek and Somali teams under YMC A supervision, plus an upcoming two lecture series by Professor Murray of Washington DC on the 24th with illustrated views. Also mentions Hood s Sarsaparilla as a remedy for catarrh and lists Maryland office holders in March transitions.
Hotel arrivals list at Principal hotels with names and origins. A separate short poem reflects on sunlight, nature, faith, and hope amid sorrow.
From the Daly Times Roanoke we learn about eight months earlier Dr Gale Prof Grade Tuo K Simmons and 31 Goo¢men purchasing a lot for 3500 for Young Men's Christian Association building and selling it to Dr A G Bradley for 20000, realizing 16500 profit. The corner lot at Jefferson and Kirketer streets funds enable a handsome new building. Real estate activity surges with Tuesday sales totaling 130000 in value and James S Simmons & Co. moving 55000 in property. A horse belonging to James S Simmons escaped from W Price Mocmin’s stable Sunday and was killed after collision with a freight train on Shenandoah Valley line.
The Board of Aldermen met with full attendance last night. The mayor's report and market master's report were approved, receipts $122.17. Claims committee reported various sums. measures included lighting and sidewalk improvements, street grading, and a request to extend city wall painting under the building committee. Petitions on railroad crossing and street work were referred or authorized as noted. Adjourning minutes summarize adopted resolutions and pending repairs.
Msors. BR. E. Faubel, Amher Wil cox and Chas. Baughman, bagged two small closenms last nights. The receipts of the late fair of the Frederick County Agricultural Society amounted to about $6,200, or nearly $2,000 less than last year.
Louisville Times reports an elaborate goose bone reading forecasting a harsh winter from November through March. The study warns of extended cold spells, frequent snow, and early December storms and snow cover, with a difficult spring and delayed planting for farmers and gardeners.
A detailed advertorial style piece offers methods to retrieve and clean apple seeds using a water powered hopper and copper sieve, describes drying and storage steps, and cautions on pomace handling. It then surveys multiple agricultural topics including sulfur use in trees, grafting cherries, studying tree growth, dairy creamery setup, garden aesthetics, and general health remedies, all framed as practical farm guidance and experiments.
The report covers Mrs O Sabin claiming she was forced to sign a confession defending her husband lawyer in a public dispute with Dr ALN Stone the dentist. Separate items recount a judge in Owmdsble shooting a Black man, a car death of Frank Gerbernding in New York, and various health advertisements and notices from the era.
An advertisement touts Van Wert's Bavem Thompeco Brainard tonic as a cure for colds and stomach issues among miners and claims strong sales through Williamson & Brow. It promotes trial sizes and lists Williamsons as distributors. Also cites English Baby Sother as reducing child death rates and urges parents to buy from Williamson & Brow.
In a disputed note from Barton & Ntack, degeists of Plsins, Pa, Dr. Van Wert Boleam gains influence by claiming strong sales of a proprietary remedy. The claim includes testimonials that local goods have found success in the town, with Williamess and Brows listed as sellers.
An aged advertisement offers Guokkien's arnica salve claimed to heal ulcers sores chapped skin and related ailments. It promises a money back guarantee for perfect satisfaction and lists a price of 30 cents per box sold by Toe Ro Garratt.
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