03 Oct 1898
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1898
Page
1
Mrs E S Hmann of Parsonsburg Maryland reports a chronic throat catarrh cured after three Hood's Sarsaparilla doses. She says soreness vanished and she could eat normally. observers note she looks much better. Hood's Pills marketed as the best blood purifier.
Multiple estate listings near Frederick Maryland describe farms from 25 to 237 acres with limestone land, good buildings, and signs of first class repair. Properties include homes near Graceham Adamstown Fearamile Braddock and Motier sections, with railroad and electric road access, ponds, orchards, and promising bargains for quick buyers.
Dr. Talmage uses a deer hunt to illustrate seeking relief in God from pursuit and affliction. He recalls biblical figures, extols the deer’s water chase as a symbol of spiritual thirst, urges victims to shed their horns by yielding to divine mercy, and ends with a call to faith amid trials.
Canada seeks Alaska cession to expand boundary to the Pacific between Dixon Entrance and Yakutat in return for surrendering British rights to Behring Sea seal fisheries. The joint commission has not settled the matter. no proposal is accepted.
A Savannah storm registered 50 to 70 mph winds for 18 hours, flooding lowlands and islands along the Georgia and South Carolina coasts. Rice crops and property suffered heavy losses estimated at $50,000 to $70,000, with river flooding eight feet above high tide. Ships broke moorings, wharves were damaged, and residents on islands faced swift currents before rescue.
Bertha Bellstein killed her mother and then shot herself after declaring she wanted to die and did not want her mother to live and fret over her death. The crime occurred early and was discovered later by a brother. She described the act as intended to prevent her mother’s suffering. Her father, Frederick Bellateln, was a noted Allegheny resident who died years prior.
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