31 Oct 1915
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1915
Page
1
Kasota Minnesota tale praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for long lasting weakness and pelvic pains. Mrs Crana Franks states a year of suffering ended with renewed strength after using the product and urges others to try it. The ad invites letters to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co for confidential guidance.
Advertises paper meat sacks priced at 3, 4, and 6 cents. Available for sale at the news office with quantities likely bundled for butchers or vendors seeking packaging supplies.
Mrs. S. W. Bolling and her son William H Bolting narrowly escaped hydroclanic poisoning in their Cordova apartment. Miss Louise Roberts, 23, living directly below, was killed when the gas from a basement insecticide room penetrated the hall. Coroner Nevitt ordered reinspection of the building to ensure no other residents were affected.
Baltimore November 1 Lieutenant Casey of the Northern police brought a man for speeding to the book. The man identified as Ura Hogg explained his name carefully, saying capital U and H, living at Bellona and Lake avenues. With two others he was charged on University Parkway and dismissed with a wardog by Justice Ulrich. He said he had recently come from New Orleans and is registered as an automobile owner.
London reports King George remains weak after a fall from his horse though pain eases and vital signs are stable. The official bulletin, signed by Bertrand Dawson and Anthony Bowlby, notes slow progress and continued weakness despite normal pulse and temperature. A separate item notes the St Paul sailing to Liverpool with a cargo of apples and other goods.
An advertisement claims pale nervous young women benefit from Scott’s Emulsion as a concentrated nourishment to enrich blood and strengthen health. It promotes the product as free from wines or opiates and advises a month of use, noting a nutty flavor and availability at drug stores.
Paris reports French troops repelled intensified German bombardment and assault along the Tahure salient in Champagne. German forces, some arriving from the Russian front, failed to break French lines despite heavy artillery and fierce bites along a five mile front. The French held the summit at Butte de Tahure as gunners and infantry pressed the defense.
Heira of Cleveland Stillwell of Sag Harbor lost about 124000 by selling Bethlehem Steel stock early instead of waiting for gains since the estate’s final settlement before Surrogate Nicholl. Stillwell died in 1914, leaving a block of United States Steel stock that rose about 17900 since his death.
Philadelphia reports Lady Eglantine a white Leghorn pullet achieved 314 eggs in 365 days at Delaware College Newark Del beating the previous 286 egg mark by 28. The five bird pen including her set a 1211 egg flock record. The average barnyard fowl lays about 70 eggs yearly. Fox terrier adopts newborn puppies in Owensville Ind nursing them as if hers. Conductor George Reed killed awaiting train in Altoona Pa aged 63. He was Mason and Mystic Sirens.
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