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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1890
Page
4
Oliver Hobba yesterday arrested John Johnston for disorderly conduct. Mayor Dull issued a 40 day sentence.
The death of two year old Charles Palmer Jr in Huckerstown followed pneumonia or nobla, with interment at Hope Hill. In Govanstown Maryland the Young Ladies Christian Association marks its 5th anniversary with sermons by Rev Studebraker and Dr Gibeau, plus a Gospel Meeting by Your People's Society. An Orphans Court matter, estate filings, and final accounts of executors are noted, along with riflemen invited to a Middletown Virginia event and a missionary society program at the Reformed church chapel with readings and recitations.
An infant of Arthur and Mary Wagoner died at F Wertheimer’s East Chival Street home, with funeral set for Friday at 2 PM and interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. The report also notes the formation of a new New York based conglomerate successor to a defunct car firm and the Glaucineton Manufacturing Company’s reorganization under its direction.
A vintage style drug advertisement touts a large pellet for blood diseases and kidney issues claiming fast relief. It targets druggists with a 100 unit call to action and lists Dr. Tae Lane as a reference while touting a spring remedy for constipation and complexion clarity.
An advertising notice claims Miles Nerve and Liver Pills target stomach disorders and bowel issues. It promises relief for men and claims free samples at Joash Gurncte's across a local shop.
The Maryland Press urges students to resume schooling after summer, stressing value of education, reading, and public libraries. It advises parents and youths to pursue organized reading clubs, special skill courses, drawing practice, and careful self discipline to maximize learning opportunities. It notes differing paths for those who work or attend private schools and emphasizes steady effort over nine months of study.
Frederick and surrounding communities report visits by relatives and friends from Washington DC Baltimore and Anacostia. arrivals include Miss Minnie Man Miss Lizzie Soper Mrs John Moat and Mrs Ellen Figgine guests and hosts share meals and hospitality as local schools reopen with teachers from Frederick Jefferson and nearby towns. The Maryland and District of Columbia Road Horse Breeders Association holds its annual meeting at Bennings with racing exhibitions and officer slate led by Col. I. Victor Jauhgnian and Gen. Felix Agnna. Community notices mention church sermons school openings and residents traveling to Reston Mass Gettysburg and Florida indices.
An old newspaper ad touts a “Marvelous Endurance” heart remedy claiming to support every family with improved blood flow. It alleges the heart’s labor and blood circulation as a key to health, and urges readers to buy the product by a company promotional name amid generic medical claims.
Baseball action in Boston as Chicago and Boston officials dispute umpire decisions leading to forfeitures. Nagle announces forfeiture to Chicago if gate proceeds fail. Chicago objects and Boston refuses. The dispute ends with one forfeit to Boston and one to Chicago amid mixed rulings and warnings.
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