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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1901
Page
6
An essay discusses ancient know how from embalmment to cement and mortar, dyeing, and ink, claiming lost secrets outpaced modern science. It cites Egyptian mummies, Saracens steel, paste diamonds, Greek and Roman masonry, and antique pigments as enduring marvels, noting modern methods fall short.
A quirky column from the Chicago Tribune features editorials and wordplay jokes about idioms and puns. It riffs on phrases like ship ashore versus magazine story and ground versus ground, with playful quips about Jonah in the whale tale and a circular saw.
A discussion on house flies and other Diptera describes their rapid reproduction, with a single female laying about 120 eggs and a life cycle under three weeks, potentially yielding millions of descendants in a hot summer. It notes breeding in organic refuse and urges prompt burial to curb plague and references Packard and Lancet statements on oviposition and egg-hatching timing.
An English paper lists thirteen mistakes of fe including judging others by our own standards and expecting uniform opinion. It warns against overreaching perfection in action, worrying over unfixable issues, and denying possible progress. The excerpt ends with a child’s dialogue about stepmothers and kindness.
A promotional note highlights Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a trusted remedy for colds croup and whooping cough praised for quick relief and safe use with children. It also introduces Ely s Liquid Cream Balm for nasal catarrh with a spraying tube priced at 1375 ets and Lazative Bromo Quinine Tablets claiming a one day cold cure.
A compact digest of disparate 1900s notices: quo warranto action against Pudchian Street Railway. Vancouver boundary romance denied. Colombia accepts mediation with the U S. Prince Chun presented as a tourist in Berlin. Russian post office opening in Jerusalem. famine reporting banned in Russian papers. brigands abduct an American missionary in Salonika. light humor and social tidbits from Chicago and Philadelphia newspapers.
A jumble of reports notes Rome police uncovering an incendiary group HQ, Calcutta flooding after heavy rains, and Norfolk plans a million dollar shipyard. Cleveland hosts a meeting on alleged unfair fire insurance laws while a Watertown tailor confesses setting a theatre blaze to defraud an insurer.
A 30 year diarrhoea sufferer recovers after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. The claimant praises the cure and urges others to seek the remedy, noting relief after several bottles. Also promotes August Flower for dyspepsia, Green's Prize Almanac, and Harper Whiskey ads. Includes medical and patent medicine claims and local drugstore notices.
Calisthenics aid healthy women but harm those with sex-specific diseases. For back pain, bearing down, sideache, or other signs of female weakness, exercise worsens the condition. Restore womanly health first, then build strength through activity.
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