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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1893
Page
2
A historic analysis argues Union County New Jersey road improvements raised property values and spurred wealth through new carriages and wider market access. It notes bond funding of 306000 and a 5000 tax levy, with property valuation rising from 27355000 to 31769170 after two to three years of construction.
In Childhood's Happy Days memory recalls childhood illnesses like croup and coughs. A mother notes Pettain's Cough Remedy cured her, and she uses it for her family with positive results. Garrett & Pearre Frederick sell the remedy. Also mentions Wells Laundry Blueing and other miscellaneous items and prices.
The article notes various animal skins used for fancy leather goods including monkeys snakes lizards and fish with grains such as morocco and Russia being discussed. It covers prices per dozen skins the tanning origins and a digression on the hottest region on earth and water extraction in Bahrain using divers.
The board forbade the profligate expenditure of the rates and ordered the epitaph to be curtailed at the next meeting, flagging concerns over the display and cost related to Thomas Thorps’s epitaph.
Fragmented tale describes bees and birds seeking wild forage away from settlements, clustering near woods and towns. It mentions many snail species and odd notes on plants, with scattered lines about Cornwall and a quirky royal reference to a prince of Wace.
In Kansas the editors claim Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy cures stomach upset and diarrhea during cholera morbus spells. They advise keeping the remedy on hand and note it is sold by Garrett & Pearce in Frederick.
A persuasive piece on authentic hosting over display, urging hosts to welcome guests with heart over wealth. It argues true hospitality comes from care and quiet service, not opulent tableaus, and notes the value of warmth whether in a cottage or mansion. Also mentions a diet cure from beans and a travel tale about African antelope hunting norms.
A Chicago route worker recounts a ledger entry noting belief in an angel with wings folded. The New York Ledger quote attributes sorrowful misgivings about the figure's nature and fate. The fragment suggests moral or supernatural themes in 19th century prose.
An early 20th century ad touts remedies for coughs kidney complaints and rheumatism. It promotes products like Chamberlains Pain Balm Clover Root and a blood purifier, with prices and local sellers Garrett & Pearre Frederick and Karl's Clover Root. It claims rapid cures and easy treatments including a bind-on pain patch and home applications.
The New York Sun fashion page highlights a standout gown in lace tippets shot with green and rose, featuring two circular flounces and no top fullness, plus a brown velvet capelet ending in long tabs. The look signals a flirtation with hoopskirts while preserving silk and lace frills, and notes artistic restraint against fleeting trends.
An advertisement claims Dr King s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds cured a pneumonia threat in Sharpsburg Pennsylvania. Robert Barber of Cooksport praises it for lung trouble and endorses free trial bottles at a local drug store. The notice stresses large bottles and daily laxative support.
An advice piece urges loosened neckwear and air for youthful throats, recommending removing high collars, trimming bodices, and silk frills. It advises daily neck washing with emollients, and suggests looser shoes for summer to ease foot languor and near barefoot comfort.
The article advises light linen fishnet drapery to shade windows without heavy curtains, suggesting fringed edges and tassels for color. It also proposes a Sardiniere centerpiece with a silver dish on linen, a glass lake, and tiny glass troughs filled with natural flowers for table décor.
Choose six large smooth tomatoes and scoop out seeds. Mix finely chopped ham mushrooms bread crumbs parsley salt cayenne and melted butter. Fill tomatoes bake 20 minutes in hot oven. serve. In jewelry insect and reptile designs dominate with lizards spiders flies in bright settings.
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