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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1913
Page
7
A flurry of residents and friends travel notes fill the column as many Frederick locals and Baltimore visitors recount days spent at homes, with several families returning after visits to Atlantic City and other stops. Names include Miss Minnie Morris Magers and Mr. Guy Ruprecht among others visiting kin in Frederick and nearby locales.
Mr Frank Kemp suffered an acute indigestion attack yesterday afternoon while working on improvements at the Mullinix store on North Market street. He was taken home east of the city by Mr Edward Bentz and remained very ill this morning.
C H Yarborough of Blacksburg Virginia has been appointed agricultural teacher for the Frederick Boys High School. He brings teaching experience to the post.
An Oriole Pennsylvania man praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after a single dose cured his diarrhoea and he shared it with others. The ad notes an ordinary attack can usually be cured by one or two doses and lists local merchants as sellers.
International and American League results show Detroit edging Boston in 12 innings, Chicago and Philadelphia games noted, and Cleveland routing New York. Standings list Boston, Brooklyn, Chicago, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, St Louis, with partial records and percentages.
The Coatesville YMCA in Pennsylvania burned down on September 19, causing about 40000 dollars in loss. Directors carried 30000 of insurance on building and contents. Volunteer firemen with water hose and chemicals halted the blaze after an hour. origin under investigation, starting in the physical director's basement room beside the gym.
Norristown Pa Sept 10 John R Shepherd aged seventy nine proprietor of the Collegeville Hotel died He had owned and operated the Perkin mien Bridge Hotel Eagleville Hotel and Collegeville tote during the past twenty five years
Berlin Sept 10 An aviator named Dr Ringer competing for the distance aviation prize at Johannisstadt fell from a height of 600 feet and was killed instantly. The incident occurred during the national aviation fund event as spectators watched the machine drop from the sky.
Sparse readable lines indicate an Arctic crossing near Greenland with Danish and United States expedition members in May 1907. References mention Peary, Ragntungsen, and the Arctic Club as part of the terminus and coverage of the extreme north journey.
Sept 10 The Chinese cabinet is virtually reconstricted with six new ministers approved by the lower house. New members include San Pao-Cui for Foreign Affairs, Cha Chi-Chien for Interior, Wiang Chi Chiao for Justice, Wang Tah-Si for Education, Chang-Chien for Industry, and Chow-Tszci for Communications. Premier Hsiung Hsti Ling will temporarily lead Finance. The cabinet includes three reformers of Kang Yu Wei.
A Tipton Iowa resident states her son’s dreadful cough was stopped by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after one bottle. She recalls fearing consumption and notes the product was available everywhere.
Roy C. Potts from the Oklahoma Agricultural Department argues the corn crop's feeding value hinges on harvest as silage. He states two thirds of grain value can yield $10 to $12 or $15 per acre, while leaving stalks in the field drops value to $1 to $2.60 per acre as moisture loss makes stalks hard and indigestible. Salvage harvest maximizes feeding value and avoids loss in standing stalks.
Bearith Sept 16 reports the German airship L-1 wrecked during a voyage from Friedrichshafen to Wilhelmshaven en route to Heligoland. Sixteen of twenty three crew members drowned, marking the worst Zeppelin accident to date. Officers Trewtenant Hanne and Captain von Metaing named among early reports.
A woman rescued a boy from danger near Warren Street after a fall during spring conditions. The incident is described as sudden and the rescuer quickly disappeared from view after the act. No injuries beyond shock are reported. Indigestion is noted as a possible prelude to the event. Sulfonated medication advertisements appear nearby.
A historical ad style item promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio as the only constitutional treatment. It claims catarrh is systemic, requires internal medicine, and offers a hundred dollar prize for any case that fails to cure. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constitution.
A reader from Westwood Maryland describes long months of back and side pain and monthly weakness. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for improvement after following directions and asks others to write for confidential advice. The testimonial urges women to seek help for distressing gynecological symptoms.
To the public. We are trying a new form of funding. Instead of spending a lot of money with a few individuals we will divide it among our ... friends and associates. We have secured the funds.
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