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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1915
Page
7
Frederick county farmers have begun corn harvests with high ground ears maturing first. The bumper crop shows some storm damage but little overall loss. Wheat planting will follow soon with county officials predicting general planting around September 25 or October 1 to avoid Hessian fly damage.
A health note on dyspepsia advocates simple breakfasts with fresh fruits, cereals, brown bread, and boiled milk, plus occasional eggs. It urges balanced daily elements: fats, protein, phosphates, sugar, and water, warns against heavy meat diets, and promotes hygienic cooking and plain meals for comfort and health.
Weather observations from Atlantis City to New Orleans and New York show clear conditions in most locations with temperatures ranging from 74 to 80 degrees. Southerly winds prevail as conditions are expected to hold with little temperature change tomorrow.
A Copenhagen dispatch reports German and Austrian troops massing on the Romanian frontier with Romania mobilizing much of its army. Romania’s refusal to allow German military supplies through its territory to Turkey sparks tension. Rome hints at talks to form a Balkan league of Romania Serbia and Greece, with Bulgaria excluded and Montenegro likely to side with the Allies.
Reports from the Argonne front say troops under General von Mudra, including Württemberg Prussian and Lorraine units, smashed French trenches in a brutal bombardment. German assault followed with bayonet charges, capturing trenches while losses were described as comparatively small.
London reports total British casualties at the Dardanelles through August 21 reaching 87,630 with 17,608 killed 1,130 officers killed 16,478 wounded and 59,257 missing 72,802 men also listed. In Boston a Harvard Law dean Prof Edward Ripley Thayer was found dead in the Charles River basin after vanishing since Tuesday with family believing mental distress.
The article urges attention to seasoning beyond salt and pepper, highlighting herbs like parsley, mint, and celery seed. It argues balance is key, with a pinch or two preferred over a dominant single flavor, and suggests practical tips for fresh herbs, fruit desserts, and nuanced flavor boosts to surprise and please diners.
A three-year-old girl, Katherine Ballaboth, died after a horse kicked her in a Milford, Georgia barnyard. The incident occurred as the horses were watered. the horse struck and knocked her down, crushing the bone near her ear. Sheriff Mills investigated the accident and reported the fatal injuries.
Disjointed report describes a powder blast at the DuPont Dupont Powder works near Milotinston. Front case damaged and wheel hub blown. workers shaken but uninjured. In a separate item flood heat drives a farmer to suicide in Berwick. Charles Miller, 70s, hangs himself. Hagerstown reports continued heat with high mercury and multiple incidents.
In a Frederick area testimonial Amanda Richards reports years of kidney trouble improving after Dean's Kidney Pills. She describes back twinges dizziness and nighttime wakings, noting instant relief and sustained use after trying the product. Price 50c at all dealers.
Washington September 17 indications say Vienna is in a riotous condition with all communication to the outside world cut off and city life disrupted by unrest. Multiple reports indicate heavy disorder and possible clashes as authorities attempt to restore order.
Testimonial from Mrs Augustus Lyon of Terre Hall Pa praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving female troubles aches and pains in back and sides improving sleep and appetite stating the remedy has made her feel like a new woman. The pamphlet extols the medicine as a grand remedy for women and notes its extensive use and letters from grateful users.
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