Heroism Tales of Gaston de Paix at Ravenna Defiant Knight
In a dramatic medieval clash at Ravenna the chevalier Gaston de Paix led a bold defense against 2000 Spaniards. Wounded, bloodied, he remained defiant shouting France against Spain. Bayard and others pursued the rout as Gaston fought alone until his horse fell and his death seemed near.
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Gaston de Paix
Louis XI
Ravenna
Gervals
France
Spain
Gaston
Mal
Gillop
Bayard
Chevalier
Gaston Outet
Roland
Ronceswailes
Government to survey Potomac River for water supply plan
The Geological Survey of the Potomac will be conducted by the government with stations at Harper's Ferry Hancock and Cumberland. Tests and windings will proceed at intervals and continue alongside other geological work until July.
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After the Battle and Temptation of the Young Man
A long speculative sermon-like piece recounts biblical war imagery with Saul and the Philistines, then shifts to a modern warning about urban temptations. It contrasts a moral collapse in the city with a preacher urging repentance and responsibility for youths. The text includes vivid parables of angels guiding or betraying a young man facing ruin.
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Saud
Ari
Uitlinar
Heleer
Fis Caress
Jooral
Alain
Saul
Mount Gilbo
Satan
Sin
Cogginss
House of Representatives
Lam Dring
Ceer
John Bonyaa
God
Celestial City
Newton
Pointé Fost
Ami
Darkisss
Alain Marz
Hatiefield
Christ
Battlefeld
Bethren
Chancelorsville
Pittsburg Landing
Stone River
Tssta
Tam
Sivas Honwrorie
Musbeta
State News Roundup of Tragedies and Local Events
Died: Bamtel C Smith in Elxton and John Rica drowned in Antietam creek. Fire destroyed H W Deans dwelling at Pocomoke. A geological survey is planned for the upper Potomac. Hampstead politics stir after mayoral primary. Ellicott City light plant sold to William Pierpoint of Baltimore. Fire set attempt at Mrs Susan Notomer’s Beaver Creek property. Cherlea County primaries elect delegates for Chapel Point convention with Charles as county seat.
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Hare
Teday
Bamtel C Smith
Elxton
John Rica
Antietam Creek
H. W. Dean
Pocomoke
Potomac River
Hampstead
Carroll County
Ellicott City
Susan Newtomer
Beaver Creek
Washington County
Cherlea
Chapel Point
Charles County
Sam Lee Leaves Frederick for Philadelphia Laundry Trade
Sam Lee, who ran a laundry on East Patrick Street in Frederick, departs for Philadelphia. His successor Harp Lee, described as educated and fluent in English, claims kinship to Harp Slog, the first Chinese laundryman in Frederick, and to the recently departed relative.
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Sam Lee
Sem Lee
East Patrick Street
Frederick
Philadelphia
Harp Lee
Harp Slog
Affidavit Proclaims Pain Balm Cures Inflammation
An affidavit details purchase of Chamberlain's Pain Balm at Melick's store for inflammatory symptoms crippling the writer. After using three bottles, the product fully cured him. The statement, sworn by Walter Shipman, J.P., is dated August 10, 184-. Attendant notices advertise the balm for sale at a penny per bottle by A. Pearre and Rady in Mt. Airy.
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Melick
Chamberlan
Usma
Sam
Charles H. Werzel
Sunbury
Walter Shipman
J. P
A. Pearre
Frederick
W. &. Rady
Mt. Airy
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