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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1898
Page
2
Fragmented OCR notes discuss wartime actions, political maneuvers, and public expectations. The text references authorities, debates over policy efficiency, and societal strain, with scattered mentions of figures and dates. The source remains garbled but hints at national discourse and civic duties during conflict.
A garbled Contemporary Comment fragment discusses party dynamics and elections. It mentions figures and places in an unreadable OCR passage, referencing political figures such as National Committee and election day. The text is highly corrupted with misspellings and missing context, offering little coherent factual content.
Fragments show an old time scene with dialogue about news, travel, and daily life. The text includes references to a farmer, Congress, a gold setting, and a family scene with a child named George and parents preparing for a visit.
A garbled editorial fragment discusses reform by April and criticizes a book as unclean and harmful to Bible understanding. It references U.S. politics, religion, and foreign affairs with numerous distorted names, portraying tension between reform, patriotism, and religious interpretation.
A garbled ambulant news item mentions litigation involving persons and entities in New York. It cites a newspaper report noting public reactions and references to a corporation, lawyer, and stock speculation. The fragmentary text is difficult to interpret exactly.
Fragmented OCR notes mention Ral Lacontes and Rhoderick of Valley, with references to Wheat, Curwurel dam, and several named individuals. The text discusses military readiness, Pat thas geribsa fiplits, and a Western trip for band of Paediagas tur Pawnes PHM, plus performances by Mystic Midgets and Tetey Winaharge.
A heavily garbled verse style piece references springtime imagery and patriotic themes. It invokes dawn, flames of national pride, and marching bands as it blends hints of historical sections and places like North Georgia hills with a broad, ceremonial voice. The fragmentary text mentions heritage, spring renewal, and collective memory.
An account describes a frightening street collision near the Square corner on Daet Patron street. A wagon struck by a horse caused injuries to a driver linked to Mr Knwiry Ransbury of Bacheystown and led to a chaotic scene with local people, including Mire Daniel Lert of Middletown, and Geret Leith, as authorities investigated the derailment and attempted recovery.
Funeral services were conducted yesterday for Mrs Mitton Ma Miler at Asbury Methodist Church with Rev Alma Recks officiating. The body lay in state at Oliver Centers and burial followed at Creer Mount Cemetery. Pallbearers included Charles Staley Lloyd Cole John Norton and others. Funeral directors were AL TY Rive & Son.
In Washington County, Thomas W. Dnessard of near the city was arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Robison and Craft on a charge of basterdy and taken to Lagerstown. Frank Vappertar was jailed after a drink arrest and held for three days. Mrs Dixon, mother of Rev J Freemin Dixon, is mentioned amid local notices. Col James Hook, aged near ninety, lies critically ill at the home of his son Frederick N. Hook near Wortaiinwater.
Wheat quoted at Frederick today at 1.01 per bushel. An advance of one per bushel since yesterday. Barred price for corn listed as 1000 per two bushels.
An 19th century testimonial extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal spring remedy. The letter from Haney preserves claims of health benefits for all ages, praising its blood-purifying and nerve-restoring effects and recommending it as a trusted household staple in Plymouth Worcester and broader New England.
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