01 Aug 1884
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1884
Page
1
The readable portions mention Milwaukee lager beer brands and a few supplier notes at short notice. Names like Patrick and Mel appear among stray phrases. The text is garbled with unrelated letters and partial addresses, providing no coherent event or action to report.
Special notices column offers four lines published under this header for 45 cents per week with proportionate rates for advertisements. Line format and free ad insertions mentioned for four lines.
Ramsburg Koogle & Co. dominate Frederick phosphate production, tracing origins from early pioneers John A Patria and Charles Wm Miller to a 19th century factory near the B&O line. The firm, under D. Roogle, Hefner, and partners, expanded to a large warehouse complex and boasted daily output of phosphates analyzed by leading chemists. By 1868 sales reached 200 tons, rising to 2000 tons last year with markets across Pennsylvania Virginia and Maryland.
The Long Branch correspondent of the Philadelphia Press describes a ball at the West End hotel last Thursday night. The top toilette featured velvet, a Lyons sapphire wine, and an enormous train with gold embroidery beads and fringe. Mrs Alexander Howe, tall with embowpoint, drew attention in a sumptuous ensemble, while Mrs Towe, unrecognized by the elite, bore up under rivals by outshining others and asserting happiness in her marriage.
A fragment from July 18 4 by Forserk McKinsey presents a voice claiming God is unkind yet is reframed as divine kindness. The speaker asserts instruction that God is accessible, teaches a different path, and promises a heavenly home built from mortality’s debris. The piece contrasts hauteur with benevolence and aims to console believers.
Readers recall a lively morning procession by The Babies club, marching along Market Street with camp gear and stock. Notables like Louis Kussmaul and Ed Holbruner appear amid humorous banter about a blind horse, fish nets, and provisioning for a merry outing, ending with anticipations of a hearty meal.
A tin nose and mouth device with air tube was seized at Sing Sing from Theodore Schell, a 26 year old German machinist sentenced for four years for grand larceny. Keeper Connaughton halted the escape plan and moved Schell to the shoe shop for less string capable tools.
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