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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1891
Page
2
A compact 1891 item outlines camp meeting travel by Baltimore and Ohio schedules with special rates and timed trains from multiple stations, plus notices for Washington Mount Vernon excursion and a medley of medical ads for Shiloh’s cough cures and heart disease guidance. The page blends travel logistics with consumer remedies and local announcements.
A crowded schedule of worship services across denominations is listed from Hanover to Mechanicstown with notices of special sermons, lovefeasts, harvest services, Sunday schools, and upcoming conferences. Several churches report new or ongoing events, festivites, and officer elections. Sick lists note multiple families affected by illness including scarlet fever and paralysis, with several individuals improving.
Bliss Pearl Atwell and Henry R. Bird, both of Washington, D. C., were married at St James Episcopal Church in that city, the bride a granddaughter of the late John P. Young of Middletown Valley. Nellie Middleton wed Richard H. Beall in Washington with Rev Regester officiating.
A rush to Peamar drew over 1,000 excursion travelers from Baltimore on Thursday and trains from Werresboro Pa. added more. Wednesday saw 2,000 from York Pa. and 4 other locales. The scene centered on a health aid advertisement for a nervous condition and various tonics offered by local merchants.
The clipping reports baseball standings at Boston Brooklyn and Philadelphia, listing scores and team notes. It includes medical ads for Shiloh's Cure Beecham's Pills Brum's Tron Bieters and MacBeth glass products, urging cures and household improvements with various claims.
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