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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1891
Page
2
AWaynesboro Gazette reports Darciel Dymetdwsi and Join Lohman led a 4: Fatuemuske unit in a pursuit that ended with capture after an eight mile chase. The incident followed a bear-hunting miscue as the party secured timber pieces to ensure safety in a rough terrain.
Lor's-avecer notes and Gettysburg visitors near Rocky Ridge and Yellow Springs, with obituaries for George W. Harris and George W. Atking. Mention Camp Truth Grand Army band, August events, and area church and school activities across Franklin and Frederick counties.
The contest was engaging throughout with Summers and Mercer as battery for the home club and Wise and Alexander for Bolivar. Kant and Beachley officiated as umpires. Mr Jacob Gibbon broke the thumb of his right hand while practicing ball recently. Dr Beckler of Middletown treated the injury.
The baptism of Catherine Bartha, daughter of Mr. M. and Mrs. McKinney, took place at Presbyterian Church on Sunday with Rev. D Z Besle officiating. Rev Dr Bacon preached at St John’s Episcopal in Elgerstown. Annie E Carpenter of near Tramsville planted three potatoes yielding 25 bushels of Esmy Rose, the two largest weighing 2 pounds 15 ounces.
A fragmentary scan shows health scare content and sensational medical ads. Mentions sudden deaths from heart disease and lists ailments with cures offered by Garratt & Pearse, including tonics and remedies. Contains odd spellings and garbled names but preserves notable entities such as Garratt & Pearse and Mis upset New Beart Cure.
A fragmented ad promises relief from broken lamp chimneys with Mac beths pearl top glass. It claims heat resistance yields clear, uniform glass and steady shapes, urging customers to pay a nickel more to gain better service and goodwill from dealers.
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