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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1899
Page
31
Fragmentary OCR text mentions several personal names and places in a noisy layout. It references Beebe, Patty, and various initials, suggesting a damaged local notice or column snippet with incomplete details and scattered proper nouns.
The Daily News reports a week's transfers of Frederick County property deeds with numerous entries showing grantees and amounts, plus marriage licenses for several couples in the county. Also noted is the Antietam Battlefield Monument committee delaying a grand unveiling, shifting to a smaller observance due to state troop deployment questions.
A garbled 19th century advertisement-like text touts Allen's Root-Rane as a cure for various ailments. It claims to clear impurities, improve skin and complexion, and promote health, promising relief and lasting, pleasant effects. The passage is fragmentary but presents a product-focused sales pitch with references to purity and restorative benefits.
A garbled excerpt describes a tall night blooming cereus plant, its height and smell, and mentions markets, prices, and various remedies. The text blends remarks about ailments, medicines, and vendors with scattered references to herbal cures and a garden scene.
A garbled report recounts a man named Harry J. Quinn from Baltimore who collapsed near Camden Station and died after transport to Maryland University Hospital, with mentions of injuries and medical care. The text then shifts to a chaotic market scene at Centropa Station in Baltimore County featuring abundant produce and a crowd, followed by a lengthy advertisement section for patent medicines and druggists.
A damaged OCR fragment provides partial readable items from a local notice. It mentions a public sale and local officials but lacks clear names, dates, or places. The readable text is uncertain and warrants cautious interpretation.
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