Cloud lifting Frederick News praises Sunday issue as cloud lifter
A Frederick News editorial lauds the Sunday eight page issue as a cloud lifter for business men and readers. It highlights coverage of city and county events, telegraphic dispatches, sections on farming, live stock, dairy, architecture, and magazine features by Mary Jane and The Market Scribe. The piece predicts calmer waters for the economy and urges readers to push the clouds away with the paper’s content.
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Breeches of skins as clothing in early English Bible
Advocates of bloomers and dress reform among women cite the breeches Bible as authority for their doctrine. The translation renders Genesis chapter three verse twenty one as the Lord making breeches of skins for Adam and his wife.
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South IX danger and Napoleon views on women in 19th century
The piece cites a Georgia candidate and beer refueling with 1,200 men, suggesting southern political shifts tied to liquor frames. It contrasts Napoleon era views on women, praising Josephine while noting Marie Louise’s guarded upbringing and censorious education shaping her later Paris life.
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Local Talk and Community Voices from Frederick County
A collection of letters and notes from residents in Frederick County. Contributions praise local bicycle culture and hunting licenses, discuss harvest fruits like Concord and Catawba grapes, and comment on winter jail crowding. The Westminster Team heads to Frederick for games, while residents joke about freight-train riders and local lawmen.
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Penning Opinions on Topics in Civil War Health Counts
The current comment discusses writers on virsi statistice noting two sick per death annually. It recalls Civil War era figures, citing 254700 cases of reacealine among Union troops and claims by many that professionals influenced outcomes.
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To-morrow and The Use of Office in Verse
A fragmented verse piece contrasts hopeful youth with aging despair under the refrain To morrow. It explores striving for a better future versus present contentment and questions the purpose of running for office amid nature’s calm and seasonal imagery.
Marriage on the Sugar Loaf Mountains Near Urbana
The Rural Correspondent notes the marriage of Mr. John Shilling and Miss Ruth Seste, aged 96 and 74 respectively, after a 54 year courtship. Both are mountaineers living near Sugar Loaf. they were baptized last week and now begin a long life together. Miss Frazier from Baltimore visits Rev. Dr. Randall. Urbana society guests include Miss Hope, Mrs. C. E. Hendry, and Miss Browning.
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Unique Masonic Book Sealed Until 1900 Commitment
The Grand Council of Royal and Select Masons of Minnesota orders a collection of Cryptic Masonry history to be presented to the General Grand Council in 1894. An iron box will hold the records, to be opened in 1980 at the centennial, with Maryland contributing an octavo volume detailing early Maryland Cryptic Masonry and notable Grand Masters.
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Lactated food praised as ideal infant nourishment
A Boston Globe style feature extols lactated food as the best infant diet in heat, praising its pure composition under Prof Boynton in Burlington Vermont. It claims quick relief for irritable stomachs, supports growth, and cites a Potedam New York mother endorsing daily use for a teething child.
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