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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1894
Page
8
Fall bonnets and hats appear in varied designs across large cities with new trimming terms and colors. Black remains popular. turbans, bows, and velvet ribbons lead, while hairstyles shift from payche knot to long back braids, aided by large shell combs for support.
An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a superior laxative that cleanses the system, fights colds and fevers, and supports kidney liver and bowel health without weakening them. It touts wide medical approval, affordability, and manufacture by the California Fig Syrup Co with the product name on every package.
A lively weekly chronicle of local scenes and events. The Braddock picnic on Catochin mountain, moonlit dances, and reflections on Harpers Ferry and Virginia hills mingle with notices of City Opera House cleaning, the Scott Key monument, and upcoming fairs and flower shows. Local politics and civic events appear amid social gathering details.
There is talk of re organizing the Literary Society in the early part of next month. The society was a source of profit and pleasure to members last winter but suspended meetings during warm weather. Mr Hammond Urner will address the gospel service tomorrow afternoon on The Beat Book for Young Bien.
The weekly religious schedule lists services at All Saints Chapel and St James Lutheran Chapel with varied times. Evangelistic meetings at Mt Airy, German Baptist and Bethel churches, and Me Church preaching by Rev. Griffith. several pastors absent or substituted. A feature note mentions a mystery about “The Face of Resenfe.”
Agreeable Recreation eases life’s cares and keeps workers in rhythm. Rambler Bicycles are praised for easy running and high wheel design, priced at 125 dollars for all weights and styles. Free Rambler book via agencies or mail with two 2 cent stamps. W T Delapline Frederick Md. The Face of Rosenfel will soon begin.
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