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Odd fragmentary notice shows partial dates and street references. Readable bits include a street name and a faint time marker, with unclear context or complete action.
21 Aug 1885
Page 1
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News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1885
Page
1
Odd fragmentary notice shows partial dates and street references. Readable bits include a street name and a faint time marker, with unclear context or complete action.
A sweeping survey notes English, Irish, Scottish, and French papers showing contrasts in tone, printing quality, and political content. It highlights Dublin and Belfast dailies, Edinburgh journals, Norwich’s postman, and the rise of short stories in France amid press restrictions.
Adamstown Mp August 11 through Mr. Taco R Kline offers public sale of building lots to spur town growth. Incoming summer visitors include Misses Brown Tilgisnan and Mrs Henter among others while various residents and visitors stay at local homes.
In Wasutxotox at 2 05 pm yesterday Alfred Lee Violett and Katie Everhart, both of Montgomery county Missouri, obtained a marriage license and wed in the clerk of court office with Rev M A Turner officiating. The pair then drove thirty miles from Georgetown after a daybreak departure intending a camp meeting but chose to marry in the District.
In Ober Emme Germany near Treveri a centuries old stone tablet allegedly links Easter Pentecost and Corpus Domini dates to a doom omen for 1885. The prophecy states earth will shake with weeping if these holy dates align, prompting fear among believers and anxious readers. Also reports of a police pursuit and Cardinal Guibert’s critical condition add to the alarming tone.
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