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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1893
Page
8
A garbled column mixes local notes on crops, weather, people, and odd facts. It mentions a short apple crop, cool nights, a fiddler, Monocacy river levels, fashion quirks, teachers heading to work, and remarks on World’s Fair attendance. It also notes a stonework project in Yellow Springs, tomato yields from Keedysville, and peach shipments.
The past week in Frederick features numerous picnics at county spots and lawn gatherings around the countryside. City social circles held several dances at private homes, including a lively event at Reimar. A four day run of a fine circus and an opera company at the City Opera House add cultural flair, while local boarding houses host summer guests. Alsogeithe sire party of Frederick society attended the Opera House where Mrs. Judge Rhebie and Mrs. Don sid MecLean of New York were noted guests.
Rev Ald Gilbasas attends from Emory Grove Camp tomorrow with services at St James Lutheran Church in the morning and evening. Dr Hasshaz presides at Monievae Ho en Suscay with an evening service. The second guscherry conference of the ME Church meets at Lewistown today at 2:50 pm. Pentecostal service follows at 3 pm led by Rev O M Rasrs. Love seats Sunday at 9:30 am then communion and sermon. At 3 pm Rev A J Gill of Frederick preaches.
The Circuit Court disposed of cases including Evans v Font with Evans awarded $46 by jury. Snoutfer v Yingling reversed, Gillelan v Shriver affirmed by a split court. Shipley v Newton & Co resulted in $2390 for the appellees, ruling merchants not liable for agent acts. Also notes factory work, picnics, and hotel arrivals.
A society column style piece warns that nervous disorders lead to ruin and urges treatment by Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. It cites cases of insanity and disability, criticizing ineffective remedies and praising testimonials for Miles’ remedy as the cure for chronic nervous troubles.
Workers awaiting return face unemployment until operations resume.Many operators rely on wages and the delay will cause inconvenience and financial strain as the plant postpones reopening to October.
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