Baltimore Herald expands size and notes road progress
The Baltimore morning Herald announces a permanent enlargement from four to eight pages at no price increase, praising its growth and journalistic enterprise. Maryland’s road league keeps the good roads movement active, arguing improved highways benefit farmers and all citizens through stronger economy and closer community links.
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Cobbert Comeezat Prompts Tax Debate At Congress
Fragmented OCR text discusses income tax proposals and reactions. Mentions Atlas as a first fallen figure, turkey references, and Thanksgiving contrast with football. Points to public earnestness and consumption concerns, with unclear local context.
AccommMODATENG From the Annapold Capital Columns
Fragmentary column note from the Annapold Capital discussing taxation and delinquent payments in a dry humorous tone. Mentions pork pie time and a light quip about paying mot, reflecting a satirical Gazette style.
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Annapold
Quirky 19th Century Snippets Mixed in Public Notices
A collage of trimmed quotes from newspapers discusses a bizarre “Hower show” with rough dogs, cautious wedding shoe antics, labor leaders guiding to stability, football safety debates, political fare, balm of Gilead lore, Lehigh strike setbacks, and a tariff scare easing. It riffs on public life, labor, and policy with dated tone.
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Atchison Gibbs
Local Losic Readers Share Snippets and Snide Notes
A collage of reader letters and small quips recounts daily life and local thoughts. Citizens discuss railroad travel times, neighborhood news, holiday musings, hog weights, church attendance, and requests for public space like a bandstand, reflecting small town voice and wit.
Autumn Calm in Tennyson Verse
Poem fragment titled Current Verse and New Verses presents Alfred Tennyson lines about autumn calm. Describes chestnut leaves pattering, green plain, autumn flowers, and a noble breast heaving with rest. Reflects serene imagery and restrained grief.
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Alfred Tennyson
Why We Are Thankful in Frederick Daily Reflections
A fragment from a Frederick newspaper column lists local happy items. It notes the nearing completion of a new reservoir, nuisance noise at a ball, Tax News as a reliable paper, three volunteer fire companies, a remark about Hagerstown, plans for the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railway, support for local clubs, and social idle curiosities. It ends with a broad exhortation to be thankful for many things.
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New York
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The Social World The Dancing Class
Mr F Willard Carlisle leads a city dancing class with ladies patronage and growing numbers. He is praised for patience and order, with ties to Professor Buehler, who taught here seven years ago. The class meets at the Convent for afternoon and evening sessions as Frederick residents seek improved dancing skills. Miss Edna Waesche hosts a Thursday evening at home on Church Street with a taffy pull and many guests including Misses Martin Loy Black Cassell Saylor Slick Stocksdale Weddle Freeze and Messrs Stocksdale Creager Sefton Damuth Mackley Stock Bennett Long.
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F. Willard Carlisle
Our City
Carlisle
Frederick
Buehler
Saffy
Edna Waesche
Mechanicstown
Church Street
Bessie Martin
Mary Loy
Maggie Black
Masry Cassell
Sadie Saylor
Alse Slick
Bertha Stocksdale
Beppie Grimes
Lottie Martin
Mary Weddle
Susie Freeze
Messrs
Charles Stocksdale
Clarence Creager
Edgar Sefton
Lester Dam
Annual meeting program for United Brethren Church in Westernport
The Ministerial Institute of the Maryland Conference meets in Westernport Allegany on September 4 1894. The program lists many papers and speakers on theology church work and ministers training. Also notes a mild grip illness in Middletown a fire near Wolfsville incendiary suspected and the death of Phebe Abalt aged 84 a Middletown resident.
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Ministerial Institute, United Brethren Church, Maryland Conference
Westernport
Allegany County
Middletown
George Witmer
Wolfsvile
Dire
Phebe Abalt
Matthias Abalt
Paine's celery compound praised for relief of overwork strain
A Toledo trades council leader shares his recovery after using Paine's celery compound. He describes initial doctor visits without improvement, then noticeable health gains with the remedy, noting improved digestion, appetite, and vigor. The feature extols nerve and digestive harmony as the secret to wellness.
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