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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1894
Page
3
The report outlines light weight silks for receptions and gowns with black and white checks, Swiss belts in black velvet, and velvet trim on bodices. It notes popular elements like Swiss belt, velvet draping, and intricate appliques with jet beads, plus two watermarked fabrics gaining favor.
The piece surveys midcentury style shifts in hats bonnets gowns and trimmings for Everly women. It notes cherry tones and wide velvet veils, jet embroidery and oriental influences, with elderly wearers favoring full shapes and beaver hats.
A garbled yet vivid panorama recalls Paris Latin Quarter unrest and 19th century social divisions. The piece weaves in references to prominent places, figures, and events, noting student rioting, political restraint, and the eventual suppression of demonstrative youth in the Quartier Latin, with side mentions of New York and Alabama news snippets.
Professor Alwood explains proper cream ripening to separate butterfat. He warns against overripe or underdeveloped cream and details temperatures, vessel types, stirring, and timing for optimal churning results.
Fire Marshal Jackson files first quarterly report to Governor Dawn covering July August and September. It cites 376 fires in Maryland with 213 in Baltimore and 163 in counties. Unknown causes 23 in city and 62 rural. explosions gas stoves 4. electricity 20. fireworks 20 in July.
A newspaper feature promotes a water color print titled Which In the Semedest describing a prize image of pink roses and a blue dressed beauty. It invites readers to cut a coupon from the paper to obtain the print for five dollars, touting modern print quality and home decoration value. The offer ties to a Junior Order United American Mechanists membership note about not restricting religious affiliation and school support, with councils judging member eligibility.
Morgantown West Virginia professor Whited reports success in solidifying natural gas after trials. The experiment yields a lump resembling snow, astonishingly cold at 125 degrees below zero. The solid gas touches cause a burning cold sensation and rapid evaporation, with phosphorus involved in the process.
Fragmented notes from Market News recount various local figures and happenings across Seneca county and surrounding areas. Mentions include Mr Thomas and family, Merad Hiduehart of Alberton, Fannie Wool visiting Montgomery county, Samday a Ma Ghug Chrettich, and references to local stores, auctions, and a popular medicines ad. The item reads as a mosaic of brief notices with scattered names, places, and events.
A historical report describes B C Veatman riding a Number Ten Rambler over 8804 miles from Washington D C to Ontobar through poor roads and bad weather. One wheel carried 815 miles of the distance while the rider faced minimal cancellation of the journey. The account claims extraordinary endurance by AQ and Cree and notes stiff claims about the ride.
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