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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1897
Page
3
A fragmented 19th century style montage discusses winter hardship and wheat demand versus supply, political aims around civil service reform, and public notices of judiciary retirement. Mentions Hawaii, Cuba, and U.S. electoral concerns, with praise for Judge John A. Mack and Judge Lyred in a ceremonial address.
The Watlonel Hefurm Association, recently in Ph Philadelphia, proclaims it is committed to a faerie of God in the constitution of the United States. The document prompts debate over church and state and the risk of distorting governance. Clergy and free thinkers face questions about the leapt poised in the legislative future.
The edition celebrates community spirit and daily improvements for a growing local paper. It highlights a feature on The Weeping of Rowell, notes on a national university movement, and profiles of patriotic women from Frederick County involved in a national educational initiative, with historical ties to Frederick Academy and the University of Virginia.
A distorted call for a national university to study government, law, and civic virtue. It extols a people’s university as a pillar of democracy, duty, and patriotism, promising an epochal national achievement and lasting pride.
Freestanding letters describe the city’s Christmas lights and a political appeal urging the Board of Aldermen to curb debt. A young driver earns praise for safely guiding four runaway horses up North Market Street amid icy stones. Readers debate municipal projects including electric mains, with opinions from Alderman Lewis A. Hico and others on civic funding and tone.
Amid busy Christmas shopping, locals warn against leaving children unattended in stores. Officials stress dangers of supervision lapses, urging mindful behavior to prevent accidents and security risks during peak hours.
A scrambled compilation of phrases from multiple papers. It references battleships, a baseball club manager, a Philadelphia bureau, a couple in an accident, and various dialect notes, all presented in incoherent, partial OCR form without a clear single event or narrative.
A garbled verse passage presents a pastoral emblem of the lily and thistle with thorn and rose imagery. The text invokes motherhood and beauty, weaving nature motifs and scattered names, including references to characters like Lily and Thorn, in a poetic fragment.
Purely personal notes lengthy paragraphs list residents from Frederick and surrounding towns traveling visiting relatives and friends from Maryland to Ohio North Carolina and beyond. Mentions W J Young Miley Meant Kap Peters family Silas Remabart Kepler Remaharg Remembers Gäste Remibera and Hesekiah Green with several travel plans and expected holiday absences.
A testimonial filled ad touts Patten's celery compound as a cure for headaches nervous disorders melancholia and rheumatic troubles. It features Dr Edward Poole of Dartmouth Medical School cited as supporting the remedy and includes a first person report from Kate Fanneszen praising rapid improvement after taking the remedy.
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