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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1895
Page
4
The text describes how air moves westward at about 600 miles per day between high and low pressure areas. Winds circulate clockwise around highs and counterclockwise around lows. Highs bring clear, cooler conditions. lows bring cloudy or rainy and warmer weather. Winds southeast of lows are warm and moist, those between highs and lows are cool from the northwest, and those southwest and west of the high blow from the southeast or vary.
New ad listings include J Schroeder executor’s notice Jacob Rohrback jewelry gifts for Christmas J W Morris skating Huser’s Pond Gent’s furnishings Staup & Rhoderick Cooper’s Works for sale News Office store room for rent F L Stoner bids E MR B Co Candy etc 4th and Market Star shirt hands wanted Rhodas B P Co ALN McCardell pigs for sale Malinix and Kem ID buy now Werk Anderson Gutman Co
Tam News urges advertisers to submit copy promptly for each holiday week. Change ads must be in by 9 a.m. daily and new ads by 11 p.m. The paper asks for adherence to these hours and welcomes timely submissions with courtesy.
J G Hannan of Middletown dressed as Santa at Hagerstown depot to small girls who asked for gifts. He warned them to write in advance, and the girls sent letters requesting a variety of items including shoes, gloves, a dress, and a game, signing as Santa.
Marriage entries list Marrings Laven Luther M Bartlett from Montgomery county and Ellen Davis of Urbeans election district. Lee W Morgen of Lewistown district and Nannie KR Smith of Thurmont. George McClellan Miller and Katie May Oniler. Roy Gardner of Liberty election district and Mary G Davis of Liberty. The Sew Foe Advertiser critiques clergy slander from the pulpit and notes ongoing battles within the human system. It promotes health claims and urges readers to see The Rews for this issue.
A letter to the editor by PLP. Traman, superintendent of Water Works, defends Frederick Md water supply. He reports current reservoir capacity about 5,000,000 gallons plus 2,000,000 old storage, details pumping from Lakin Kemp Miller Springs at 95 gallons per minute, potential extra 45–50 gpm via Littia Tuscarora, and fire engine backup. He argues against “water cranks,” cites lower fire insurance rates, and urges residents to inspect the reservoir to verify facts.
PURELY PERSONAL. Mr. Jones EP was for, Cazi, of spend. holidaye at their former home, Middletown, this Mima Garbrade Snyder, of German town, is the guest of Misa Florence Sny der, North Market street. Miss Eile Nelpold, of West Third street, is on a glais to Mollie Duvall in Baltimore. Miss May Cilogan arrived from Wash ington State yesterday, and 'will take a 'vocation to recuperate. Mrs Mollie Martian, of Graceham, this county, is putting friends in this city.
Inventories of cash personal property debts due stocks and bonds filed in the estate of G Jouson Doll. Letters of administration issued to Macy G Levy continues to Charles P Levy agent.
A garbled Bays the Thormont Clarion piece recounts a Hagerswwa resident surprised by a wedding date delayed by a week. Disjointed lines allege the groom’s prior plans and social commentary on the choice, though details are unclear and the narrative remains tangled in OCR garble.
A garbled miscellany notes Christim approaching, senatorial brawl persists, and 656 in a penitentiary. Death toll from Sunday heart failures, firemen crave a fre marshal, and a statistician cites farm deaths rising. Reports on rail safety, hog winter forecasts, and Maine prohibition profits. Royal finances of Spain, wood borer trivia, and London walnut shells for cinnamon adulteration. Also mentions marriage notices, Hebraic domicile decree, and Frederick merchants pre holiday trade.
The Maryland Agricultural Experiment Station completes a creamery complex with a main work room ice house and settings rooms plus a new cow stable and herd to test modern methods. The work will be under the chemical department with facilities to test new apparatus. Nearby Frederick farmers report ice houses stocked and ponds frozen. Attorney General Clabaugh sworn in as top state official. ceremony held in Annapolis with Governor Brown and Secretary of State Gott. Officers elected for the term include Adolphus F. Heathake as secretary and other officers noted. Syrup of Figs advertised as a pleasant laxative for children and families by the California Fig Syrup Co.
A weekly meeting of the Frederick Benevolent Association Barbell held at East Church yesterday elected new officers. George Birley was re elected president and pledged support to the board. New vice presidents, a secretary, a treasurer and an eight member executive committee were also chosen amid remarks praising the association’s growth and efforts. Also reported burial details for Edward McPherson and a missing persons note for Mabel Stewart with a kidnapping concern in Baltimore.
Local inventory showcases rich brooches necklaces earrings and bracelets along with manicure sets watches and rings suitable for both ladies and gentlemen. The assortment includes opals diamonds and other precious stones with prices appealing to moderate budgets at the First National Bank Building location.
Tonight at Hausers skating area patrons preview Hartsmountain canaries in full pong at A N McCardell's. Local businesses Rhodes BI Posing Company and others promote poster services, with claims of prompt profits and quality printing. Antique prints and furniture pieces are highlighted, alongside seasonal confections and holiday candy promotions at Harrison's and McOsidel's, with turkey orders and bulk candy sales through Friday and Saturday.
A noisy Frederick fragment shows shop ads for Mrs M. L. Norris and Mrs MM L Norris, a weekly Indies of the Independent Bazaar meeting under Charles Tyson, plus stages at World’s Fair Glass Blowers and a Junior Ball with prize contests. It lists dates, venues, and organizers, with ads for holiday goods, furniture, and express company deliveries. Includes Dr Hardesty and a shirt hands request, and rail fare news from B&O.
The Western Maryland Railroad Cem announces Christmas and New Year excursion tickets sold at 2 cents per mile with a 15 cent minimum. Tickets valid for all regular trains and returnable by January 7, 1804, inclusive, for travel on select December dates.
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