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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1897
Page
2
In a rambling correspondence from county towns, reports span from Thurmont to Gapland detailing social visits, church events, and local illnesses. Notable items mention travel by residents, weddings plans, school activities, and protracted religious meetings.
In Carroll County Curtis Reid and others employed in Broderick visit with parents and friends. St Joseph's Catholic Church received a new pipe organ this week to be used for Christmas morning mass. A barn fire near Verley J. Cloussi’s farm caused about eight hundred dollars in damage with most contents saved. Eddie Neid, son of Reid, passed away after home incident. The article also notes ongoing farm and water works projects and remarks on the state legislature with varied commentary.
Readers praise the local newspaper and its coverage while critiquing national reporting. A submission cites examples of misrepresentation and urges accurate, timely reporting, praising the paper for community service and urging continued support.
A travel brochure invites readers to a Pennsylvanian Railroad’s Personally Conducted Tour to California leaving New York in January 1999. The itinerary traces Omaha to Salt Lake City with stops including Denver, Garden of the Gods, and Monterey and ends returning via Los Angeles to St. Louis. Prices quoted are 365 from Pittsburgh and 399 from Pittsburgh, with full information via agents. Interleaved are verses and lines from a performance or literary piece mentioning journeys, poets, and social scenes, including a Baltimore gathering poem by Jonny Hawk and stray reflections on travel and media.
A fragment rich with nostalgic verse and scattered captions recalls a boy’s childhood, family voice, and rural scenes. It mixes reminiscence with satirical asides on education and youth, ending in a curious blend of advertisements and public notices from the Atlanta Constitution.
A puzzling clue ties Wribro’s market and Atlas’s post to a strange gold dust rumor. Ara waleeadl fier hints at danger and possible theft, while local merchants weigh whether the dust ties to a larger scheme unfolding in Ort and Wat.
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