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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1898
Page
2
A jumble of notices and commentary from a Frederick Maryland newspaper discusses subscription terms, postal service details, and rates for The Daily News and The Weekly News. It includes brief social notes on Christmas, temperance, and spiritualism satire, plus anecdotes and light quotes.
A brief Baltimore note consoles the small boy with the idea that only a few days remain to be good. The sentiment hints at a seasonal or moral exhortation typical of the era.
Detroit Free Press reports Gen H M Duffield claims the flag remains in Cuba and urges Cubans to govern themselves. He cites Providence and Destiny guiding the island effort as he questions U S aims and peace plans, noting ongoing territorial ambitions.
A fragmentary piece blends romantic verse about a muse Clarinds with musings on poetry and cost of affection. It contrasts tender lines about a seventeen year old muse with a meditation on resilience inspired by the poem Invictus. The text weaves playful verses with somber, defiant lines.
A deadly blaze at West nd Avenue and T3rd Street in New York City killed Mrs. Victoria Wooster Raymond and her sister Mrs. Underwood after they leaped from a second floor window. Firefighter William Doerr was injured, attempting rescues as the home burned rapidly and collapsed from smoke and flames. Mrs. Raymond, once a Red Cross leader, died at Roosevelt Hospital, with extensive injuries to Doerr and another servant also reported dead or injured.
James Fisher was arrested by Officer Glessner on a disorderly charge and committed to jail for 30 days by Justice White. Middletown property sale nets 23089 to Lydia Ranver. Fox chase planned as Mrs. James Smith hosts Woodsboro friends with a fox released for the hunt. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad urges health maintenance.
The column marks the start of winter with astronomical entry and Saint Thomas Day customs, then reviews a Cecilian Circle concert at Visitation Academy praising performances from Silent Night to Noel. It also includes sparse ads for Syrup of Figs and tonics, noting preparations for holidays and remedies.
A terse marketing note claims the product cures stomach troubles and indigestion regardless of whether you have fault in them or not. It implies universal effectiveness without proof.
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