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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1893
Page
4
A Sunday school commentary by Rev. M Stearns links Revelation themes to a Christmas message. It reflects on John’s visions, warnings against adding or taking away from scripture, and the imminent return of Christ with exhortations to faithfulness and readiness.
The McDonogh Glee Club of Baltimore sang with careful study and conscientious practice. Their performances featured strong vocal control and well shaded selections, praised for musical nuance and expressive shading.
A mosaic of notes on shop windows, entertainment, wages, and a correctional case. Mentions Betgit Teepe, Hinnigan’s ball, a Christmas matinee for ladies and children, and Mrs. Doveld McLean as secretary of the New York chapter. Reports government efforts to curb drunkenness with no license moves at Cresgerstown. Sheriff Arnold and others held for rioting at Mt. Afry. A Woodsboro man killed hogs weighing up to 355 pounds.
John Houck aged 79 of Mt Pleasant district died at his home after a long farming career. He leaves six children and will be buried Sunday at 1 p.m. in Oliver Cemetery, Frederick. Martin Luther Shuffler of Baltimore died at his residence from ptier pneumonia aged 33. He was a brakeman on the Washington train and leaves a widow and three children. funeral Sunday at 2:30 p.m.
Regular services fill the church calendar with a Pleasant Hill Christmas sermon by S. M. Hench at 2 p m next Sunday. Utica Sunday School hosts a Christmas service on the 28th at 7 p m. Zion's Reformed Sunday School holds a service for scholars next Sunday the 34th at 10 a m in Charlesville. Little Gleaners Chapter aids the poor with gifts. Infant Sunday School plans a celebration tomorrow at 3 p m. Quinn A M E third quarterly conference convenes tonight with Presiding Elder William R. Arnold of Washington in attendance. East Church Street M E official board forms a 10 member committee to plan Baltimore conference activities, meeting March 1 in this city, the 14th session of the conference with 200 members.
Prof Carlisles dancing class will meet in Junior Hall this afternoon and tonight. Mrs J Lee Simmons of West Third street will receive friends this evening from eight to ten. Expensive Economy promotes Allcock's Porous Plaster and Brandreth's Pills as pain relief and cures for sore throat and rheumatism. Garrott & Peatre, Fredenck sell 3 cent bottles.
A playful, disjointed exchange questions why a student acts in a certain way and contrasts two figures. The dialogue likens a boy and a protector, a teacher and a costless gift, and a misbehaving child with a nurse, ending with a question about a bed child and a hired girl.
A satirical vignette describes a shrewd boy who hangs his largest stocking on Christmas Eve while a girl with a large stocking stops hanging hers. A rich man misses the value of a turkey, a tramp wins lunch room elbow room, a toothache troubled girl ignores her lover’s candy, and a penniless suitor bares the burden of gifting. A boy sets on the sled dream but displays his mother’s basket on the hearth as a conspicuous symbol.
Johnnie Hanshew Markey, son of J. Hanshew Markey, was badly bitten by a big white bull dog while playing near Wine brewer's barn on West Second Street. He was treated by Dr. McCardy after injuries to thigh and arm.
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