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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1895
Page
4
The piece argues advertising should run year round to stay visible and also be intensified during dull periods to stir trade. It notes stores could close for months yet remain cash positive, but memory fades if ads stop too long. It warns that even strong items need visibility and timing matters for effective sales.
The Union Steam Fire Company of Winchester votes to observe February 11 as a yearly public demonstration in memory of Mr. Charles B. Rouss of New York. Rouss has been a generous contributor to Winchester’s fire department. A Tyrolean Queen stage rehearsal is set for City Opera Hall tonight. The steam brick yard suspended operations temporarily yesterday.
The 1894 annual statement highlights economical and judicious management. Expenditures totaled $22,716.05 with a balance of $820.11. Receipts from careds reached $8,571.49, $3,590 above prior records, and county commissioners were repaid $700 on a 1893 loan.
The text appears as garbled medical advertisement language. It mentions a remedy described as wholesome and free from objectionable qualities. It references a gentle family laxative syrup and various unrelated phrases about medicines and tastes.
Garbled ad notes that Peeriesa TM Paper Meat Sacks are safe if simple directions are followed. It urges customers to request them from dealers who should order the sacks through Great Southern Co. of Frederick, Maryland.
A local charity event titled All for Charity drew a large crowd and wide support, with organizers reporting strong donations and community participation. The event featured speeches and performances. proceeds will fund community programs.
A charitable pound party by Tas News collected groceries and provisions for Frederick's poor, drawing wide community support. Donations filled tables with bread flour coffee tea rice corn meal and more as hundreds queued for aid. Police and volunteers helped distribute about 200 baskets in one evening, with many grateful but some turned away for lack of supply.
Tax News published a long list of contributors to the relief effort with names spanning many households and merchants. The Carlin House Relief Association began distributing soup, meat, and bread at Market House, giving 20 gallons yesterday and 40 gallons today, with bread and meat portions for applicants.
The Philadelphia Record argues that the largest public expenditure is for common schools and urges prioritizing basic literacy. It emphasizes teaching reading, writing, arithmetic, and geography to all children, noting flaws in higher grade preparation and the need for solid fundamental instruction. The piece contrasts this with Idaho’s failed silver payment law and its repeal.
Snow drifts across Frederick County slowed travel as turnpikes cut through the heavy white to reopen routes. Residents like marketman Mr Crem and surveyor Mr Miller walked long distances to reach the city, while rail service resumed with trains operating on schedule. Snowbound homes, buried fences, and impassable crossroads frame a landscape where officials estimate thousands will be spent to reopen roads.
There will be a meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary of the F Y M C A at eight o'clock tomorrow. Great battles are ongoing in the human system. Sarsaparilla drives health, and a merchant on East Patrick Street is to receive 100 barrels of CRAB FILLELULLER ELOTR by month end February. Cereamilice Flour is advertised as yielding more loaves per barrel than cheap flour.
A cleaved account of New Englanders and French conflict in Acadia. Seventy New Englanders killed or wounded, sixty captured, and seventy taken as prisoners after a night assault at Minas. De Villers stormed Cumberland shore, forcing sallying bands to retreat. the French commander was wounded, while the surviving defenders surrendered with honors of war and returned to Boston.
County notes report extreme cold halting travel and a storm that damaged structures. St Pauls Missionary Society met with a large crowd at Pleasant Bill. Rev opened services and Prof Palmer spoke. Miss Viola Minsterday and Miss Mary Rice visited friends. Brasdrup Hall event postponed due to weather. church steeple blown off in the storm.
A cluttered local notice references Dr. Reed and an audience in Lancaster Pennsylvania with witty remarks. It mentions a church event in Frederik and a 25 cent admittance, then promotes Peerless Paper Meat Sacks from Great Southern Co. of Frederick Maryland, urging savers to request circulars.
Thomas and Clary real estate and loan agents list several farms near Lewistown and Liberty, plus several dwellings on East Third Street and West Patrick Street in Frederick. They advertise wood lots west of Frederick, a farm south of Frederick, and first-m mortgage loans up to 5000 to secure borrowers.
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