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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1895
Page
2
Ship news recounts two vessels wrecked and rescued crews near Delaware Bay and Baltimore. Public safety items reference a court case, Vermont figures, and a move to address state governance amid legal arguments.
The ad extols Syrup of Figs as a wholesome remedy that promotes vitality and comfort. It claims enhanced life enjoyment, quicker respite from headaches fevers and cleansing the system, and warns against substitutes. It emphasizes quality and natural benefits to persuade readers to choose this product.
The News launches a general relief fund for impoverished families amid severe weather. Donations promised and received are to buy coal, groceries, medicine, shoes, and necessities, distributed to those most in need. Names may be published to encourage giving, with a growing list of contributors and ongoing efforts by local workers.
Invitations have been issued for a marriage at the parsonage in Cavatown. The couple, Edward C. Smith and Miss Fredezisk County, are well known residents, and the event will be observed at the home of the bride.
Fragmentary report notes the fourth sad last meeting of the Quarterly Conference, with references to Drouiding elder Hy. and speakers Boyer and Laura Notam, both described as colored, plus local names and a Salvation Oil for tonics at a meeting place in Wisconsin.
A Civil War battle account describes Union forces under Grant and Wallace assaulting Confederate lines at Fort Donelson. The assault features a bold frontal charge up the hill, inspiring cheers as regiments push to plant the colors on the enemy fortifications and drive them from the position.
Obituary sketch by Rev Dr R Cordley recounts the life of Judge James M Hendry born August 30 1824 in Tennessee moved to Ripley Ohio 1849 to Lawrence Kansas 1857 admitted to the Cincinnati bar and soon after settled in Lawrence as a lawyer elected probate judge for Douglas County in the sixties praised for integrity and long friendships survived by his wife Rebecca Whittemore and children Mary Hattie Anderson and Mrs Fred Alford widow of local resident with ties to notable households in Maryland and the Lawrence community.
At an entertainment in Nassrue Ball by colored people for the poor, Wm Tyson and others were fined for disorderly conduct. Tyson was fined 5.85 and jailed 15 days. A writ for arrest of Edward Williams followed for knocking down Florence Gross. Mamie Dimic, colored, was fined 1.85 and jailed for days for defaulting on summons.
At a Parity Lodge 1 G T meeting the naval committee discussion covered panel duties and related duties, with members noting a tense session and minor confusion among attendees during the proceedings.
The text outlines Jesus answering a lawyer's question about eternal life with the parable of the Good Samaritan. It emphasizes that knowledge of the law is not enough without reception and application of truth, and urges charity as proof of belief. The sermon connects Neigh bor concept to mercy, moral duty, and faith in Christ for eternal life.
A legislative report outlines moves to shift Labor Day to the final Monday in September and proposes taxation changes on lands and private estates. The session features bills on public works, education boards, and street improvements, with debates on exemptions and public charity.
Blotches indicate skin inactivity as pores clog and poison remains trapped under the surface. Red lumps pimples and blotches show the clogged matter. The remedy supposedly draws out poison and soothes inflammation restoring clear healthy skin. It is touted as the best medicine with rapid, thorough cures for pimples blotches eczema dandruff itch and related conditions.
Foster Medicine Co of Baltimore markets a remedy claiming to cure catarrh colds head congestion and inflammation of the nasal membranes. The advertisement presents the product as a tonic for cold symptoms priced at several cents.
A fragmentary report describes a detachment of moving water personnel arriving near Cass bran, with references to warlike traffic and rebels. Contractor David Prge, who fled the United States to avoid consequences of forging a famous name, plans to return home. Paras trends mention forged paper and a thought of $55,000 held by several banks. Sheriff W. O. Bardyman comments on the unsettled situation in Tyler County West Virginia.
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