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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1889
Page
4
The Pas time Clus of Harmony Grove meets at Mr. Geo Houck’s home. Next gathering will be at Mr. Geo Worman’s residence Friday evening of next week. Ringing noises in ears are linked to catarrh. Hood's Sarsaparilla is promoted as a remedy.
Local Ca toctin News notes Mrs Adam Klias and Mrs John Harshmen ill, Jos Storemayer takes mail route post, Louie Warren replaces Chas Witmer on Wolfsville to Smithsburg line. Young men discuss moving West, mail wagon runs Tue Thu Sat for travel needs, chicken theft at Feagaville leads to shooting by Miss Kate Hargett, next morning chickens found near roost with rope. 1889 officers elected at a D.S. meeting: Geo R Stotelmyer president, John W Weleon vice president, Curtis S Smith secretary, A W Harshman treasurer, E C Hoover librarian. Debate: are theatres beneficial or injurious.
A long notice lists sermons and services across multiple churches and societies. Rev. Henry Brunner preaches in Methodist churches at 6:30 PM, All Saints and Evan chapters hold morning services with Sunday Schools, plus various anniversaries, Bible society events, and Y M C A activities scheduled throughout the day.
The homeliest man in Frederick and others are invited to call on any druggist and eat free a trial bottle of Xennys Balsam for the Throat and Songs. The remedy is guaranteed to relieve and cure chronic and acute coughs bronchitis and consumption. Large bottles cost 50 cents and 1.
In custody Officer Staub yesterday arrested Geo. Murdock and Richard Wheadon on oath of J. Rideout for breaking into a house while the family attended church and stealing a large sum of money a gold locket and other items. They were taken to the city and jailed till Monday next. a hearing before Magistrate Barrack at Tooleothpm will be held.
A fragmented text discusses a new volcano report from Tebasco Mexico and social observations on eccentricity. It cites Berlin authorities, Governor Pie, and North Dakota taxes, then pivots to reflections on originality versus mere quirkiness, quoting Grant Allen on how a small twist can elevate an eccentric into a genius, in a column-like meditation from Popular Science.
Report notes unclear sequence of events as Terk secures victory while price settings provoke disputes. Authorities weigh liability of parents in light of child involvement, raising questions about accountability and potential criminal liability.
Gentlemen advertise a remedy for early symptoms of consumption and cough. They claim success in treating morning cough, chest tightness, and breath difficulty. Williamson & Brown advertize Acker's English Coach Remedy with a positive guarantee.
A long survey of decorative caps and headgear for women details lac and feather hats, Dolly Varden style wraps, and the revived Marie Stuart cap. It notes caps worn at breakfast and evening entertainments, with links to tea gowns, wreaths for young girls, and matching morning wrappers. The piece comments on fashion norms, social expectations, and the shift toward elaborate dress in society. It ends with an advertisement for Bucklen's Arnica, a general salve.
The Higvine factory carpet weavers hold a meeting at Forty-eight struct and Lighth avenue. Thompson, master workman, reports workers plan to demand back wages and remain united despite firm concessions offered by the company.
A dramatic claim by Mme Murska accuses the Austrian government of neglect and misrule. The singer cites Vienna officials and notes the help of Austrian consul Hugo von Fritsch who aided her financially and secured relief through General Havemeyer. The piece questions why the official journal published the letter and suggests outside influence guiding Murska’s account.
A Rural New Yorker feature describes a self built model hen house eight by six feet with tar paper walls and double boards for ventilation and cleaning. Drawings show roosts food and droppings catchers. two vent apertures are noted and cost is not stated.
An old advertisement promises relief from indigestion with Acker's English Dyspepsia Tablets. It guarantees relief and mentions William on Brown as the guarantor.
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