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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1894
Page
4
The News announces a coupon plan to obtain the World’s Fair Art Portfolios. Three coupons plus 10 or 2 cent stamps yield parts, with delivery Saturdays and order deadlines Wednesdays. An option to buy a bound volume is offered with price details and a one year paper deal.
David Line and Maggie his wife transfer a lot in Brunswick to Max Joffe for 1000 dollars. J George Lambert and wife with Mary E Bartels sell a lot in Frederick City to John A Lambert for 75 dollars. Benjamin F Phebus and Elizabeth A his wife transfer property in Frederick City to the mayor and Aldermen for 15 dollars. John A Lambert and Elizabeth A Phebus also convey to the mayor and Aldermen for 3 dollars.
The essay compares Cain and Abel offerings, arguing Abel’s sacrifice pleased God while Cain’s did not due to lack of confession and atonement. It links Abel to God’s way and Cain to human effort, cites scriptural references, warns against self‑righteousness, and ends with a call to examine whether one’s deeds align with divine truth rather than personal merit. It references Job, Peter, Hebrews, and Revelation themes, and closes with a prosaic ad for a medicine and a drugstore.
County letters report visits by Oliver Gigeous of Hagerstown and others from Washington County to relatives in Broad Run areas. In Bocoeville James T News confirms a fatal accident from a parlor rifle shooting of Louis Heading, son of Joe Reading, with ongoing concern over a mad dog scare. Dickerson notes Mrs. George Hays dies after long illness, Sugar Loaf School progress under W A Hessler, and local church and social updates with quarterly meeting planned.
A sensational tale from a late 19th century rail journey where a monopolist refuses a seat to a lady, provoking a bold young man to reclaim it. After a tense scene, the hero asserts the seat amid applause as other passengers offer cigars and invitations. Occurs on a Raleigh Blue train bound for Washington and Butt re, with Camden station noted.
A new vegetable shortening named Corro.eng by N. K. Fairbank & Co introduces Cotrolexe, offering a lard and butter alternative with a color, flavor, and crispness that avoids greasiness. Marketed as a cooking marvel, it broadens acceptable foods for many who dislike traditional fats. sold by leading grocers in Chicago and St. Louis.
Mrs T Hawking of Chattancoss Tennessee declares Shilohs Vitalizer saved her life and calls it the best remedy for debitrated gymer she ever tired while noting prices for Dispensia Liver or Kidney trouble. Bold by Garrett Pearre Druggista.
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