Later Market Hours Debate Opens at City Board Meeting
A city board meeting discussed shifting to later market hours amid mixed views. Vendors reported robust demand for krant and butter while a cool market scene kept customer flow light. Prices for produce, meat, fish, and eggs were listed, and several funerals were noted as city life continued.
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Pleasant Pound Party Draws Wide Local Attendance
The Sonal World reports a lively wound p helio at Mr. Mar. Michael residence Tuesday evening January 18. Notables included Mesrs Charlie Cook Frank Cook Jesse Cook Berry Simmers Charles Harris Henry Stottiemyer Vernon Leather Charles Bare Harry Lambert Parker Smith Theodore stull Utica Mills Everett Smith Mulard Wacher Lycurgus Weschter Charlesyue Thomas and Charles Palmer Mountaindale Roy Gilds Grayson Bomer Edward Marlin Frank Baker Lewistown Miss Halle pnook Mattie Snook Jen nile Bure Florence Powell Aules Aiflis Eilis Hamerick Mountaindale Flora Michiel Lulu Gilds Rebecca Gilds Rebecca Domer Minerva Hessong Amy Michael Katie Cook Jessie Clem Jennie Shook Lucy Michsel Lewistown Efe Harper Charles Harper Hansonville. A pound party will be held Thursday evening next week under committee Misa AMichie Scheil Clara Shawen Minnie Lizzie Mebring. Invitations sent. event at an unoccupied John Mehrling house West South street. The German at Junior Hall last night opened a three part series The Frederick ectillions was well attended with beautiful tours displayed.
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Lewistown
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Talk With Col Sinn at Park Theatre Col Sinn Praises Reforms
Col William Sinn former manager of the Brooklyn theatre reflects on a nineteen year tenure with the Park Theatre. He notes raising funds for charities and a notable Baltimore episode where a spontaneous benevolent performance was organized with Sun cooperation. His Frederick friends praise his enduring vigor and public spirit.
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World’s Fair Art Portfolios Coupons Offer
Publication continues on page 1 with daily World’s Fair art portfolio coupons. Three coupons plus 10 cents or two 2-cent stamps grant one part. Delivery aims for two parts per week, Saturday delivery, orders due by Wednesday. Mail orders need extra 2-cent stamp. delivery promptness requires weekly Wednesday cutoff.
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Frerent Pillets And Pleasant Pills Endorsement Note
An dubious promotional fragment touts Frerent Ti3t and Pleasant Pillets claiming natural relief for stomach disorders and constipation. It asserts two people see effects and promises a money back guarantee with refund for all claims, mentioning catarrh remedy and universal cures.
Bound volume offer and Danish musician Wad visit
An offer to purchase a bound volume of The News and weekly issues for a year is advertised. A Frederick visit featured Prof Emmanuel Wad, a Danish musician and Peabody Institute teacher, describing his appearance, bachelor status, and reflections on American and European pupils. He notes American girls’ enthusiasm boosts success and praises Frederick’s scenery.
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Peculiar Accident Injures Local Workman at Fence Factory
Mr. Abram Hargett of East Second Street suffered a serious injury yesterday when a workman’s axe blade above him flew off and struck the back of his neck. He was taken home for treatment and remained in significant pain today.
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