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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1895
Page
2
Members of St James Lutheran congregation presented their pastor Rev Dr C Hasskarl with a generous donation at his Enat Second street home. The gifts included substantial food items and a purse of 1920 dollars, amid expressions of gratitude from the church community.
Local letters and social items from Dawoorville and neighboring communities list visits, engagements and illnesses. Notable mentions include Mrs Waters visiting the Dyson home, Miss White and Miss Perry as guests, and several residents travelling between Baltimore and Frederick with family ties in Montgomery. A town hall dance on the 26th is reported as a grand success.
An advertisement touts Cuticura Soap as the premier skin purifying and beautifying soap for hair and scalp. It claims to cleanse the scalp, prevent dandruff, destroy microscopic insects feeding on hair, soothe irritation, nourish roots, and improve complexion and facial blemishes.
The Brooklyn Eagle reports Dr Felix Adior warns caste issues are growing in public schools while some argue the claim is inflated. The piece notes the statement followed limited school inspections and suggests public institutions, unlike private academies, face less exclusion and scrutiny despite debates about exclusivity for business reasons.
The Hatlroads Fels Io One reports 1894 earnings collapse with $112.5 million drop. Aggregate gross including 29,000 miles of rosI reaches about $130 million. Panic of 1878 debts tariff fears, gold exports, poor crops, and high imports blamed. Bank clearings fall from $62b (1892) to $45b (1894).
A horse attached to a dusy belonging to Mr. Jacob Grablll of the city was frightened by snow from a roof near the Tower Baltimore and Union depot yesterday evening. It ran up East All Saints street, turned onto Market, then to Castle's Harness Store where Walter Frazier halted it. No damage occurred as the horse bumped the pavement during the turn.
The committee on lights postponed its meeting in the Board of Aldermen room to this evening. Afterward the board members will inspect the corporation electric light system. At a Catholic Club meeting on Hast Second street Mesars. P. BE Loog and Charles Diffandal were appointed to arrange a Kenilworth Club Baltimore performance at the City Opera House on February 26.
The text notes a marriage plan for Miss Annie M Staley and Mr Grayson Stull on January date with Rev B M Hench officiating. A saloon pool tournament on North Market St featured four players Mesrs Wm Smith Frank Breckenridge Charles Cramer Heck Quinn with Smith Breckenridge winning one game. The item also mentions sale of life legacies and mentions Chamberlain's Pain Balm as trusted by many.
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