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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1894
Page
4
An aged veteran from Roedsle West Virginia recounts lifelong deafness and consumption, claims recovery after using Dr Hartley’s catarrh remedy, urges fellow soldiers to seek catarrh treatment, and advertises copper plate engraving services with a price list and mail order options.
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In Washington on January 23 crowds packed the State, War and Navy Departments area for Mrs Cleveland’s first public reception of the season. Over 6,000 guests passed through the Blue Room at a rate of 45 per minute, with a charity ball to open at the National Rifles Armory on January 20. The event supports the Children’s Hospital, with tickets at five dollars for a gentleman and two ladies. Nearby, Connetticut Avenue homes along Eighteenth and Q Streets are noted for grand residences including the Letter mansion. The Pure Food Exposition at Convention Hall draws crowds, featuring the Marine Band and a demonstrator on electric cooking. A searchlight beams from the top of the building as General John B Gordon prepares to lecture at Metzerott Hall on January 27 for veterans’ charities, with the Marine Band performing Dixie and other airs. A major evangelist series will start in two weeks at Convention Hall, led by Mr Sankey, with 1500 voices and about four thousand dollars raised to cover hall rent. The Christian Endeavor Society gatherings wrap up at Mt Vernon Place Church.
A large crowd gathered in Johnsville Town Hall for a debate on the appointed evening. Judges from Hopewell and Frederick presided as speakers argued for and against, with Prof. Richards delivering a lead negative case and prompting a favorable ruling for the negative side.
Fragmentary report describes a Clay Pizeon match involving a shootive maton for turkeys and Pace on the form of a cryptic sequence. It notes a coat between two young players and a Mr TSITOREE Conn de from Ademstown re SE 2, with several Ri tles valued at $n.2 Mi and Moves declared.
A church notice announces a prayer meeting at St James Lutheran. A Bible study and preaching session will also be held at Braddock next Sunday at 2:45 p.m. The article invites readers to subscribe for The News.
A fragment lists hotel arrivals including Orrr Horan J C Stephens Cachaie Brehl Ww Crandell and others from Baltimore Philadelphia Lisbon Md Washington New York and Pa with several county residents and connections to Hover Nathan Bocard Battin Libbart J H Libbart Colombia Pa noting 15 from the county and four from the county elsewhere.
Longer days bring news of canal repairs at Brunswick and the C and O Canal opening around March 1. The Herald pushes a Bruns wick canning factory. Cumberland becomes the eastern end of the B and C RR division for passenger engines. A variety of minor notices follow including a calendar from Carroll News, a tie in a local race, wheat prospects, and public road conditions.
Miss Katie Frezier of Nyand Affirket Seventh streets is able to sit up after three weeks of illness. Miss Ansa Shord, Mt. Pleasant, is again on the sick list. Miss Daisy Funk of West Patrick Street is confined to the house with sickness. Fannie Dieman of 141 Mot Street New York City claims a miraculous cure of rheumatism and expresses gratitude to saluation.
Ridged testimonial style claims Electric Bitters cure liver and kidney diseases relieve pimples salts gout and bronchial troubles. Advertises price of 100 per bottle at Garrett Pearce's Drug Store and 25 cents at Steiner Bros. Drug Store Chattanooga Tennessee with various misspelled endorsements and ute notes.
Fragments discuss facial blemishes rashes and skin conditions with mentions of cures and remedies. The text reads like a damaged OCR snippet with unclear context and stray phrases. It mentions baby rashes and terms that resemble medical or cosmetic topics without a coherent narrative.
A social set gathered January 18 at Joseph Devu Bisa's near Loy's for a lively evening of games dining and refreshments. Attendees included Amelis Miller Ette Behrman Wyrtie Devilbites Kettle Afert Mollie Martin and many others with committees noted.
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