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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1894
Page
8
The notice lists multiple religious services across denominations for tomorrow including Presbyterian, Al Saints Episcopal, St James Lutheran, and Braddocks chapel. It notes Rev Fr Thomas Monteverde’s appointment at St Joseph’s Baltimore and Rev Collett’s preaching at Quine church.
Miss Diehl's Heading Club met at Mrs. Markell's home revealing readings on Joan of Arc from the French point of view and Henry V. The program included poems and lively literary selections with Mr. Williams' Shakespearean recital lightening the evening. Next meeting announced for February 1 at Dr. George Johnson's residence.
A farm near Middletown reports dogs entering a pen of ten pigs. Six pigs died from injuries while one shepherd dog and one of the farmer’s dogs were killed in the clash. An Appleman property on West Main Street was purchased by Miss Anas French of Washington for 120 dollars and will be repaired. A new band has formed with Dr Roger Gurley as leader. Lutheran church services Sunday feature Rev Lewis F. Zinkhan from Baltimore. David Biser, lifelong resident of Middletown Valley, died in West Lebanon Indiana aged about 30. The town discusses initial steps to bring water into homes.
Letter to the editor denounces boxing and public spectacle as demeaning to civilization. It condemns promoters and crowds, cites Governor Mitchell’s defense of state honor, and contrasts with Spain’s history of violence. References Judge Call's injunction and the New York and New England railroad receivership.
An abrasive note warns readers about dangerous catarrh remedies described as poisonous and ineffective. The writer claims these treatments only remove symptoms by driving matter to the throat and lungs and urges seeking proper medical guidance from a doctor.
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