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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1891
Page
4
Fragmentary listing from The Daily News notes an item titled Moon's Phases and a section with word fragments including advertisements for The Model Lost A Cow Wanted Salesman For Sale A Pony Planer For Rent Dwelling House and Roderick's Family T...
The News will drop its Saturday eight page edition this year to cut costs and offers proportionate subscription reductions for monthly prepay patrons. Yearly, four month and new advance rates apply with deadlines. arrears must be settled before the advance yearly rate, and February 1st precedes the monthly rate change. Personal notices recap visitors and local movements, with several deaths and funerals noted in Frederick area.
A long excerpted letter argues over a sensational proposed skin graft operation for a masons brother, detailing graft methods and surgeon skill. It contrasts heroic rhetoric with medical fact and questions the actual amount of skin required. A second communication questions scientific reasoning and space physics, touching on Earth's shape, gravity, electricity, and existence beyond matter. Also notes edition of The Weekly News, listing local ads and notices.
A letter to the editor argues the city should fully fund Frederick’s volunteer fire companies. It criticizes a proposed $1,500 annual allocation as inadequate, cites York and Harrisburg examples with higher per capita spending, and warns that underfunding risks unusable equipment and bigger losses to property and lives. The writer urges honoring fire services as essential to city growth and protection.
A reader from Blacfield West Virginia renews subscription and extols The Weekly News as the best newspaper. The page promotes EB Shriner Milling Self Rising Flour for home use and markets Hartley catarrh remedies sold by Steiner Brothers druggists, warning about neglecting coughs and consumption.
E. Connell MD explains lung structure and function, emphasizing oxygen exchange in the alveoli, the dangers of pneumonia bronchitis and pleurisy, and the importance of strong breathing. He urges daily deep breaths, regular ventilation, and keeping external air pure to prevent respiratory illness.
Two 19th century weddings reported. John W Hanes and Emma E Hamburg wed in Hagerstown area, then Joseph Ahearn and Lucy Cromwell married in Philadelphia. Also Margaret L Whisner and Harry D Paumgardner wed at Evangelical Lutheran church with reception and wedding tour to Baltimore and Washington, D C.
A pedestrian in orderly dress from the county tripped yesterday near Sharper s Ferry. He was injured when struck by a 845 oO cloth train and carried to Minieivue Hospital for treatment. The incident details remain unclear.
The county notes a wedding of Mattie M Gallino of Marriottville to Julien A Vernay with Rev. Juanett performing the ceremony and a reception at the bride’s home. Obituaries recall Michael Warner, related to local families and a former St James College classmate. Mrs Susan Staley dies at her daughter’s residence. Hotel arrivals list guests from Baltimore Philadelphia and beyond as mutual lodge hosts a banquet with a lavish oyster menu and tropical fruits.
The body of Joseph M. W. Hewes, killed near Central City South Dakota, was forwarded to Baltimore from Deadwood where it lay in interim and was reinterred in Lorraine cemetery near Baltimore this morning at 10 oclock. Mezera Eisenhauer and Yeakle aldermen returned from Philadelphia after buying water pipe for southeast district industries.
Messrs. C. L. Diffendal Marshall Diffendal R G Reich F W Staab Geo Rodock Geo I Wilson Jos McDevitt and others depart tonight in Ed Sions bus from the city to attend the oyster supper at Liberty in aid of St Peters Catholic Church the hosting parish.
A pound party is planned for this evening in Treoner's Hall Woodsboro drawing guests from Frederick. Dr JR Hardesty oculist and ear and throat specialist will be at City Hotel this week January 29 and 30 1991.
Mulliniz and Kemp advertise Marsailes and Crochet Quilts along with B Marines sailes crib quilts. They tout pretty and cheap options, noting rising demand for suspenders and urging customers to visit before stock runs out. New line of items just received this morning.
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