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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1897
Page
3
Daily News announces subscription plans with annual and monthly rates, promising reliable delivery to subscribers. The paper calls for broad community support, highlights the Farmers Institute event next Tuesday, and quotes Senator Bacon promoting international arbitration to end war as a national goal.
The issue features the Girl About Town column and Market Beribe with local notes from county towns. Includes two short fiction pieces by Uple Head and Hubert Barre, plus features on Captain Geo L Kil feet, war heroes, and Household arts.
An essay argues that reading fiction is an art on par with writing and that mastering its mood enhances enjoyment. It notes fiction's dominance in publishing, its educational and emotional value, and the enduring rewards of reading diverse authors from Thackeray to Meredith Hardy and beyond.
The writer discusses New York legislative debate on inheritance tax and how wealthy individuals might react. They reference Major McKinley and Langley in a skeptical tone, note Weyler comparisons, and suggest Republicans seek stability while avoiding further political upheaval.
A fragment reflecting suffering in the city as cold weather drives the homeless to seek shelter and warmth. The piece contrasts pleas for relief with the harsh reality of poverty among men, women, and children who beg for food and shelter amid ongoing hardship.
The fragment discusses the role of medical or civil help in difficult times, the public’s awareness of aid sources, and the police providing fast accurate information. It notes the need to remember recipients as human and urges honesty in recognizing help and danger.
Citizen readers report daily news purchases interrupted by storms and snow removal efforts on February mornings. They note a rail depot plan for a cold storage warehouse and bread ticket distributions for those in need as winter hardship continues.
The page features a playful recounting of a Little Pig rhyme and images of a sleeping child, then shifts to local notices. Tramps in cold weather are noted near Mine kith Marry Grove, with a Frederick County Farmers Institute meeting announced for the upcoming Tuesday at the Ohio Opera House.
A fragmentary verse passage reflects on mortality and faith with dreamlike imagery. The speaker recalls a dusty carpet scene, a friend from memory, and an imagined ascent to God, invoking endings and peace beyond life.
Aaron Showman delivers three bags of Hour to Tam New office for distribution to the preserving and needy poor. Earlier contributions include a barrel of flour from Prof. Cyrus Thomas and gifts from Frank D. Miller and Mackeystown friends of the Poor. A cold storage warehouse proposed near Hygela jee factory is noted in Fire News.
A testimonial tale extols Paine's celery compound as a universal cure, citing dramatic improvements in liver and stomach ailments, nervous distress, and renewed vigor. The narrator, a Newark resident and patient, claims doctors failed prior to using the remedy and urges others to try it despite potential skepticism.
Fragmentary verse recalling a dream palace where the poet stores songs and memories. The speaker speaks of guarding beloved visions and words, awaiting lavish imagery of towers, bridal arms, and royal halls while unfinished lines and faded adornments linger. The passage evokes longing and artistic devotion.
Auctioneer Chas. B. Font sold at the City Hotel a public sale of stocks and bonds. Frederick county bonds bring par to W. H. Duvall. Norfolk city water bonds go to Milton A. Woodward. Norfolk water bonds also to Wm. V. Albaugh. Frank Sta bank stock certificates to A. Ralling. Franklin bank stock certificates to A. Ralling and Geo. Hankey. Franklin Unnkatock certificates to Halling and Hankey. single large sum to James Houck. additional National bonds to Jas Bouck and W. Albaugh. the lot includes a $2600 item bought by Thomas Schley.
Walter Bavnodera sold in open auction for Charles P. Levy and Mrocat Helfecatern trustee the Levy dwelling on Wert Third Street occupied by Mrs V. L. Levy family. Mrs Levy bought for 4080 dollars. Adjacent property Nos 85 and 854 Wert Third Street sold to Bessie Levy and Charles D. Levy for 1500 each. A one tenth interest to Braddock Heights property sold to Abot P. Levy for 875. Lot 1410 block B of the Develop ment Company lands went to Charles Sage for more. Other parcels were offered and withdrawn.
The February term of the Circuit Court will convene on Monday at the final hour. The docket includes appeals trials criminal recognizances and other items. The court room has been prepared and jurors await call in readiness for the term. During the days ahead residents have sought a sense of order amid emerging cases and proceedings.
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