30 Jan 1892
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1892
Page
1
McMurray Packing Co and Grey Lime Co have adopted the Remington Standard Typewriter in their offices. The machine is praised as durable, efficient, and practical, promising improved writing speed and reliability for professional use.
The 15th anniversary of Tom Paine's birth was celebrated yesterday at Parkridge farm by Mr. Anton Davis and friends. An address was delivered by Davis and read by his son George Savis. A bountiful dinner followed the program.
A reader from Charleston thanks Dr Sullls Cough Syrup for curing a severe cough after a single bottle. The writer claims the remedy strengthened chest and expressed strong recommendation.
Yesterday the legislature considered treasury bonds issue and a bill to expand penitentiary funding. A North Avenue Electric Railway authority and a short term endowment proposal were discussed. Commission appointments and agricultural policy bills were examined amid general session activity.
The page lists multiple church events across the region. Rev. Gulden at Araby Chapel, Rev. Columan at St Marys in Hainesville, and Rev. Kennard at Trinity M. E. Church schedule services. Protracted meetings planned in Myeraville. Funeral notices for Florenca Piecanta, Mrs Martha Munsetter, Mollier Beard, Sarah Faulkner, Jo Luther Kepler. Community activities include Myersville Sunday School, U. H. Church conference, and local cooking club gathering.
The item lists local residents and visitors including Mr OC Water Deputy Nopiter and Mrs Joln Lakin with family names like Mr Geo Honout and Mrs Peditaerh Lrouth. It mentions Mr Wia Macoillh planning a trip to Baltimore and a visit by several families to Merrkatgay district, dated yesterday.
The notice lists deaths including Daniel Thema, aged about one mile from Goal Hope, with service notes and lodge affiliations. Also mentions Mr. Wn, CG. Trego, aged about seventy six, widow and daughter Mrs Dr. D. J. McKnney, funeral plans from residence Tuesday noon, Mt. Olvet cemetery. Emeline Birely, widow of Charles Morly, died at 75, funeral set with Rev. Marsh officiating. Elizabeth Burnham, 71, funeral in Lutheran cemetery conducted by Rev. Keller.
A surprise party honored Miss Chiydia Staley last evening with games music and refreshments. Organizers included Miss Mollie Echoll Miss Kotla Ranneberger and Mr Edward Dyer. A separate gathering at Miss Catharine Bruner Wolfsville marked a social event with many attendees. Geo Kine Kitt hosted a birthday party with dress and refreshments noted.
The Maryland Court of Appeals decided three more cases yesterday. Governor Brown plans a visit to the Naval Academy at Annapolis next Tuesday. A man named Thomas Thompson, colored, was hanged at Chestertown for murder. A carriage accident near Lengies Station injured four people including Miss Nettle Brown.
A garbled 19th century recipe fragment describes dainty molded cakes made by stamping pound cake and filling with jam, then glazing with sugar and lemon. It also outlines a macaroni and cheese dish using pasta boiled in water with cheese folded in, and notes on serving and garnish.
Readers explore upholstery craft with intricate table mats and chairs, admire Roman embroidery, and view a white fishnet accent. A cheap disinfectant tip highlights permanganate of potash for drains and rooms. A Gothic Grecian monument honors Sidney Boteler, as a column notes tend to aging and health remedies like Hostetter’s Bitters.
Our new embroidery line debuts in Frederick with Cambrie Swiss and Natasook fabrics in narrow and extra wide widths. White aprons priced at 23, 23, and 35 cents. first Mattinga invoice arrived this week.
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