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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1894
Page
6
A facet of fashion notes lace trends with Veiled references to neapolitan braids and black lace hats edged with jet spangles. The piece discusses material origins, impracticalities of ostrich plumes, and the moving vogue toward yellow and black colorways with muted emphasis on American-made goods and delicate trims.
The article surveys French and American sensibilities on beauty and style, noting decorative touches in everyday life such as ribbons and gowns. It then shifts to medical advertising for Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds, promising refunds if the remedy fails, with trial bottles available at Albert Bee Apothecary and sizes 50c and $1.00.
The article explains establishing the roadway center line with bolts 25 feet apart and building side stakes to mark excavation edges. It prescribes a six inch depth for ordinary roads, with slope adjustments from center to sides. in soft ground, deepen outer edges and use field stones to prevent road material from sinking, noting methods by B Potter in Good Roads.
Center county supervisors adopt regular road repair crews to supervise and maintain roads across townships. They plan district division with contracted workers to prevent flood damage and ongoing neglect, reducing annual wasteful expense.
Fragments show a rural road tax discussion and local remarks by Prof L Higgins. Also a Norfolk area note on Nelson in Kingville praising Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with refund guarantee. Rambler Bicycles advertise at the News Office.
County notes from Gaithersburg Tarrytown and nearby detail Sunday School union events at Boyds Md and schedules for the fourth of July convention with speakers W H S Smith J W Steele and Frank L Middleton plus local church activities and small town news including deaths and a fire at James D Baines mill and visits by residents from Washington Westminster and Frederick
A fragment from New York World recalls a mistaken encounter with a dancer and a mistaken delivery of items by a bellhop and clerk. The dialogue references a Washington Star impersonation and a recurring error that could bill costs to an account.
An exchange between an attorney and a homely old maid reveals a disputed birth date. The old maid states she was born in 1856, while the attorney presses for a precise date and era. The dialogue ends with a prompt to cite the News as the source.
A vivid narration describes a boating trip from Honolulu toward Pearl Harbor, detailing the coast from Barber's Point to Pearl City. Observers note wildlife, plantations, rice fields, and the evolving harbor as potential U S Pacific outpost. The prose blends scenic imagery with strategic implications for Pearl Harbor and nearby settlements.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best and most reliable medicine, promising effective relief for various ailments and presenting Hood's as the cure.
A New England home designed by Palliser Palliser & Co presents a plano exterior with a picturesque, comfortable aesthetic. Priced around $3,000, it offers strong city views from both nearby towns and is set in a popular country town whose hotels fill in summer with city visitors.
A detailed description of a rural two story dwelling outlines stair design for safety and space, with emphasis on front stairs, sliding doors, and fireplaces. It notes lack of water closet, earth closet in rear hall, cheerful dining room, connecting kitchen and veranda, a lighted pantry, and a Georgia pine interior finish. Exterior painted in slate gray with black trim. Cost listed at 2595 dollars.
The seven day period saw temperatures 4 to 7 degrees above normal with uneven rainfall. Harvests begin mid month in Western Maryland while oats, hay, and wheat yields vary by county. overall crop prospects show good wheat color and potential, but drought stress and heat impact some regions including Garrett and Frederick counties.
Fragmented OCR describes bedroom decoration featuring rose patterns and color themes. The text mentions mignonette and rose motifs with oil tones, aiming for a fashionable look. legibility is poor but implies a period interior design trend in flowers and color palettes.
The New York Post reports a band on the scene showing slow swing as the lead performers and the main act remain nearly stationary, highlighting a peculiar stage moment and the crowd's reaction to the quiet tempo.
The ad proclaims Rambler bicycles from Fearanteeh California as safer stronger and easier to ride due to corrugated G and J pneumatic tires. It promises healthier eyes and happier lives through riding and invites readers to try them at the New office.
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