10 Jul 1884
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1884
Page
1
Public notice outlines advertising rates for six lines and sixteenth headings, 25 cents per week, with proportionate rates for longer ads. Mentions Army post and Mrs. Ann Ca nner south, indicating local notices and notices of sales or bids.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions lands and derauchy with a reference to telephone exchange and members. No clear event, person, or place to identify a coherent news item.
Buckian s Arnica Salve touted as the greatest medical remedy warranted to speedily cure rheumatism ulcers salt rheum piles chilblains corns and various skin eruptions with a money back guarantee. 25 cents per box for sale by RE Steele.
Physicians note the remarkable discovery King s New Discovery for Consumption and throat and lung diseases is daily caring patients deemed beyond help. Hundreds of our best practitioners are using it in their practice. Trials were held at local drugstore venues amid growing public interest.
A mixed excerpt discusses the unit rule and debates over Congress, deputy selection, and the role of party. contrasts nationalist duty with foreign meddling, citing responses to Blaine and concerns about Britain, France, and Chinese tensions. It notes the value of prioritizing domestic interests and noninterference while reflecting on a Philadelphia newspaper view.
Fragmented OCR text depicts Marviard in a paradisiacal scene with angers and a man just back from a fishing trip displaying fish. A feaierman hears a confession of partial fishing and idle talk as a line splits the scene. The passage is garbled with random words and placeholders, offering no clear event or dates.
A long-winded critique argues that Britain and France meddle in Egypt and Tonquin, praising Disraeli era moves like the Suez deal while warning Americans to mind their own business. It notes Peaconsfield and French Tonquin policy as echoes of British practice and hints at broader imperial misadventures.
In Atlanta Mrs. C F Coleman, wife of the cotton factory superintendent, demonstrates a mysterious power similar to Lulu Hurst and Miss Mattie Lee Price. At a Young Men's Christian Association gathering she causes a chair to twist, a stick to move, a table to rise, and a walking cane to lift a table on two legs, while observers see no trickery and declare her power extraordinary.
The latest arrivals at the principal hotels include J. C. Robinson F. W. Hovemier W. T. McDowell Sami H. Grafton Chas F Carroll Lewis Samuel Patrick Ward and many others from cities like Baltimore Philadelphia Pittsburg Tanover Wash C Chambershore and Martinsburg plus 29 more from the county. A CrofSenna Figs laxative advertisement concludes the notice.
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