18 Jul 1895
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1895
Page
1
A collage of local 1880s items notes summer heat rhythms and fairs led by the Frederick agricultural fair with plans and praise for local women’s work. It recalls Onteaxeia drainage agitation and a July rain query, plus a Farrel case acquittal expectation and Mrs Parrall’s poisoning acquittal.
Birmingham Age-Herald notes that the Democratic Party is recovering morale after last year’s defeat. It argues hard times ease, anti inflation sentiment fades, and voters shift toward the party in power, recalling past panics and electoral losses to claim favorable odds for next year.
A patchwork of local notes from Frederick area includes praise for large religious conventions, remarks on late summer weather and crop impact, and commentary on political nomination races. Poetic reflections on cobbles in Frederick town and advocacy for a proposed Frederick and Middletown railroad appear alongside praise for local bands and a call to support regional cultural life.
A fragmentary, period style verse pair contrasts a cheerfully mocked modern girl with a solemn sea prayer. The first piece depicts a girl’s boasts and lively slang, while the second presents a sailor's plea for guidance and safe passage through tempest and death.
Malicious person poisons a fine dog belonging to Mr Harry McHenry of West Seventh street. Mr John F Best near this city loses three young horses to death. another animal faces disease. Mr Frank Echoll leaves Frederick to join the King’s Valley Band at Mt Airy temperance plans. Catholic clock repaired and in good order. Howard county hay crop injured by rain. National Forestern convention in Cleveland will discuss erecting a monument in Clifton Park Baltimore to Francis Scott Key. A three year old boy killed by trolley car in Baltimore. Beware those who boast or lack merit. One hundred Fresh Air Society children sent from Baltimore to the country. Peaches shipped from Washington county orchards. Everett Stanton Beall of Rockville has a story accepted by a leading magazine titled Uncle Sebentsen’s Contribution. Huckleberry pickers burn North Mountain to clear berries for higher prices. Summer excursions and vacation days pass. July half gone with cool weather and hopes for a good peach crop in Maryland.
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