19 Jul 1884
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1884
Page
1
Fragmented notice shows rates for newspaper advertising and submission guidelines. Mentions per line pricing, publication details, and contact cues. The garbled text references terms like weekly publication rate, care of an office, and miscellaneous timing hints.
The article argues Governor Cleveland represents a decisive presidential choice this year, praising his integrity and administrative reform. It cites Republican opposition and party factions, asserting Cleveland’s independence and effectiveness as a reformer likely to unite voters who cannot accept Blaine.
Lex Branco, ally of Presidents Arthur, says the President failed to secure a nomination due to lacking real ability. He notes ill health, disengagement, and quiet behavior at the White House. Rumors of Blaine support and doubts about Grant resurface amid financial woes of a relative.
Rear Admiral Nichols and Gen Hansen held talks on bringing the Greely party survivors to Portland for safer climate. Commander Sehler urged transporting the group to the city amid preparations and family notices, with ships described offshore awaiting time to move them.
A humorous verse from Chivazu News recounts a summer scene with Ben Butler, a judge, and Judee Nomination. The poem satirizes courtship and social expectations, ending with Judee riding away rather than facing her family’s disapproval.
A disjointed verse fragment laments the dreary winter and blighted love. The speaker’s sorrow fills a bleak mood with images of withered trees, cold seas, and life's emptiness as hope vanishes.
A Special to the York Post reports Gen Carey lecturing on temperance at Park Street. William Lowe, a Halifax liquor dealer and prominent Freemason, was among the audience. After the talk Lowe reached his home and died two hours later, his friends attributing the death to the emotional impact of the speech and his prior hesitation to continue selling liquor.
How to tell when cantaloupes are ripe by stem and firmness. A heavy melon is not spongy and a strong skin scent signals ripeness. Bite the stalk to test bitterness, note that some salt or pepper aids digestion while sugar hinders it. Household tips from Ex.
A dubious claims advertisement extols Electric Bitters as the best remedy for liver complaints bile disorders and urinary issues. It promises quick relief with guaranteed satisfaction or money back and lists Garratt & Steel as sellers at a modest price.
Baltimore Sun reports Valentine Fritz, about 67, dying from a peculiar wound at his home. He was found on a viaduct steps with a two inch nail protruding from the skull, believed self inflicted. Doctors note the depth could not result from a fall and Fritz remains unconscious and partially paralyzed.
The New York Law of Thursday reports a planned labor stoppage by city building trades on Monday as bricklayers press for a nine hour day. Local unions, numbering about 2500, with 5000 employers, face a potential nationwide ripple as eight unions prepare to walk out after meetings with the Ross Builders and Masons Association.
Advice urges avoiding any fruit that is undeveloped spoiled or contaminated as impure fruit is described as aiding cholera. If apples peaches or pears cannot be naturally ripe readers should not eat fruit at all to protect health.
Claiming to cure low spirits loss of appetite debility and bilious disorders Electric Bitters is advertised as restoring life strength and activity. Sold in bottles before Garrott Steele at fifty cents per bottle with assurances of rapid improvement and relief from pain and misery.
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