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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1894

Page

6

Bethesda M E Church Service Draws Large Crowd

County correspondence notes a funeral at Bethesda M E Church drawing about fifteen hundred attendees. Bethesda Lodge Good Templars escort, with Rev. J W Steele and Rev B F Kinchey leading services. Epworth League to form next Tuesday. local Prohibition convention influence noted.

Browningstille Stly Aerta Mersi Bethesda M. EL Bethesda Lodge Independent Order of Good Templars Decessed Fowerslic Frederick Montgomery Sed Roward Regena Messie J. J. Blefeld Rice G W. Tyson F. J. Lewis F. W. Watkiss Seppington Grane J. W. Steele B F. Kinchey M. P Bethesda M. E Montromery Hazerstown

Ladiesburg Notes From July Including Local Visits

Mrs. Kelly of Baltimore visited Mrs. John Smith. Miss L. O. Martz returned from Hocky Ridge. Lizzie Sager and Annie Fogie visited relatives near New Midway. John Smith lost a valuable cow. The canning factory prospers in town. Mrs. Anna Fogle visited daughter near Johnsville. Rain is badly needed as vegetation suffers.

Ladiesburg Kelly Baltimore John Smith L. O. Martz Hocky Ridge Lizzie Sager Annie Fogie New Midway Biss Molle Fogle Anna Fogle John ©. Smith Johnsville

Midway Notes On Health Weather And A Near Lightning Strike

Mr Abraham Long near Oak Hill is reported very fit. Missina Barrack of New Midway is sick along with Mrs Doctor Wagner of Woodsboro who is improving. New Midway post office moved from Batts to Renner store. Feanie Lack returns home early due to daughter's child death. Farmers threshing grain and hauling to warehouse. Lightning struck a large tree near Geo F Nichols home and damaged a window frame as Mrs Nichols felt the shock but could not spell.

Midway Abraham Long Oak Hill Missina Barrack New Midway Doctor Wagner Woodsboro Afilton D. Batts Geo. L Renner Feanie Lack Washington Geo. F_ Nichols

Repairs After Lightning Hit Porch At Dr Hillearys

In Peterstille on July 18 a note reports Lorenzo Gardzti repairing damage on Dr J W Hillearys front porch caused by a past lightning strike and planning further back porch work as part of local renovations. An aging village landmark is being removed from its site amid community effort to replace and rebuild standards.

Peterstille Mire Patrick Giesson Bran St. Marya B. C. Cemetz Lorenzo & Gardzti J. W. Hilleary Jarces BR. Ferrell Iste Christian Fridinger Jerome Wim. Fletcher Hater Congregational Meet Jng Anns. Boffmen Mies Laura Ekvins Miz Carrie Sigler

Local News Notes and Weddings in Kensington and Rocky Ridge

Fragments recount August 4 picnics, a Burnt Mills marriage at home with Rev. Waters officiating, and a White Sulphur Springs trip. Highlights include rail-of-week weather in Rocky Ridge, community services, a store burglary, visitors from Washington and Philadelphia, and plans for church events and harvest progress amid a drought.

Chevy Chase Carrick & Dalim

General Gordon’s Senate Speech Lights Up Loyalty

The July 10 1894 Chicago Inter Ocean notes General Gordon of Georgia sparked a fiery display of loyalty in the Senate praising law and order against anarchy amid Debs and Kyle sympathies. It recalls Gordon’s Civil War service and bond with Grant, predicting Southern support in case of rebellion.

General Gordon Senate Chicago Inter-Ocean United States Senate Georgia Debs Pelfer-Kyle Confederacy Lberty Gordon Stars and Stripes Grant Seart Gecersi Inter Ocean

Health and nerve relief with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters

Excerpted ad copy touts Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for nervous debility, insomnia, poor digestion, constipation, and cramps. It claims daily use improves vitality, sleep, appetite, and overall health through a tonic effect on the nervous system.

Dr King New Life Pils advertised by Garrett Pearros Drug Store

Fragmented ad copy touts Dr Hines Nips and New Life Pils with bold claims. Investigates a free trial and mail in offer to Garrett & Pearros Drug Store with unclear terms and garbled wording.

Dr. Hines Buckien & Co Dr. King New Life Pils Garrett & Pearros Ing

Summer Time Cooking Tips for the Hot Months

The article advises efficient summer cooking using gas or oil stoves, emphasizing simple, appetizing meals. It covers breakfast with fruit, rolls, tea, and light dishes. luncheon with bread, salads, and cold meats. and dinner emphasizing minimal heating, seafood, lamb, and summer vegetables. Desserts include custards, puddings, and fruit with cream.

Ladies’ Home Journal

Addressing Women Authors and Mrs Chant in News Style

A Worcester Gazette writer argues for consistent use of Mrs Battles or Mrs Aguecheek in articles and correspondence. He notes the risk of mis addressing a woman who uses her maiden name with her husband’s surname, and the awkwardness of whether to greet Miss Aguecheek or Mrs Aguecheek.

Worcester Gazette Sarah Battles Sarah Viola Maria Aguecheek Mise Aguecheek Mrs. Ague

Paving Streets Could Cut Urban Transport Costs

William Fortune argues in Paving and Municipal Engineering that paving streets acts as an investment yielding large savings. He compares costs of transportation, maintenance, and traction across materials, estimating substantial fiscal benefits from well paved streets and quantifying potential decade-long savings in street haulage nationwide.

William Fortune

Prospecting for Coal Near Cherry Run by Hunter Party

Hammond Hunter of Martineburg leads a prospecting party to search for anthracite coal near Cherry Run at Devil's Nose six miles from Cherry Run station. Frank Baker heads the working group as they survey the North Mountain deposits hoping to locate a paying vein to boost railroad coal supplies.

Hammond Hunter Martineburg Cherry Run New York Devil’s Nose Hunter North Mountain Frank Baker

Few Columbian Stamps Left At Baltimore Post Office

The supply of Columbian postage stamps in the Baltimore post office is nearly exhausted cashier Schneeberger reported yesterday only a few assorted stamps remain after the other denominations were sold. No more Columbian stamps will be issued once current stock is sold. The issue began in 1895 in denominations of 1 2 3 4 5 10 15 30 and 50 cents and many have been bought by collectors worldwide.

Rocky Ridge Gorge W. Whitmore Mount Tabor Church Aills Diffends Danville Virginia Exits Ling George W. Berrick F. Eichelberger Dayton Qalo WM. E. Eichelberger Warren KE. Damuth Thurmont Alice Society Barb Schneeberger Baltimore

First Baltimore Hose Company Engine Alpha Passed to City

The Alpha steam fire engine, owned by the First Baltimore Hose Company on McClellan's alley, was bought by the city when the fire department was organized.

Baltimore First Baltimore Hose Company McClelan’s Alley

Hood's Sarsaparilla Says It Cures When Others Fail

An advertisement proclaims Hood's Sarsaparilla as possessing unique curative power. It warns to be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla, implying relief when all other preparations fail.

Hood

Railway union rivalry cited in labor dispute

The piece argues that a clash among railway unions is engineered by managers of the American Railway Union to elevate itself and undermine rivals. It claims unity is needed across railway workers, condemns the European Railway Union for seeking sympathy strikes, and notes blockades by Debs linked lines near Wagner cars in the Vanderbilt system.

Wageet Saffer Pulman American Railway Union Debs Wagner Cleveland Cinernesto Chicago St. Louis Lake Shore Michigan Central Northwestern Vanderbilt

Children Teeth Watch Your Children Shut Their Teeth

A New York dentist urges parents to train children to keep the lower jaw inside or level with the upper teeth. He says proper teeth closure preserves facial lines and prevents an aging lower jaw as facial muscles weaken. Begin reforming any forty year habit today.

New York

Meerschaum origins and pipe bowl transformation

A letter explains meerschaum is not sea froth but clay from beds in the earth found in Turkey and Hungary. The substance is white and soft, cut like cheese, and bowls appear ivory at first then mellow brown as tobacco oil is absorbed during use.

St. Louis Globs-Democrat Tuckey Hungary

Sewing Screen Novel Use as Door Panel and Organizer

A sewing screen for any door in the house combines novelty with utility. It features a chintz or cretonne covered frame, one plain side, and a pockets side with braided lattice for storing items. Long wires hold spools of cotton and silk securely, making all sewing necessities readily accessible inside the frame.

Gilbert and Sullivan in San Francisco Comic Opera Adventure

Vocal soloist George Frothingham recalls a misprinted two act program for a Three Acts Comic Opera in San Francisco. Audiences cheered through multiple curtain calls as the cast delivered an exuberant performance despite the printing error and a longer run than expected.

San Francico George Frothingham Pty Cranene Boston

Novel Mud Bath Treatment at Homb Spa Described

A New York Times account details a mud bath regimen at a spa near Homb where patients lie in mud several inches thick then sweat under hot blankets, move to a hot sulphur bath, and rest on warmed beds. The process, repeated for about 20 days, is claimed to aid rheumatism with mud sourced from a mountain site and aged in sulphur waters.

Homb Paris New York Times

Floor Cushions and Home Craft Tips with Turkish Covers

The article describes floor cushions in bright striped Turkish tapestry covers filled with excelsior and leather bases for durability. It offers Harper's Bazar home making steps including foundation, filling, and covering, plus variations like flat cushions and stamped leather options. It also mentions long curtains trimming and a legal note about the 1994 acts banning Woodcock possession between December 24 and June 15.

Harper's Bazar

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