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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1895
Page
2
The plan prescribes tea or coffee sweetened with a saccharine tablet, omitting oil from aaled dressing. After breakfast, exercise daily regardless of weather, keep the mouth closed while walking, ride a bicycle to reduce hips, and bathe every 24 hours.
Frederick honors its oldest resident Jesiah Mealey of South Market Street a venerable gentleman in his ninety fifth year with strong memory and clear character though eyesight and hearing wane a lifelong resident since 1820 he remains active in health and respected by all. Property deeds list transfers: Anna M Molesworth to A Jackson Clay for a New Market lot 750 dollars John F Burk to Jesse Clay Frederick county real estate 225 dollars John T Lewis to Barah A real estate Frederick county Anns M Molesworth to John N Clay Frederick county 5 dollars and premises Casper Mantz sheriff to Joseph Woods Frederick county 500 dollars and premises
Mrs Catharine Flinn died yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock near New Market from cancer. She was 52. Her funeral was held this afternoon at 8 o clock with interment at Carmel. Samuel Titlow, a city lineman, has been released from the sick list and is able to be out again.
A parchment recounts 18th century frontier deeds of Jacob and Lewis Wetzel and brothers Adam and Andrew Poe. The text details hunts, duels, river pursuits, and savage encounters with Wyandots along Fishing Creek and near Wheeling, with dramatic escapes and fatal combats illustrating the frontier struggle in colonial America.
Mrs Mary Norris and her daughter visit Mr Wbmith Jr near Frederick. Wier Clda Refon of Baltimore visits Mrs Irandle. Miss Ells Spieley of Sykeaville guest of Mrs J N Maynard. Mr John E McVahan and Miss Pearce of Baltimore visit Mrs Jane Rhodes. Mrs Busan Wal z returns from Frederick. Miss Hendrickson leaves for Moorefield. Georgie Walker of Baltimore visits Mt. Eliza Wood. Frank Echison and family from Baltimore visit his father. Montgomery Co residents visit P A Griffith. Chesaley of Montgomery Co in town for Sandy Springs business. Miss Brish of Frederick stays with Addie Sponseller. Edith Ruey of Annapolis at Miss Annie Russell’s. Yellow Springs notes on huckleberry season and dangers. Mrs John D Shankle injures foot on shoe tack. Bertha Palmer returns to Billerton after visit.
James T. Richards, division superintendent, asks President Nicolson to approve a mower for Wil Mamieport level canal beds where seven feet of grass impede boat passage. The two knife arrangement would operate on separate pivots to prevent choking, enabling faster service with less downtime. The plan aims to begin cutting the grass midweek, pending company approval.
Miss Mabel Whitman of Baltimore celebrated her birthday last evening at the Misses Quynn home on East Patrick Street. The gathering included a group of young people enjoying social games and refreshments. A notice praises Shilon's Cure for a crouped baby and promotes Kares C.over Root Tea with sales by Albert L. Pearre.
A 19th century pamphlet from Shakers touts a cordial said to cure diseases by digesting food and toning the system. The claim highlights immediate relief after the first dose and a supposed permanent cure with continued use, urging readers to obtain the pamphlet from drug stores.
Ahistoric Atlantic coast ship and agricultural protection meeting adopted resolutions urging Congress to extend protective measures to agriculture to balance tariffs with shipping and farming. Notables from Cramp Philadelphia and Pusey Wilton attended, calling for equitable treatment and national policy alignment.
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