Moon Phases and Weather Forecasts from 1884
A fragmented 19th century column discusses moon phases, a humorous note on vacuum and correspondence, and a mix of health tips. It cites ex presidents Harrison and Har ton, debates on ex-presidents’ roles, and muses on future summers, sun activity, and predictions for 1884 with references to 1883 patterns and weather expectations.
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United Sisters
Missouri
Mississippi
Current Comment on Workplace Focus and Home Balance
A clipped note discusses balancing home life with office duties, urging clear boundaries to prevent work from intruding into personal space and suggesting practical steps for maintaining separation between work and home. It emphasizes disciplined routines and mindful scheduling.
June Weather and Baseball Then and Now
A June scene described with seasonal temperance hints and home comforts. The piece notes overcoats and furnace heat, a fragile balance between success and setback in baseball, and how early leaders can fall behind, highlighting sharp contests and skillful play shaped by chance.
Public Opinion on Age Limits for Teachers
The Selarr Times argues the new law barring under eighteens from teaching will sideline young instructors, claiming teachers should be chosen by school authorities based on fitness rather than age. The Midland Journal editorializes that reform must come from voters, faulting both major parties for perpetuating bad legislation and urging the people to demand change.
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Selarr Times
Oung Lsdy
The
Midland Journal
Local Logie and Snippets From City Life
A collage of quotations and local commentary from Frederick’s scene includes Health Officer Dr. Smith urging ordinance observance for city health, remarks on roads aiding market reach, notes on youth bugle practice, East Patrick street bicycle rides, a Bentztown Bard verse on summer signs, weather impacts on the river, carp flooding effects, decline of baseball enthusiasm, and a teaser about a Emily Bronte portrait death mask satire by Charles E. Cassel.
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Emily Bronte
Charles E. Cassel
Taurmont
A Song of Summer in Early Dawn Verse
Currents of verse describe summer waking at daybreak with dew and light. Poised imagery of May and June, sun and birds, Pan and Echo, and a meadow bright with music and love. The piece celebrates nature, seasonal transition, and the joyous mood of early summer.
News of the Churches in Mt Pleasant Area
The Presbyterian Sunday school meets next Saturday with Presiding Elder Wheeler leading. Reformed church groups host a congregation reception Thursday. Mt Pleasant’s Reformed Missionary Society marks its thirteenth anniversary with Philomathean Society members guiding the program. Obituaries note Josiah Harp and Elizabeth Routzahn with several local figures attending. Hotel arrivals list travelers from Baltimore to Hagerstown and nearby towns. Funeral services set for local residents. summer prayer and service changes at St Marys and All Saints.
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Presbyterian
Wheeler
Guild of the Reformed Church
The
Reformed Missionary Society
E. B. Eschbach
Evangelical Reformed Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Infant Co
Loy
8. B. Barnitz
Home Missions
Lutheran Church
Osborne Ingle
Bet
All Sainte Episcopal
St. Marys
Chris Mission
Reformed Missionary Society of
Mt. Pleasant
Philomathean Literary Society
Mt. Pleasant Society
Pioneer Missionary Society
Cause of Home and Foreign Missions
Shhulenberger
Edward Rockey
Philomsathesn Society
M. P. Richards
Hawaiian Islands
Philomathean Society
CG. A. Thomas
Ephraim I. Zimmerman
Josiah Harp
Myersville
Elder Stauffer
Washington County
Dunkard Chapel
Elizabeth Routzahn
North Market Street
G. J. Doll
Joseph Gronise
Frank Steiner
David Castle
W.F. Chilton
Chas. E. DeGrange
Hasskarl
Mr. Olivet Cemetery
F. Schroeder
Howard Brachey
Lime Kiln
W. M. Strayer
Edward Hartman
Thomas Fisher
Edward Plummer
Lee Butcher
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
A. T. Rice & Sons
Ring Found Hidden in Parsonage Floor and Rail Robbery Sentences
A ring lost 38 years ago was found under the flooring of the Grace Lutheran parsonage on Pennsylvania Avenue and sent to Halloway in Mifflintown. In Carrell County Circuit Court Benjamin Cephas received three years for larceny of a watch, Martin E. Fitze four years for bacon theft, Henry Williams nine years, and Robert Lewis with Charles Hamilton eight years for obstructing Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tracks. Williams, a leader, received an extra year.
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Cerreil Oventy
Buchater
Upton M
Pleasent Valley
Ram Sway
Myers
H.C. Way
Grace Lutheran
Church, Westminster
Charles Schaeffer
Fennsylvenis Avenue
Halloway
Miffintown
Carrell County
Benjamin Cephas
Martin E. Fitze
Bacon
Henry Williams
Robert Lewis
Charles Hamilton
Baltimore and Ohio
Williams
Cultivate the Corn With Efficient Two Horse Cultivator
Farmers learn to keep soil mellow and weed free as corn ground crusts over. A two horse sulky cultivator with steel harrow teeth stirs soil without furrowing, then thinning to two stalks per hill. Four to five acres can be cultivated daily with light steel gear, guiding timely cultivation through the growing season. Gaithersburg town officials update and Republican delegates named. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad ends the piece.
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Malesa
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Catoctin
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D. W.shorb
Sarah
Jonathan Riser
Cumberland
Jonathan Eiser
East Third Street
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George Brust
Amilton Cindsay
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Hamilton Lindsay
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Wilson
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Noah E Cramer
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J. Alfred Bitter
Commercial Law & Collections
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Frederick City
J. W. Snallivan
Monrovia
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Frick Company
Wayairo
John Somber
Poole
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Frederick, Md
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Old Milla
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