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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1894
Page
4
The piece offers mixed notes on a sunny day, rainfall forecasts for 1894, town governance doubts, and language statistics. It mentions mariners, streets, and urban planning concerns, then pivots to English usage growing to 115 million speakers with 22 million new learners yearly, predicting universality.
Public opinion notes that residents of Baltimore are mobilizing to ensure the Centennial Exposition of 1097 reflects well on the city and its institutions. The effort aims to showcase progress and civic pride through coordinated efforts and community support.
A garbled column notes a Kansan petition for pardon involving a robber’s daughter seeking financial aid to travel to Topeka, plus a local Batesville peanut club tale with peanut ball games and spilt sentences. Also mentions an author’s delayed magazine publication and a note on staged fame in newspapers.
A compilation of brief rural opinions and quotes from readers including Hon M J Grove Frank Bacghman Mary Jane and a market scribe. Notes praise for the Young Men's Catholic Union and comments on the South’s future as a garden spot with calls to unity and progress.
A poetic fragment collection presents weathered lines on fate love and night. The piece evokes storms quiet nights and tender farewells with imagery of moonlight rose winds and distant har mony. An author credit Mazraa McOviioce Williams appears in the closing line.
Midgetown Register reports two youths in a road cart passing Brent dock toll without paying. They refused to identify themselves. Grumbine pursued to Middletown, where Justice Hanver heard they attended Hot Springs Medicine Company event and planned to pay toll on return. Fine set at five dollars each, but released after claiming funds.
The Epworth League sociable at the M E Church last evening drew an immense audience with standing room gone. The program featured a March by 36 young ladies, recitations by Edgar Moore and Hammond Groner, choruses The Farmer's Boy and Ye Olden Times, a duet Matrimonial Sweets, and a Swing Low encore. Decorations were pretty and credit due to the program organizers. An enjoyable Trinity Methodist Church sociable followed with prayer, solos, recitations, and ice cream and cake provided by the ladies.
James Nichols a worthy colored man living with Mr Elias Potterfield Brunswick died Monday of consumption. He was buried Tuesday at Peteraville. A Feese & Bro. had charge of the funeral. Mrs Danner Martha Danner wife of the late Joseph Danner died at Emmitsburg at ninety three. She leaves one daughter and five sons. Mrs Meixell widow of George Meixell mother of Mrs David Cover Thurmont had been ill and died Monday. Interred in U B cemetery Wednesday.
The Philomathens Literary Society met at their headquarters last evening. Afr. Charles Waters was named acting secretary. A Fourth of July plan update was shared and judged important for a large turnout. The debate favored the affirmative that lack of confidence caused the recent panic. Congressional Record volumes were donated to the library. The notary portion of the program was omitted.
Mr and Mrs James Roberts issue wedding invitations for Olive Roberts to J E Pyles on Wednesday June 13 at their Paxson Virginia home. After June 14 the couple will live at Poolesville Maryland. Mr and Mrs George A Dean announce the marriage of their daughter Marian Reynolds to Frank Eugene Mainhart of New York on Tuesday evening June 19 at the Presbyterian Church.
Laura Richhe was arrested on the Baltimore and Ohio line for disorderly conduct. Judge Eckstein imposed a $2.60 fine, paid without issue. A man calling himself Robert Curtan was taken to the House of Correction by Officer Brengle for six months. Dr. Lloyd T. Macgill Jr. sent to Hagerstown to arrange headquarters for the United Fire Company during a firemen’s demonstration.
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At the May examinations sixty one applicants appeared for teachers certificates. Twenty one sought first grade and forty sought second grade. Several names qualified for first grade on dates in November. A subset of registrants qualified for second grade, but many are under legal age to teach according to the General Assembly law.
Brunswick Herald reports two severe electrical storms struck Tuesday night. First storm at 8 pm caused power and telephone outages. second at 3 am featured vivid lightning and booming thunder, shaking houses and flooding streets. Lightning hit W S Fisher residence in Weener's Addition, roof spared fire, four telephone poles along Staple avenue struck. Residents wary of fire as rain fell heavily.
Roy Sponseller of New Market shatters a rival speed record on Rambier at the Fair Grounds in the morning, clocking a half mile in 1 minute 29.3 seconds on his mount Wo8 Rambier. He’s new to the track and a strong training couple could push toward two minutes on a proper bicycle course. Silver from Frederick also posted a 40 second quarter and equaled Sponseller’s half mile. Timers G W Smith and his son. The report notes festival receipts from Junlox Hall Catholic church event with many tables and totals around 55 dollars in various contributions, plus substantial cream table earnings and overall receipts of 552.38 against expenses 26.15.
Arrivals at the Ross more Atlantic City include Mr. Chas W F Cashoar and wife from Frederick and Rev L T Lampe and wife from Lancaster both newly married and honeymooning at the seashore. Also mentioned are Rev Cap Hartsock and brother of the Rosamore visiting old friends. Hood's Sarsaparilla praised as a blood purifier curing many disorders.
The article promotes Paine’s celery compound as a remedy for stronger nerves and blood. It claims improved complexion, skin clarity, weight gain, and energy for women and men, with physicians and parents endorsing it for liver kidney and stomach health as well as overall vitality. It positions the product as a modern medical breakthrough and a cure for tiredness and nervous ailments.
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