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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1894
Page
2
Madame recalls Marie a village beauty torn between two admirers and a convent friend. Marie loves both Lefroy and a rival, but chooses neither, prompting a dramatic pursuit, a torn family, and a wedding that never seems certain.
A historical note recalls 21565 era fines by country gentry for servant faults. Fines ranged from a penny for leaving a door open to beds unmade and missing parchments. A custom barred entry during meals with heavy fines, implying sunlit meals were held to high standard.
Deer Park on the Allegheny crest at 3000 feet offers delightful day and night atmosphere pure water winding roads and picturesque scenery. The hotel includes conveniences for entertainment and comfort. Electric lighting covers hotel grounds and adjacent area. Six miles away is Oakland and OsKinsnd twin resort with similar amenities. The Baltimore and Ohio line provides seasonal excursion tickets at reduced rates with one way options from St Louis Louisville Cincinnati Chicago and other points to Deer Park Mountain Lake Park or Oakland. Formal hotel rate details available from manager George D. De i Shieds Deer Park or Oakland Garrett County Maryland.
A note on the presence of about four hundred self made millionaires in the nation and how their arrival supports the idea that the United States remains a magnet for wealth and opportunity.
An advertisement asserts TestTime NIALS published for Hood's Sarsaparilla are as reliable as recommendations from a trusted neighbor. The claim positions the product alongside familiar neighborhood trust in a persuasive civic tone.
Collected notes on road rollers versus wheel tires for dirt and gravel surfaces. Advises broad tires on wagons and five ton rollers to compact and smooth roadbeds, with guidance on timing after graders and moisture adjustments. Also discusses Ecuador’s poor roads and Malden Massachusetts street improvements, plus a copper plate engraving price list.
A Hagerstown Mail interview with major peach growers outlines limited fruit hope this season. J M Brower expects several thousand bushels from North Mountain and Winchester orchards, while J P Rahauser notes 4000 bushels from Heath Clings and Salways with 20,000 trees in Greencastle valley. Carload quantities fall short due to the Peach Belt disease, late frosts, and poor Bear crop. smaller growers anticipate around 1500 bushels, but the South Mountain orchards largely won’t bear.
County items report a lightning strike killed a valuable cow owned by Jesse Ellis on Monday night of last week. Other notes mention Children's Day services at St Luke's Lutheran Church and Mt Zion Lutheran and ReformEd churches, improving health of Annie Culler, sickness of Liddy Stone, and local fence work. Also updates from New Marbet and surrounding area including visitors, hotel guests, and a large love feast at the German Baptist church.
An English writer predicts a coming great war possibly by 1899 and surveys global powers. He notes naval buildup in Russia France Spain Germany Italy and concerns over disarmament and civilian upheaval while urging a future peace league led by English speaking nations to enforce arbitration.
A disjointed miscellany cites Sleep aids from tuce and onions, a Dutch-like isle Socotia near Aden, a detective Ferrett, a Barnwell County memory feat, a century sect claiming Adam’s book, and moral maxims. It notes Broadway hotel rents, Madagascar’s prime minister sentenced for life, and a misfired Africa trade idea. Also recalls a risky surgical operation removing a thigh from Writhact Gibus at Boston hospital.
W.T. Deaplaine, special representative at the News Office Fredeleice offers a clearance of bicycles and parts. Numerous Diamond Rambler and Greyhound tires listed with prices ranging from 25 to 75 dollars, including frames, wheels, and accessories.
After Sunday November 13 train departures change. Daily 5 45 AM service to Baltimore War Stations Cumberland Philadelphia New York with some exceptions for Winchester Harford and Way Stations. Some trains run to Washington Philadelphia New York Keyser Lexington Harper’s Ferry Cincinnati and Pittsburg with varying Sunday exclusions.
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