Daily News Steam of 19th Century Ad Colonies
The Daily News notes subscription details and mail rates, urges readers to request exchanges, and highlights that ads and news can be sent day or night. It includes moon phase data and a skeptical view of political shifts, praising Philadelphia papers for governance hopes and predicting more ‘burials’ of Senator German in political prose.
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Tus
Peninsula Democrat
German
Gorman
East Fifth Street
Frederick
Gale
Thomas P. Rice
David S. Rice
Ars
Road upgrades boost land value along Maryland route
A former Pennsylvanian on Maryland’s Caro line County road project transformed a nearly worthless piney roadbed into a first class highway. The improved road drew demand for nearby lands now used for small fruits and vegetables. With Queen Anne’s railroad and Pennsylvania Line nearby, growers gain city access and land values rise, suggesting widespread benefits from road investment.
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Caroline County
Board of County Commissioners
Greensboro
Baltimore Herald
Macddam
Virginia
Denton
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Local memory echoes in faded harvest revisited
Fragmentary OCR echoes recall golden days of the whirring hand West as pale yellow wheat lines wait for the steel shuttle drawing them toward the future. The text hints at old Hagerstown Almanset and Gage eras, remembered by some in the sear and yellow leaf.
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Hagerstown
Gage
Machinery replaces poets with steel in grain fields
The passage contrasts old time harvest joy with modern machinery grinding labor into monotone toil. Frederick now boasts one of the best wheat crops, while farmers plan to buy store clothes and fireworks amid evolving agriculture. Admirals and medals spark political debate over memory of the war with Spain and Cervera’s chase. A Good-Ronda highway idea expands nationwide as a model for affordable improvements.
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Frederick
Baltimore Herald
Miners of Merriness and Mischief Across Papers
A collage of humorous and clipped exchanges from multiple papers shows light dialogue and quips. Characters tease about saving someone at sea, a death by own action is discussed, and playful banter touches on city life. Snappy jests cross Brooklyn Harlem Philadelphia and Chicago papers.
Harnessing nature and crops shape future prosperity
The West shows promise of abundant crops including wheat corn and cotton while European demand could boost American surplus. A Pan‑American Exposition feature highlights Niagara’s power and the vast potential of water and other mechanical energies to transform global industry into a mechanical millennium.
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Philadelphia
Buffalo
Niagara
Switzerland
Nearing harness of nature changes civilization’s course
The text argues we are closer to harnessing nature than ever, dismissing gloomy prophecies of coal exhaustion and wheat shortages. With flowing water and air currents working, civilization will advance smokeless and resourceful, taking a new upward turn.
Moments with the Mube Summer Discourse
A playful selection from the Washington Star features light verse about hot weather and birds, then Uncle Si’s opinion on craving Mandy's quince preserves over hotel fare. The piece blends humorous lines with nostalgic note on simple joys and foods that comfort the weary.
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Washington Star
Mandy
Death notices for Phillips Rothenhoefer and White
Richard Phillips diaconal clerk at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank dies at 21 at his Liberty town home after two years of service. Amy Rothenhoefer infant dies at three months. services at Olivet cemetery. Mary Elizabeth White, 75, dies at 20 West Fourth Street. funeral Friday at Asbury church.
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Richard Phillips
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank
Libertytown
Phillips
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas R. Phillips
Dr. Todd
Fairmount Cemetery
Amy Rothenhoefer
Amy May
Charles Rothenhoefer
Marasmus
Ms. Olivet Cemetery
Aky White
Mary Elizabeth White
West Fourth Street
Samuel White
Asbury Church
Communion Services Highlight County Church Weekend
County correspondence notes communion services at the U B church of Wolfsville with a large crowd praising a Sunday sermon by Rev Children. The Lutheran church plans a June 30 service at 2 30 pm. The Catoctin Band festival is set for July 13 on school grounds.
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Wolfsville
U. B
Tama O. Hoover
Charles F. Blickenstaff
Samuel 8
Grove
Lewis
Catoctin
H Harp
Jacob Baer
the Cove
Mercersburg
Baer
Kesselring
Chewasville
Sensenbaugh
Clara R. Sensenbaugh
Ellen Kefauver
Keedysville
Joseph Sensenbaugh
Paul Kline
Josiah F. Smith
James Frey
Misa Fannie Frey
Waynesboro
Diverse small items hint at crops and commerce
A scattered column highlights forecasts of better blackberry and raspberry yields as the strawberry season ends, housekeepers stocking coal before price rises, clerks appreciating longer evenings, and a rumored $1.9 million village project in New York linked to a shoe factory. Also notes promotional health tonics and cold remedies with brief claims.
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Maude
Frederick
New York State
Hostetter
Ordinance restricts dogs at large in Frederick city
Ordinance No 804 passed June 21 1893 prohibits dogs running at large within Frederick limits during July and August requiring muzzling with a wire muzzle. Impounded dogs held 48 hours for redemption. unclaimed dogs dealt with as ordinance provides. Mayor GU EDW SMITH signs. Section notice.
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Frederick
Smith
Boschee's German Syrup Promoted by Dr Boschee
A German syrup lauded as a premier cough and lung remedy by Dr A Boschee a renowned physician It claims rapid relief cure and long standing success with yearly sales of two million bottles introduced to the United States in 1863 now sold widely Price 75 cents available at Main's Drug Store.
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United States
A. Boschee
Boschee
Green
Main’s Drug Store
Frederick City Hospital Corner Stone Ceremony Planned
Frederick City Hospital foundation work advances and awaits the corner stone ceremony date once the stone arrives. The proposed date was July 4 but July 5 on Schley’s day is being considered. Also, All Saints Episcopal Sunday school plans a picnic at Brad dock Heights on July 3, and Reformed Sunday schools hold an annual picnic at Agricultural Park next month.
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Frederick City Hospital
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Braddock Heights
Reformed Sunday Schools
Agricultural Park
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Drugstore Owner
A Van Etten druggist, J. Goldsmith, says he uses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in his own family and has sold it five years with complete satisfaction. He reports it effective for ordinary coughs colds and post grippe coughs. The product is sold by A. L. Pearre.
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Chamberlain
Druggzist J. Goldsmith
van Etten
A. L. Pearre
Bee Store Enlarged On West Patrick Street
A. A. Moser the Bee Store proprietor enlarged the shop with a %-foot addition increasing stock and discontinuing the repairing department. The note includes a testimonial from Geo. E Cary editor of the Guide Washington Va praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm after a lingering ankle strain. Sold by A. L. Pearre.
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A. A. Moser
Bee
West Patrick Street
Geo. E Cary
the Guide
Washington, Va
Chamberlain
Gale
A. L. Pearre
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