Damascus Dots Correspamience of The News
By Mr Drever near Monrovia on the 25th, about 25 attended the social. Miss Jene Hobbs presided and entertained with singing and piano. Miss Mamie sang a solo to hearty applause. The Fountain Mills Male Choir performed, Mr Mason of Silverings played violin with skill. a repast followed, and a small club of music lovers lingered until late.
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Local Farmers Report Busy Harvest Across Fields
The text notes general farm activity with remodeling and new buildings. George H. Fman of Frederick did work, a new house was built on the farm, and crops show progress with wheat in five sections and corn ripening as harvests begin.
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Divinities at Auction At Huattagle Coled Sale
Auction at 1117 Cheat Street offered a varied array of Chinese Japanese Hindoo and Egyptian curiosities. Gold Japanese gods sold for 310 and 220, a gilt temple idol fetched 27.50, a mummy from Horus era failed to attract bids, and other heathen relics and vases brought modest sums amid a mixed sale atmosphere.
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Go As You Please Race Across 200 Miles Of Track
Reports describe a Go-As-You-Please race by civil engineers from Deer Park Maryland to Baltimore and beyond on a Baltimore and Ohio special and the Limited express. The trip included rapid runs, exact on time service, and a banquet after the annual convention.
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Caesarean Operation Reveals Dead Infant in 46 Year Old Patient
In Priladelteia June 29 Prof B performed a cesarean procedure believed to extract a tumor from a 46 year old woman. The operation revealed a dead infant instead, the patient informed by her husband she was expectant. The 13th of June Prof Baer, with doctors present, noted a normal child had formed, now the patient is recovering.
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Divorces Rise in Scotland Alarmed by Generational Strain
The note claims divorces are increasingly common in Scotland and asserts men will not endure sustained hardship for multiple generations, framing it as unsurprising and tied to harsh conditions.
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Mrs Pilsen's Letter and a Fireside Fancy
A long eccentric column warms readers with riddles for amorous correspondents and a parable about Greenfield Mills' influence. It threads Father Taylor's storm scene and a Knoxville church joke into a reflective, homey narrator's note about perception and propriety.
Deliberate Opinion Attacks English Morals and Proclaims Vices
A controversial piece in the Monthly Review cites an article by Rev. Spurgeon detailing the death of Justice Williams in a brothel and revelations from the Jeffries case. The writer denounces high official life and hereditary rulers, criticizing present English morals and future decline. In Lewes Delaware Olaf Olsen Arendal Norway reports fever cases from Philadelphia. health officials impose strict contact limits with hospital staff and infected ship personnel.
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Ten Years for Fish in Bank Scandal Case
James D. Fish, former president of a national bank, was sentenced in United States Court to ten years in Auburn prison for misappropriation of bank funds and false entries. The judge deemed the sentence necessary to deter crime, with a possible commutation for good conduct reducing the term to six years and six months.
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Shooting on the Mississippi Aboard Letrot Free Press
A young man on a Viel bound steamer fires at floating objects in the Mississippi amid applause. A steamer pursues a flatboat to New Orleans Market as passengers react to the risky display.
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