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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1898
Page
2
A Baltimore Frederick area column urges immediate defeat of partisan charter changes. It argues the proposed revisions would betray public trust, burden taxpayers, and empower factional politicians. The piece condemns costly offices and urges prompt, lawfully guided reform to restore civic duty.
A dense, period voice surveys medical practice, cautions about overdoses and improper remedies, praises discreet advice from trusted professionals, and urges wise, faithful use of medicines to benefit the public. It discusses patient care, safety, and moral guidance in handling health information.
A garbled manuscript discusses patriotism and wartime themes tied to Baltimore and national sentiment. It mentions various figures and places in a disjointed critique, reflecting a muffled commentary on public emotion and identity during conflict.
Stage Manager notes reveal jitters around rehearsal tempos and cast morale as Merry Movements unfolds. Vague references to Sandee Spenser and Eben Caden hint at characters and tensions while staged shifts show uncertainty about performance pacing and leadership.
The readable part references a person and actions but the text is fragmented. It names no clear event date or place and lacks verifiable details.
The damaged text outlines a court related sequence with scattered names and places, including New York references and various legal terms. It hints at a trial or arrest narrative amid garbled phrases and partial sentences, offering little coherent detail.
Fragmented cries and vivid imagery describe a city under a heavy sky. References to clouds of God and tears mix with visions of mist, water, and haunting light as the narrator contemplates sorrow and endurance amid urban unease. The piece evokes solemn reflection rather than a concrete news event.
Funeral details describe the late Mac Bargiss Haan of New Market with services at the Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev GP Varemy and Rev David yay. The text notes pallbearers, burial at Mount Olivet, and lists surviving family including wife, children, and a Maryland home.
An old advertisement extols Celery Compound as a universal remedy for nervous exhaustion and headaches. It claims to restore strength, relieve heart throbs, calm debility, and renew vigor by nourishing the nervous system and blood, urging readers to trust its curative powers despite lacking modern clinical evidence.
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