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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1898
Page
5
The item describes subscription rates for The Daily News and The Weekly News, with monthly and yearly prices, delivery details to the United States, discounts, and notices about advertising and distribution. It references mail, carriers, and office addresses in Frederick, Maryland, and mentions other related periodicals and services.
A lengthy historical discussion examines Maryland’s development, population shifts, and leadership in commerce. It highlights Maryland’s eastern shore influence, Western migration patterns, urban contrasts with Baltimore, and the push toward industrial and agricultural advancement through leadership and education. The piece credits female figures and civic leaders for shaping economic policy and notes the state’s fading rural strength as urban and industrial opportunities expand.
The text presents a garbled account referencing multiple figures and places, mentioning Jacob Tome, Pataca, Peatodis, Hapa, Sheppard, McDeatwath, Wrath, and various towns such as Gastown and Plaheford. It hints at a wartime situation with references to battles, visits, and government actions but lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes.
Vivid verse on labor life and family scenes from a bustling city district. Poignant images of mothers and fathers guiding children while workers pace the streets under industrial skies. Expressive lines weave hope, memory, and daily toil with celebratory and somber tones.
Fragmented OCR text references a debate over age limits and reforms, mentioning opposition to rebellion for the age of an idea. It lists various garbled names, places, and phrases, making a coherent summary difficult. The probable focus is political discourse on age requirements and policy proposals without clear facts.
Fragmentary wartime text appears to praise courage and memory. Repeated phrases invoke honor, liberty, and a call to stand firm. Mentions of towns, leaders, and a wartime rallying cry reflect a period voice urging resilience and national unity.
The piece records multiple funeral services and obituaries including Mrs. Lydie Aigle-Wairyer of Bloomfield honored by many friends and a large funeral crowd at Zion Reformed Church. It also notes the funeral of Mr. William W. Taylor, president of the Union Bank of Salt Tnore, with services at Protestant Episcopal Church and multiple clergymen present, plus other deaths and burial details and real estate transfers nearby.
An open letter extols Paine's celery compound, praising its health benefits and life-changing effects. Patrick Donahoe, noted founder of the Posten Palot Toocavery city, is described as influential and the piece credits the remedy with strengthening nerves, improving digestion, and cleansing the blood. The letter cites testimonials from families and medical authorities, asserting the remedy boosts circulation and vitality, aiding sufferers of fatigue and chronic weakness.
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