The NEWS Sewing Machine Offered at Low Price With Extras
Advertises THE NEWS Sewing Machine with a $18 price, freight paid by buyer, plus one year of THE WEEKLY NEWS. Describes machine features including lock-stitch, automatic tension, steel shuttle, nickel-plated wheel, and easy operation. Includes attachments, stand on casters, and a promise of satisfaction or refund. Also offers machine free with subscriber incentives.
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NEWS
Eolia
News Machine
Singer
ISG
Atumanist
Maine
PARTNER WANTED FOR MANUFACTURING BUSINESS
A PARTNER WANTED Active of went. With a capital of from one thousand to Bittero hundred dollars in manufacturing business. Partly established. The busness pars thriy Unree per cent end' y risk to run. Ipqeure at News office. marcvidlw, FOR RENT The second house in Cariin's tstock W. Church street. Apply at City Hotel.
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Marsh
Marlaittre
G.J. Dall
Cariin’s Tstock
W. Church Street
City Hotel
Squankum Declared The Grandest Land By Self-Published Letter
A March 1 letter to Tax News from Josn Brntiscs extols Squankum as the world’s greatest land, surpassing Rome, Russia, France, Britain and other nations. The writer lauds diverse soils and climates, invites tourism, and compares Squankum favorably to Niagara, Yosemite, and the Alps, calling readers to praise the city’s untapped potential.
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Nineveh
Tax News
Goud
Hw Riege
Rome
Ressia
France
Napoleon
Europe
Great Britain
Germany
Ain
California
Colorado
Squankum
Squankuth
Nature
Swiverland
Italy
Niagara
Yosemite Ream
Yellowstone Park
Josn Brntiscs
Sabillasville Sittings and Local News Highlights
Sabillasville notes report Charles Coffman losing 50 dollars at a tollgate after changing money for his brother and misplacing it. Other items include visits from Stouck of York and Sheffer from Burkittsville, Harbaugh’s West trip, and Milton Eby moving from Blue Ridge Summit. Local business moves include Hess renting a shop for cabinet work and Fuss introducing a patent ironing board. Edward Miller and Catharine Anders wed at Graceham. Lydia Hamerick remains bedbound. Rev. Wm. L. Martin to hold quarterly meetings March 25 and 29 at Deerfield. Additional items cover John Derr’s Westward plans, Gilbert renting a Creagers town property for shoemaking, a St Joseph’s fire alarm, a fencing lawsuit between Ephraim Fox and Josiah Dotterer, Eli Miller renting Dotterer’s farm, Rev. Wire’s service disruption, and Emma Valentine’s visit returning home.
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Sabillasville
Charles Coffman
Waynesboro
Monterey
Mrr
Stouck
York
M. E. Sheffer
Burkittsville
George B. Harbaugh
Milton Eby
Blue Ridge Summit
Alsc
Martin Coffman
Wmrs
Charles Hess
Harney
H. & Fuss
Hagerstown
Edward Miller
Catharine Anders
Graceham
Lannaeus
Lydia Hamerick
Wm. L. _Martin
Deerfield
John C. Derr
West
Gilbert
Creagerstown
William E. Snook
St. Joseph's
Ephraim Fox
Josiah Dotterer
Eli Miller
J. Dotterer
Miller
Wire
Emma Valentine
Thoughtless Husband Meets Deathbed Truth in Remembrance
A Philadelphia funeral memory condemns a "thoughtless" husband who failed to share daily domestic burdens. The writer argues husbands should understand wives endless labor and offer steady sympathy to ease the wear of housework and care. The piece urges men to act with practical kindness before tragedy reveals forgotten contributions.
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Aad
MS Pile
Knoxville Kinks and Telegraph Talks Stir Mild News
March 23 Knoxville reports Rev W. Griffith new M E Church pastor pleased parishioners. Miss Gladys Porter heads to Baltimore to visit aunt Mrs John Derr. Local tradesmen contemplate telegraph lines from Jefferson to Frederick linking Berlin Lovett and Weverton.
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Knoxville
Athor Willard
Charlestown
Frederick
Miller
J. M. Miller
John P. Biser
Petersville
J. Columbus O'Donnell
Jefferson
Berlin
Lovetteville
Weverton
Leoburg
Wheatland
Lorettaville
Ock
Newa
Middletown
Daniel Brooke
John Reid
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
F.C. B
Carlin House
Quterbridge Korey
Baltimore
Horsey
Turday
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Tée
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Paktith Stabevard Yard
Lew Miler
Frederick P. O
Martidin
Ned
Elrer
Win. Thoums
Marcalis
Mivorce
Sarah A. Fink
Robert Fink
Sarah A
Markkliwe
David Frazier
Brown Brothers
Nurserymen
Rochester
N.Y
Marchdin
Monumental Association
Frederick County
Indies
Helef Zuar
L. M. Nixdorff
E. Second Street
Marshia
Pawene
Patrick Street
Record Street
Plen Cold Ming
Pinder
Morzidiw
D.E. Smith
Market Street
East Patrick Street
West Patrick Street
E Burger
W. H. Burger
Joseph Gro Gro
March Ln
Pirg
David H. Smith
Huckleberry Finn
Mark Twein
Smith's Book and Statonery
Marisdiw
South Market
D. & D. Institute
C.C. Carty
Marisdin
George Brust & Co
ST West
Markidlw
B. A. Rager
Eng
C. C. Smith
Thomas
Court Street
Istory
Wm. Wilcoxon
D Bentz
Pennsylvania Hotel
A. J. Topper
D.C. Winebrewer
J. KR. Sheppard
West Patrck Street
Geo. D. Moore
Jas
Staup
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Radcliff
Onrice
T. W. Patrick
Frederict, WA
Rocky Ridge
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