25 Mar 1885
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1885
Page
1
The ad markets THE NEWS Sewing Machine at 18 dollars with no ongoing expenses for rent or sales staff. It promises a strong lock stitch, solid steel shuttle, automatic tension, and easy operation, plus a one year THE WEEKLY NEWS subscription and a list of attachments, with multiple bulk offer options through May 1 1885.
Fragmentary OCR lists a dentist advertisement with names Curren T W and Patrisk Se in Frederick Massachusetts. The readable portion hints at a classified notice of a local dental practice with incomplete spellings and contact data.
A first person tale in Daysville Data details a scheme to place a true Jeffersonian in the Frederick Post Office. The narrator describes meeting several candidates, soliciting campaign funds, and drafting letters to President Cleveland endorsing civil service standards while signaling potential graft. The piece mixes political satire with local correspondence about parish life and winter deaths.
News correspondents tour Miss Florence Doub's Market Street studio. They describe antique pieces, brassworks, paintings, mirrors, vases, and a busy workroom with Swiss and German landscapes, still lifes, and studies of birds. The piece notes Doub teaches thirty pupils and aims to visit Baltimore's Walters Art Gallery, concluding with praise for Frederick's artistic beauty.
March 25 BrownIngsville notes report a newly formed brass band with weekly Tuesday practice and rapid progress. Roads improving after being nearly impassable. Prof W Walker and his chair will travel to Baltimore for the State Temperance Alliance services. Manuel Brandenburg held a public sale on the 19th and will move near Johnsville in Frederick County. Preachers of the MEB Conference have returned to their field.
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