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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1903
Page
3
A fragmented account describes recent Wernby experiments with London Royal levelver and telegraph sounds. It notes daytime electrification around 800 and greater night signals, with mentions of 200 volt shocks and electrical effects on fingertips. The text is unclear and partially distorted.
A garbled passage references stars like Betelgeuse and Pollux, distances in light years, and solar phenomena, interwoven with crude mentions of eggs, microbes, phagocytes, and light. It hints at speculative theories on light, atmosphere, and biological adaptation without coherent narrative or clear sourcing.
Amid a swirl of technical notes, the piece highlights a steam engine built in 1707 later rebuilt with a 1803 cylinder, now aging yet charged for long duty. It discusses color changes in materials, a curious worm-driven power system, and experiments by A Mokra dez4i on applying chemical treatments to fruit trees. The text also covers biopower, phosphorescent seas, and a Russian fireproof suit aiding a rescuer in burning buildings.
Maryland towns held municipal elections and Elkton reorganized council. May term opens in Charles County Court. Scott Perkins dies from injuries after Easton shooting. Harford Law Enforcement League elects leaders. Disappeared Howard County farmer returns home. Queen Annes saw an assault conviction. Notable deaths include Gorge Jaling of Washington County. Allegany County merchants fined for licensing violations. Clergy appointments announced in Williamsport and Perryville. McDonald Chapel dedication at Quince Orchard. John J. Hess faces bankruptcy-related charges near Hancock.
The article reports Thomas P. Moliigix in critical condition after a stroke. Kieffer Sammers returns home improved from Frederick City Hospital. In a separate note, Frederick and O Possumtown Turnpike Company elected directors at Marion F Vauble's law office with Motter as president Gronise treasurer Schley Ns idig Brengin as directors and Mashora as toll keeper.
News of the Evangelical Reformed Missionary Society meeting in Trinity chapel at 7 30 this evening includes a musical and literary program. The Mayor and Board of Aldermen met last night at 8 o'clock. several bonds were accepted and topics discussed with no further business. Lewis Otte of Washington DC has bought the Buffalo restaurant from Mrs G N Hauer and took possession today. Samuel Wagerman of Emmitsburg has pension increased to 10 dollars per month.
Readers are told the News disclaims views and opinions in letters. Maryland inspectors can certify orchard visits for San Jose scale and other pests. Certificates identify inspectors who advise growers on spraying, care, and disease control, with contact details for the State Horticultural Department at College Park.
In a rural tale from Mercer County a cousin of August's late father arrives on the eastern train with a daughter, Gertrude Hazleton. A letter reveals a $2,000 bequest tied to care for the girl until marriage, triggering a muddled family mix of funds, identity, and jurisdiction as Aunt Happy navigates warnings and expectations.
An eastern judge presided over a western court where a defendant charged with theft of sundry items was found guilty. Witnesses testified the theft occurred and the items were recovered. the defense noted the defendant was a Mexican War veteran and had raised the American flag at Vera Cruz, but the jury still convicted after brief deliberation.
A garbled OCR fragment references a political scene and personal vows with unclear names and places. The text mentions a poll and life events but provides few coherent facts or identifiable entities. The wording is inconsistent and many phrases are unreadable.
A local column records visits and absences of residents and guests in Frederick and New Market areas. Names include Dr. Thomas Johnson Eva Nicodemus Miss Lena Powell and others with noted travels to Martinsburg Baltimore Pittsburgh and Winchester. Also mentions sermons and religious events plus poems and light science quips.
A reader recounts trying a Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy after years of persistent coughing. After two doses of the twenty five cent size the patient claims a permanent cure and endorses the product. Forsale by AL Pestre.
A garbled wartime clipping describes expenses and furniture choices, mentions a General Mek and General Shermuva, and references a quartermaster general's recommendation. The text is obscured but hints at procurement and administration during a period of conflict.
Ambiguous old tale from a Dublin social circle centers on Captain Willaus and a famed storyteller. A mix of garbled dialogue describes a dangerous station, a rescue of a lady, and a claim that the captain’s story was never finished or trusted.
AYMuus reporter attempted an interview with Beastree Guay and found him dazed after greetings. The journalist, polite but unsettled, noted the senator’s odd remarks about a poker story and a misread book while the scene unfolded on the sidewalk.
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