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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1895
Page
2
In a Pittsburg Dispatch column a baker explains the market failure of home made bread. He recalls customers preferring large, airy loaves and recounts how storekeepers rejected small loaves. A shopkeeper advised to fill loaves with wind to satisfy demand, arguing bakers imitate it.
Afr. Joghus Slifer of Bolivar valley owns a cat that nurses two kittens and even a captured rat. The old mother cat treats the rodent as family while staying by the nest. Dr. Beckley and Wm. Mock witnessed the scene at Slifer’s on Sunday with the rat nursing at a rear teat.
At Kubo's saloon in west Burkittaville on Friday night an argument among several colored men led to a gun being fired at close range. One man struck another, his face burned by the powder from the muzzle as the weapon discharged.
A Frederick column laments dangerous driving and urges respect for the law of the road for wheelmen and horse carriages alike. It notes riders face insults and near wrecks from careless drivers, calls for safer behavior near towns, and stresses that proper right‑side passing is essential for public safety.
The Rockville team defeated Port lands of Washington DC Saturday afternoon 20 to 5 before a large crowd Nicholson and Harriss were the battery for the winners. Samuel Riggs has announced himself as a candidate for State's attorney subject to the Democratic primary. Harvey son of William K Selby has returned home from the Pasteur Institute where doctors say he is cured. William H Tratt and Israel G Warfield graduates of Columbian University dental department. The farm of Mrs Mary E Orme in Gaithersburg district 64 acres sold to Nathan J Walker for 1919.40. Bowman Bros Cedar Grove erecting a flouring mill at Germantown cost 3000. Miss Edie Warfie property sold to S B Lyddane for 1805. Boys telephone stockholders meet on 23rd to consider increasing capital stock.
A large public meeting of Glade Valley Council No. 712 Junior Order of American Mechanics in Walkersville featured a parade led by the Walkersville Corner Band, a flag unfurled atop the consociate school, and speeches in front of council headquarters. Attending were delegates from Wordsboro Frederick and Cresgerstown Councils.
Fragmented notes reflect a long, polemical sermon on Mark 14 with references to biblical authorities and later commentary. The text mentions sermons, witnesses, and debates about temple actions, with scattered lines about trials, accusations, and religious figures intertwined with garbled OCR. The piece also includes a brief line about a local remedy advertisement and a political note regarding a Delaware Senate election.
Reading of Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys seizing Fort Ti after a dawn assault. A British commander surrenders as Allen proclaims authority in the name of Jehovah and the Continental Congress amid intense action and wounded pride.
Fragmentary passage discusses joyful children and blood flow, praising health as linked to air and fragile ores. The book flow to Live a Hundred Years promises comprehensive coverage of health secrets and longevity.
The Western Conference of the Maryland Synod Lutheran Church met at Beard's Church in Chewsville Washington County and adjourned to meet next fall at Trinity Lutheran Church in Fonkstown. Rev. J E Maurer welcomed as preacher for the Boonsboro Bordersville charge and Rev Charles S Trump named delegate to the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society convention at Clearspring on May 16. A committee allied with the West Pennsylvania Synod on systemic beneficence. Dancing card-playing and the Sunday newspaper were condemned.
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