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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1894
Page
3
Fragmentary poem imagery describes a rider on a steel horse and distant sounds like chaka chuks of a stack. The speaker portrays a painterly observer tying landscapes and roses to a solitary track, ending with unclear vision and a wary watcher under lamps.
A methodical man becomes a passionate lover after meeting Mabel. He finds her with a mysterious visitor, overhears assurances of fidelity from a male voice, and confronts jealousy and betrayal. Stunned, he questions fate as he reevaluates his view of women and love.
A fragment from a domestic drama shows a man enraged by mockery and about to strike when mistaken for a rival lover. The confusion is resolved as laughter reveals the lovers Tom Holbrook and Mabel rehearsing for amateur theatricals. A second piece recounts a Chinese legend explaining tea’s eyelid shaped leaves and sleep warding powers.
Charles F Brash became fascinated by electricity at age 13. While at Cleveland high school he built electric machines and batteries, later crafting magnets, a microscope, a telescope, and grinding lenses with his own hands as he grew into a skilled electrician.
The notice promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for insomnia and nervous fatigue. It claims to strengthen nerves, restore appetite and sleep, and aid digestion. It also mentions Karl's Clover Root and lists local dealer Albert L. Pearce in Ray, urging readers to buy.
The article surveys current dress trends with bold sleeves and wide collars, ornate furbelows, and tailored coats. White dominates outfits, grenadier blue serge gowns feature long coats and white sashes, while black gowns serve summer wear with caution about complexion.
A New York Sun summary notes that official statistics show 23.5 paupers per 1,003 of the population in England and Wales, with London at 22.3 per 1,000 and rising poverty across the metropolis. The piece contrasts public relief data with hidden private charity and reports numerous London inquests into starvation cases, underscoring that the poverty picture is broader than the pauper rate suggests.
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