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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1894
Page
4
The piece lauds Frederick’s climate and 150th birth anniversary while praising Baltimore health boards for smallpox control. It criticizes the Coxey movement as a passing trend and argues for evolution through wise policy, patriotism, and humor, vowing the flag remains atop a peaceful nation.
A fragmented column parrots local and general topics with garbled lines about restaurants in Bextin and an exposition in Chicago. It mentions Speaker Crisp's sharp eye for intruders at the House and a note on doorkeepers, with stray phrases about skimming and letters.
A collage of brief notes from multiple papers praises farmers, German immigrants, and Baltimore plans for a 1897 exposition. Items touch on household labor, bachelor shortages, tomato farming in Delaware, and a proposed 15 000 person exposition building in Baltimore with Southern cooperation.
A noisy log of quotes from local residents covers crops, fisheries, fishery enforcement, gun clubs, a political verse, and opinions on government control. Names include A L Kine, Charles Reefer, Vernon Moles worth, Geo L Rhoderick, Hany W Lewis, D H Mowen, and Chas S Cae sel.
A poetic meditation on gender roles and fate as humanity debates whether to choose Mary or John in life. It contrasts societal pressure with personal virtue and freedom, imagining a world where one can define their own sphere beyond traditional constraints.
Rev Jack Rosser to lead the gospel meeting of the association tomorrow at 3 30 PM with a talk aimed at men. Ample provisions for large attendance. Board of directors appoints W Birely president E Eichelberger VP F B Sappington secretary B Clay Hull treasurer and W W Saunders acting secretary to take charge by June.
Chairman Compton of the Democratic State Central Committee calls a Baltimore meeting at the Carrollton Hotel on June 6 to arrange convention dates in Maryland’s six congressional districts to nominate Democratic candidates for Congress. No state convention will be held this fall. Rakemann Grand Musicale heads to City Opera House May 24 with John Porter Lawrence, famed Washington pianist, featuring a Liszt piece and a Chopin polonaise. Tickets on sale. Knabe Concert Grand to be used. Seven horses suffocated in a Brunswick yard box-car after seal was broken. wagon had loaded them at Hagerstown for Siegie of Washington. One horse escaped with a broken leg and was shot.
The new schedule takes effect tomorrow Sunday the 20th. The 4 p.m. departure to Washington Junction and the west moves to Monday 21st at 2.45 p.m. to improve connections to Baltimore Washington Philadelphia New York via Washington Junction. No other changes. The German Baptist Brethren hold their Sunday meeting at Rocky Ridge today.
A series of land transfers are recorded including Real Estate Transfees from Real Estate Transfees to Littleton Fox for 23 perches at 275 dollars and other parcels in Lewistown Brunswick and New Market. Notable deeds include a 147 acres and 34410 square perches parcel to Christopher Cecil for 2944.30 dollars and multiple smaller lots in Middletown and Bruns wick with amounts ranging from 35 to 1250 dollars.
A roundup of church notices reports sermons at Braddock Knoxville and Trinity Epworth Leeds on Sundays Rev Dr Beale to preach at Presbyterian Church and U B church plans College Day services at the same time St James Lutheran seeks 100 new scholars 20 new teachers and several congregations plan new buildings including a Brunswick ME church South and Trinity M E Church South content for Walkersville and neighboring areas plus a few local health notes and bridge-improvement talks in Howard County
The advertisement extols Paine's celery compound as a cure for nervous weakness and debility among women and others. It cites Prof Edward E Phelps and Prof F A Leighton, plus testimonials praising improved health, strength, and recovery from rheumatism and liver, heart, and kidney disorders through the remedy.
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