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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1894
Page
2
A newspaper dialogue discusses whether trained nurses should show emotion in care. A physician and a nurse comment that calm, professional detachment helps patients recover, while sympathy can fatigue staff. The exchange notes emotional restraint preserves nurse effectiveness and patient focus.
Chinese diplomats say capturing Pekin will not end the war while colonial powers retain space. The text notes irony in rulers meeting fate, referencing Alexander II and Alexander Hill, highlighting political failures and tragic deaths.
From a National Review excerpt in Ya Pekin the piece critiques the imperial court, warning of foreign influence and lavish court life. It questions loyalties of the emperor and highlights fears of migrations, altars, and demesne power amid rising international scrutiny.
The passage questions whether a Chinese emperor can break from palace traditions and the old imperial order. It argues that a sovereign freeing himself from petrified palace norms would face a powerful phantom of imperial authority.
Readers share brief political views and anecdotes on election prospects. Letters mention Republican protectionism, debates among scholars, and a lighthearted note on servant and household tales. The excerpt includes quotes about commerce, policy, and local manners amid campaign chatter.
A fragmented poem-like reminiscence centers on an old wooden rocker in a dim room. A wanderer battles fear and doubt as a stormy path leads to a hymn of near dawn, hope, and a sacred, transcendent moment of faith. The piece blends memory with religious imagery and tempestuous emotion.
The Potomac Synod reports religious statistics: 169 ministers, 01 congregations, 45 555 members, 21 745 communicants, 402 baptisms, 414 catechisms, 02 received by certificate, 1 057 communicants, 63 dissensions, 012 deaths, 625 Soo day schools, 243 Sunday school officers and teachers, 2 608 pupils, 20 745 Sunday school pupils, with benevolence and congregational fund totals. Notices note a transferred minister to Minneapolis, guild and missionary meetings, and church activities. The M E Church held communion. Rev A Zimmerran urged Christian voters to promote honest officials and reduced corruption.
Local column lists residents and visitors with relatives in Baltimore Frederick Hagerstown and Winchester. Names include Kemp Main, Clarends am, Katie and Rachael Schull, Staymond K Cooke, Fret Alvey, Mary Goldsborough, Kemp Malo, Clarence alu, Roy Blackston, Fred Goldaborough, Barry King, Katye Hanneberger, Mabel Toms. Several trips to New York and returns home are noted.
William Eyler of this city aged 71 died at 255 Market Street after a long illness. Interment was at the Rocky Hall Lutheran church cemetery near Woodsboro with Pastor Patterson officiating. Vincent Sanior, a Middletown resident, died after a paralytic attack, a Republican leader and Odd Fellows member. Caroline Smith, a 73 year old Kilohart's alley resident, died of paralysis. Also listed are stray letters awaiting pickup and a note on post office holiday hours and closures.
A social gathering at the Heightman residence near Burkitnville featured dancing and refreshments at 11 PM. Guests included Albert Heightman, Nellie Long, Flora Pry, Lucy Bowles, Joseph Sowers, and many others, with local residents listed among attendees. Hood's Pills mentioned for cure.
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