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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1890
Page
3
Fragmented OCR shows scattered weather notes with today’s highs and lows, temperature readings, and references to sun and sea. The garbled text mentions maximum temperatures and a dated entry, but specifics are unreadable.
A new four-span bridge over the Potomac at Shepherdstown replaces the wooden bridge swept away by the June flood of 1880. Built by the King Trond Bridge Company of Cleveland, it sits about thirty feet above water with iron tubes on stone piers and oak guards. The toll house will be on the Virginia abutment. the ferry is abandoned, and the view from the bridge is praised as the finest Potomac panorama.
A garbled report from Neenah Wisconsin hints at a political contest with references to candidates such as Kinley and Green, mentions an Iron and Water Company project, and notes historic figures. The text shows election context, party elements, and candidate names, but many fragments remain unreadable.
A fragmented travelogue recounts Dr Ta islages walking from Bethany to Jerusalem, describing the crowd and religious sights, the Mount of Olives, and the city’s ancient walls. It reflects on biblical events, sermons, and the impact of spiritual journeys on faith, with vivid portraits of pilgrims, narratives of lost children, and calls for revival and moral reform.
A fragmentary 19th century prognostication mixed with notices on industry and local commerce. The text discusses forthcoming weather patterns, economic benefits of manufacturing, and public notices about Catholic sale items and consumer discounts. It mentions storms, cold snaps, and shifting winds, alongside remarks on factory work, wealth from home industries, and local advertisements for goods and services.
Mullinix and Kemp announce closing the balance of their Ladies and Misses Ruther Conta with special offers. Many items priced well below value, including miners at 40 and 74 cents, various styles, and fabric remnants. Customers urged to see them at once as the stock is selling fast.
Special dispatch from Washington reports Capt Schley’s fleet maneuvers off Lisbon and Copenhagen amid a heavy gale. The narrative recalls fleet actions, ship by ship movements, and the implied morale boost from naval prowess during a tense Atlantic patrol.
The New York Star writer recalls a meeting with Cornel Victor L. Menzhman, Maryland Controller, along a roadway. The piece mocks political candidates including Congresman Blo Comas and Calorel Baughman, notes Miss Maury Alwtt preparing for a dress event in Gyorse town, and mentions a social scene with weddings and dramatic accidents.
Fragmented report notes a horse named Cod Cline's Lad associated with a meat packing venture near a city. The owner, a Colonel Cling aged about forty, is described in uncertain terms amid garbled text. The piece references land details and a decline of a related task.
Garbled report narrates a nighttime incident near a new fridge, with a nearby occupant waking to find water and a likely accident. Names and places are obscured. authorities and residents are referenced without clear roles or outcomes.
The readable text lists dozens of items such as paper, envelopes, lead pendants, and various hardware goods. It mentions vendors in Baltimore and references attempts to describe prices, quantities, and advertisements, though the OCR is garbled with numerous typos and unclear lines. The fragment resembles a late 19th or early 20th century catalog page or advertisement rather than a coherent article.
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