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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1894
Page
5
The piece argues against standing still in business and promotes constant advertising. It says delaying promotion lets sales slide and that the best method is to push ads, notably in The News, to gain rapid, lasting momentum rather than gradual decline. It likens stopping promotion to a ball rolling downhill.
A jumble of notes covers topics from English income tax changes and London cab fare reforms to Manchester water proximity and rural roads. It mentions kindergarten music teaching for young children, early sound training, and generic statements about land value and church superiority, with many garbled phrases and unclear dates.
A jumble of social items lists Thess and Mrs Dachy of Matuneburg guesting with Mr Wager, Gertrude Shaw visiting Hanover, and others. It notes Baltimore examiner James A. Doll and visits by Mr Wm Ways and George Beckley, with hotel arrivals including Terry Hota and Annie Albaugh among many names from Baltimore Philadelphia and New York.
Kate Claxton and Madame Javanachek Viott Frederick star in The Two Orphans at the City Opera House. The performance by the Union Byware Theatre Company of New York drew a cultured audience who praised Claxton Louise and Janauachek Countess de Linieres. Supporting players including Marion Clifton as La Frochard and Donald Robertson as Pierre delivered strong portrayals, with the crowd noting improved gallery behavior and manager Rhoades continuing to bring high quality acts to Frederick.
Professor Gorton, professor of beyates and mathematics at the Woman's College, died Thursday at home after five weeks with typhoid. He joined the college at opening and advanced from associate to full professor in physics and mathematics. Born March 24, 2006, he studied at Johns Hopkins, receiving BA and PhD, with mathematics his principal study. Survived by wife Anna Fedde man and two sons, his funeral is at 2 pm today at Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church. interment Baltimore Cemetery.
The Frederick Floricultural Society wrapped up its fourth annual exhibition with a grand chrysanthemum display. Attendees praised the floral treat and the society’s efforts, noting the remarkable blooms and the skilful arrangement of entries.
Mr Hicharda of the R O resigns to accept a post with Southern Railroad. Baltimore and Ohio accepts the resignation and appoints Mr S P Kreutzer to replace him. Kreutzer has long service in the eng lover department and will inform plants and promoters seeking new business locations.
A lively market report describes a chilly morning as shoppers bustle to the market house. Citizens discuss turkeys and political talk while the vegetable and poultry departments reveal winter trends, prixes for butter eggs and meats, and crates of fresh produce reflected in a brisk town economy.
Special Correspondents report Columbus Athletic Club defeats Rutgers College 20 to 0 on Monday afternoon. Rutgers fumbled a kickoff for a safety and Columbia dominated the rest, with Leet and Shields scoring touchdowns and Netthyeine adding later points. The lineup lists Leet Tremper Clapp Decker Belknap and others for Rutgers, and Yoaktowa for Columbia.
A prospect rises for a Catholic Summer School in Emmitsburg, as Chicago hosts a planning meeting. Madison and Baltimore are noted as alternatives, with St Mary’s College and Jovah’s Academy nearby, urging immediate local consideration by project organizers.
Obscure notices report deaths in Haerstown and Churchville, a Florida death, and a Hartford County injury during an attack. Burglary in North East and a port authority election loom in Crisfield. School fever closures, waterfowl repellent concerns on local rivers, and party disputes over event venues appear. Y.M.C.A. week of prayer and city education efforts are outlined alongside theater news and marriage licenses amid wintry weather.
In Frederick readers are invited to a free lecture by the Vievi Company of Baltimore at Romp Hall on Tuesday evening November 20 at 8 o'clock. The talk promises health and beauty insights and invites attendees to bring friends. A separate notice reports Otto Ziegler breaking the world paced mile record in Sacramento on October 14, with a time of 1 minute 50 seconds, and a subsequent fast paced quarter in 25.2 seconds.
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