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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1899
Page
4
A fragmented piece notes Frederick’s aging military factory legacy, local leadership shifts, and Maryland debates on women on school boards. It mentions Gov Jawoodey and Senator Woellinglen, state juror roles, and a push to restore the factory to former prominence. The article also covers civic discourse on women’s public office, reflecting broader Maryland governance tensions.
The text appears as garbled OCR output with obscure names and phrases. It mentions a mayor and city context but the meaning is unclear. Core entities are unreadable, making a coherent summary difficult.
A garbled transcript shows a heated, yet incoherent exchange with disjointed names such as Tania Lwyer Chicago Nova and Harlin, amid references to costs, politics, and a classroom setting. The text lacks clear actions or outcomes.
The New York World and The Sun clash over navy policy and Rear Admiral Schley amid a looming election. The Sun accuses the administration and seeks political leverage, while The World defends Schley against politically charged insinuations. The dispute centers on recent naval controversy and implications for public opinion.
Fragmented verse about winter imagery and seasonal scenes shows a writer musing on frost and foliage. The piece evokes a Christmas mood with references to pumpkins and gleaming ice while hinting at a cultural figure or gift. The tone blends archaic spelling and poetic monologue.
A garbled OCR page lists numerous church services, meetings, and dedications across Middletown Valley and nearby towns. It mentions St James Tatlastan, St Pauls Lutheran, Trinity Lutheran, Grace Reformed, and other congregations, with times such as 70 pm and 10:30 am, plus a planned Lutheran church dedication November 26 and related events featuring pastors Luther Kuhlman and August Steck, among numerous other scattered notes.
The Katharine Ubigeway Concert Company features Mins Hidgaway and star soprano Water in a strong season plan. Water delivers high purity and sweetness, McPhor praise, and a powerful voice, with all three heralded as key draws for popular favor. Hidgaway, praised as an extraordinary talent, has gained power and wide appeal through four seasons with leading companies. The public response highlights her magnetic presence and vocal charm, with favorable notices from recent performances at the Woman’s College and other venues.
The monthly Freeders Tekity Hospital Association meeting is set for Monday afternoon at Mrs. J I Markey home.
Mr J K W Hargott lists today none for corn but corn shelled priced at 31 cents per bushel and wheat at 3 cents per bushel. A pet barrel quota is noted with a total value of 825 dollars.
The report covers wool prices and market activity with a Baltimore November note. It notes slow delivery, rising wool prices, and general market strength in textiles while stock and bond prices fall. It mentions Maryland confidence and various bank listings, with general economic tone and price trends across multiple sectors.
Fragmentary text mentions a mother, Dade, and Martha's Vinesurd with scattered references to dates, places, and names. Details are unreadable. core facts and context remain unclear due to OCR corruption.
A grandmother’s wedding ring, kept since 1865 when Harriet Rebecca married John Barnum in Ames, linked to a tale of virtue and endurance. The piece recalls James Stafford, son of Lieutenant Stafford who honored a storied clash with the British, and a bold boast about risking life rather than charity to the devil.
Christmas comes Monday with festivals and conversions planned for next week. Pumpkin pies shine as holiday cooking warms the county. Thanksgiving is near with turkey day about ten days away. Warm weather may delay winter feels, stores store gift-ready packs, and many prepare for Coriatmar gifts. A neighborhood group forms a learning club to curb bachelor tendencies.
County correspondence reports a Saturday event attended by Mrs Ve Clot and Miss Ogle family gatherings. Luther day was observed at the Lutheran church with a well attended Mite Society meeting. Miss Katie Harp and others visited relatives, while Mrs Hannah Cintas of Walkerville broke her leg after a fall.
A sprawling, OCR ridden column lists a jumble of social items, meetings, concerts, and local happenings. It mentions temperance, religious events, clubs, a walking and art scene, weddings, deaths, and upcoming entertainments. Names, places, and events blur, but it paints a busy winter social landscape with diverse groups and activities.
Fragmented report describes Professor Kennard and Mr W A Kenna claiming and testing a world under water distance record. The article details methods with weights and breathing tactics, noting attempts and adjustments to extend submerged time and distance.
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