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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1890
Page
8
A garish 19th century notice touts The Christmas edition of Cosmopolitan Magazine and Demorest Family Magazine. It highlights vivid color plates and grand illustrations, with features on art, poetry, tales, and domestic tips. The piece emphasizes broad distribution to over 100000 households and lauds the art and portraits, urging subscriptions to enjoy a seasonal spread.
Fragmentary report notes early attempts to treat consumption with various medicines and tonics. References to meats, herbs, and unnamed remedies suggest ongoing inquiry and limited success. Mentions a tablet or preparation called St. Pitter and a distant “conta” or remedy, amid uncertain lore and practice.
A distorted OCR fragment shows garbled phrases about coughing and helping an ant, with stray names and clipped words. The legible content is minimal, containing no clear event, date, or identifiable entities beyond scattered letters and fragments.
The piece covers a bustling market morning with mentions of vendors, jokes, and local figures. It notes trade in sugar, butter, eggs, and produce, and references a public display at the market with Mary and a coffee of onions and complexion. It also recounts a meat department scene and a hunting gun accident near East Church Street, with local characters and humorous asides interwoven through the market narrative.
A dated, fragmentary reminiscence describes a village fair with scenes of market stalls, a stage performance, a lemonade stand, a person named Mary Jane, and the narrator sampling sweets and treats. Vivid crowd interactions include a Han with a paddle and a woman named Mrs Rhodes.
Local notices report church events revival sessions at multiple parishes, sermons and concerts, and social gatherings. There are remembrances for Maria Green and George Clem, plus reports of typhoid cases, a death in Springfield Ohio, and memorial services announced for forthcoming Sundays.
The article notes a prayer gathering with topics titled Opportunities. A male chorus will sing in Frederick. The hymn Young Men in Christ is planned, presented by Robt. Weideneall, secretary of the International Committee. The text mentions a world church association and requests applicants for a winter study through a secretary.
Pereinal Menthon and Daniel J. Four of near Frederick have returned from a western tour. They traveled to California visiting various interests in agriculture and fruit growing. They report seeing vast forests in Uniaversa County and idea of rich agricultural resources along the Pacific coast.
Mr Hailing of North Merkel street in Brooklyn plans to exhibit a crayon portrait of A Manileoms Crayon by Mr Rvorge WW Halling. The framed piece, encased in a gilt frame, is to be placed in the art collection room tomorrow at the Stile showroom in Tansurrey.
The Canal project trustees of 144 announce a preliminary plan to issue a note of 490000 to be executed today by the trust company. John H. McDonald and Miss Mary Garrett are named as agents, with trustees including Brad Yer So Trenance Winpanntee Shaw Teens h Packard de of Baltimore, Martin Fy Mortis of Washington, and J. H. Keedy of Hagerstown. The band will go to Hagerstown on Monday for approval and feeding, after which the canal will be transferred to WA trustees for the handholders to carry out the Agreement Qualitor terms. Emory L. Cobleins has qualified as clerk and will reside in the local office.
The Baltimore Sun notes intense growth as nearby towns attract capital and industry. It contrasts real, functioning centers with promising promises, citing rail and manufacturing hubs already established. The piece discusses regulatory pushback on lottery law enforcement and critiques post office officials for overreach.
Three men from Frederick and Mechanicstown were thrown from a carriage near Lewistown when a frightened horse caused a collision with a tele vehicle. Dr. Waters Morris Rouzer and Mrs Rouzer were injured. Mrs Rouzer escaped with minor bruises. The Rouzer injuries were described as serious, involving the stomach and side. The horse and the boy rider were also injured. Dr Waters and Mr Rouzer were en route to Mechanicstown when the crash occurred.
Better Values from Such a line of Suits Overcoats Furnishings and Men's and Boys Requirements for top and under wardrobe has never before been shown in Baltimore under one roof Prices from 5 to 25 dollars Overcoats include Meltons Thibets German Cloths Beavers and all best weavings Juvenile Department offers Bays Suit s from 2 to 20 dollars Branch stock includes foreign novelties headwear and neckwear Furnishings windproof under wear shirts collars and handkerchiefs Everything useful and comfortable for a gentleman's wardrobe Anil Baltimore near Charke "Way" Vivonries approved by Defims Acme Hall Men s and Boys Outfitter 527 West Baltimore Street
Philadelphia officials discuss secretary of state candidates including Moyers Kerr and Sten while绘 remarks reveal political maneuvering. A new fund project plans a line from Mulvern to Chester county with track laying and bridge work. A Sanity contagion case in Sonaisi County is mentioned along with a hospital transfer.
An old patent medicine ad touts Miles Versve and Liver Pills as a breakthrough for nerve ailments and liver issues. It claims quick relief from bad taste, indigestion, and biliousness, offering 30 doses for sixpence and free samples at Joa B Garrett's.
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