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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1894
Page
4
An executive committee of the Prohibition party meets in Baltimore and approves a December 15 conference and gala banquet. The event will be at the Central Building with a likely venue at the Equitable Building, inviting party members statewide. Discussion will cover campaign plans for next year and party publications.
Father Sullivan delivered a lecture before a large audience at the club rooms. It was the third in a series, mainly summarizing prior talks to show harmony between acts and teachings. He is a fluent speaker whose sermons are well received by listeners.
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pure laxative with hyatt principles, claiming it comforts and improves health, cleanses the system, and relieves headaches and fevers by acting on the Kid Liver and Bowels without weakening them. It notes the product is 60 cent bottles, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co, and warns against substitutes.
Washington dispatch reports census count efforts amid suspected population decline and vaccination strain. It notes hospital patients improving except a gravely ill nurse, church sermons on foreign policy, Princeton president Patton's New York Avenue preaching, a dry goods window showing silk production, Joseph Jefferson's Kip Van Winkle and Cricket on the Hearth, a third annual pure food expo at Convention Hall, and slow post office project progress with government rent costs and local stock concerns.
Miss Jos e ine Ward Forsythe and Mr Wilfem Hammond wed in Harmony M E Church Howard county with Rev J Boall officiating This 11 marriage featured ushers from Ballfagore and contents note the maid of honor Beasle Watkins and Walter Sultan as best man The couple later traveled to Baltimore for a luncheon then northern tour Also mention of a second wedding in Ladtenburg where Mr Hanson Fogle and Miss Jeanie Hape joined in matrimony by Rev David Groesnickle with a reception back in Hel emonellis
Purely personal items list Mr Hammon Urner and family visiting Mt Airy returning home, Mrs Knight McDonald and Miss McDonald heading to Camden for winter, Mr and Mrs Angels returning from Baltimore to visit friends, Miss Caroline McSherry leaving for Baltimore and Washington, Mr Condry moving to Hyattsville for future home, various mentions of illnesses and local business offerings including a medicine advertisement and local store notices.
Reports from Boston and New York relay details of mass killings in Armenia, with hundreds murdered or wounded and families torn apart. Officials cite widespread violence, church attacks, and displacements as refugees seek safety amid deteriorating conditions.
A long excerpt examines Jesus casting out demons and teaching about faith and repentance. It cites Gospel references to Mark and Luke detailing Sealing of the centurion’s servant, the widow, and the anointing, then discusses belief, the peril of blasphemy against the Holy Spirit, and the role of the Spirit in guiding toward righteousness. It closes with notes on Jesus’ earthly family and the call to heed God’s word.
Fragmented OCR reads like a patchy 19th century World News brief with mentions of a treaty between Italy and Paraguay, President Morres of Brazil inflicting defeat on a Canadian envoy, and references to Dr Claeltin in political economies and a Parle delegation. Details are garbled and uncertain.
A garbled report outlines chaotic events involving a beer industry conflict, territorial encroachment, and a series of violent incidents. Names and places are obscured by OCR errors, but references to political figures, a university, and a commission appear amid scattered mentions of explosions, thefts, and legal actions.
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