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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1899
Page
2
The short note suggests using Gold Dust to cut glass or glassware, window panels, and mirrors in place of muscle. It advertises sparkling results and positions Gold Dust as an easier alternative to strenuous scrubbing with Soup.
General notes from Mossville to Germantown recount visits, travels, and small incidents. Names such as Alara Jones, Mr Dawid Suludy, Rev. Janse P.Stitely, and Mr H L. Gator appear amid community chatter. The items describe illnesses, farm work, church events, school updates, and social visits with several references to local shops and family ties.
The Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Masone continued its meeting at the Masquia Temple in Baltimore. Delegates heard the annual dinner. officers elected include Thowan J. Bhry ock grand pastor John A. Kassel deputy grand taster Thomas L. Matthews senior grand warden WH Sartog junior grand warden J H Mehatry grand secretary Georgy bh Baker grand treasurer.
Revival services continue at the Methoxdhat Ephcopal church tonight and tomorrow. The quarterly love feast is set for seven tonight, with the third quarterly conference at seven. The piece then veers into unrelated medical advertisement and garbled text about Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, detailing dubious medical claims and dealer cautions.
The ad urges careful selection of coal by quality, not price alone. It promises more heat, satisfaction, and service from its product, claiming a dollar buys better value. The text uses misspellings and odd spacing but promotes a Cleveland free barn economic angle.
An OCR fragment advertises Keeley Cures for alcohol and drug addiction as a twenty year success, stating availability at The Keeley Institute on Continental Street in Washington DC and referencing Keeley Institutes in other districts with unreadable details.
GEO A GILBERT at 14 North Market Street advertises a complete inventory of Gentas fur collars and gloves for winter. Customers urged to select before assortment breaks, with emphasis on caps and heavy wool caps for cold weather.
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