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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1894
Page
6
A garbled column mixes trade hints a Belgian prize offer for supplying Brussels water a Baltimore bread weight note Johnstown sportmen rabbit counts and a flood of local events. It references civic meetings churchgoers Thankgiving plans and a parade commentary with many misspelled names and stray anecdotes.
A vintage advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a mild, pleasant laxative that cleanses the kidneys liver and bowels without objectionable substances. It claims broad medical approval, easy use, and wide availability through drug stores, noting the California Fig Syrup Company as maker.
Fragmented notice describes a gathering on November indicating a storm period from west to east with frost fog and strong winds. It mentions voting on the Woman Question at a Tuesday evening service in an Episcopal church. The vote concerns a resolution from a General Conference on whether men only should vote on the matter.
Harvey R. Loner auctioneered the sale of the property of James A. Bowers on the road from Woodsboro to Creagerstown. Franz Li. Broner solicitor states mortgages involved. The sale occurred at the Court House to Harriet T. Culler for one dollar in an apparently ligated proceeding.
Georgetown easily beat Richmond College on November 23 in a game marked by clear dominance in the first half and subdued later play. Nelson scored a touchdown, with Harley Naboo and Mahoney adding others as Georgetown outclassed Richmond, which managed only late-minute ball gains and few scores. Also noted: Columbia Athletic Club defeated Maryland Agricultural College 26 to 0 in a separate fencing of the day, and a brief report on Thanksgiving preparations and a gifted American flag for a local institute.
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