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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1898
Page
5
Describes a plant with bright pink skin and a subacid flavor, noting its growth or taste traits. Mentions timing in western New York and Ottawa Ontario, with observation that it is present October to December there and throughout the winter in northeastern Quebec.
A fragmented 19th century text describes a fruit and root house with an excavation, timber frame, and two inch oak walls. It covers construction details, frost sealing, and storage spaces, plus a series of ad-like lines mentioning buyers and vendors such as Carty, Rodock & Co, and Cline.
Local notes describe Rev. Strayer’s Buckeystown church growth with a new granite structure, standard library plans, and a five lecture winter program. Beneath, community life ranges from harvest festivals and Masonic socials to Thanksgiving school programs, parades, and thriving church activities.
Booths are erected and trimmed for BelBazar with a full participant list. A reception committee meets Monday night at 7 o clock sharp at the House. badges will be distributed and the opening program announced. Names span Columbia New England Eastern Star and Jacques de Molay Commandery with many ladies and honorary members.
A set of brief, decades old notes discusses introduction of bombs for war in 1634, early firearms into England around 1388, and balloon use by France in siege warfare. It also cites a German officer estimating 10 million deaths this century, plus notes on a hotel bar room move and a sold war bugle.
Miss Grace Scheffer of Backs vstown visits trends in the city Col U S Hobbs and Mr Charles Gilbert of Lilarts were Fresenck this morning. Miss Mane Keeley of Perth Amboy New Jersey is visiting Mrs Irene Lardsar on Record street. Mr Robert L Lorentz of the Automatic Telephone Co of Baltimore spending a few days here. Messrs C Albert Griven and WM Barney returned from a pleasant visit to trends in Littlestown Pa. Mr Alonzo Dean of Baltimore on a visit to his parents near Honey Grove. Misses Elia Stoner Carrie Stoser and Blanche Fritz of the Woman's College spent last Friday CO U R Tuesday and Sunday with the Kline Rosendale Adamsions State Comes to Terms the Americas sees the work pines America to pay twenty millfen or we
The store touts character and reputation with a growing patronage as it offers tailored suits, cheviots, and new silk lined jackets at lower prices. It highlights a department adding hats, capes, skirts, and fancy socks while promoting French goods, kid gloves, wool health comforts, and seasonal winter wear at reduced prices for practical, fashionable shopping.
The article describes Thanksgiving market activity with plentiful turkeys and brisk demand, plus prices for eggs butter poultry and produce. It notes friendly market relations, a shift in country dealer attendance, and predicts a hot coffee trade as winter approaches. Also lists prices for meat dairy produce fruits and vegetables and mentions the Ministerial Association meeting at 10 o'clock Monday at the P E church parish house.
Local notices advertise free vegetable soup and cold lunch at the Groff Hotel tonight with a fully stocked bar. A royal opening of Christmas articles at Hodock & Co on November 28, 1898. McCardell's 35 cent candy for sweet teeth. Open tonight with a city cafe annex offering raw box and roasted oysters. Readers asked to subscribe to Baltimore Washington Philadelphia and New York papers via South Market Street delivery.
New Cafe at City Hovel debuts with a night of surprises and special low prices. Advertises cheap coal beds and heavy sauce pans, plus discounted writing paper and holiday goods. Also notes prizes for bowling, eye care services, and Hartman wire mats exclusive to the region.
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