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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1895
Page
2
Edward Downey presents The Last King of Leinster as the featured story in today's Tus NeEwa eight page edition. The paper highlights a broad mix of local and international news, poems, illustrations, and special contributions for reader entertainment and instruction.
Opinion piece notes the season for public ambition as citizens turn to office. It comments on humane policy shifts in Spain, revolution in Spaniel humanity, and suggests campaigns will be notably active, centered between various factions with economic hints on cotton and silver.
A humorous看column from the St Louis Republic discusses actresses Sarah Bernhardt Ellen Terry and others wearing extravagant hats. It notes Ellen Terry at an elaborate supper in a green feathered black crepe bonnet, shocking other women with her fashion. Barah is credited for popularizing large hats and is described in a dilapidated poke.
The Woodstock area endures a long dry spell with dust shaping visits to the annual fair, as chronicled by Charien Collis.
A reflective piece traces Freckled Jim from boyhood mockery to unexpected fame through acts of quiet goodness. The tale contrasts his former freckled looks with brown hair and a handsome presence, while villagers wonder at his path. Parents marvel at his changes and community figures contemplate rewards for his humane acts. The surrounding rural notes mention Frederick fair preparations and railroad hopes, plus editorials on city pavements and walks maintenance.
Telegrams report that a man named Wilson fired on Mr Jeans near Jefferson and Catoctin, wounding him severely. The Black suspect, described as dangerous and elusive, has Frederick residents clamoring for a martial posse to scour the hills while fear grips families after nightfall.
Members of the Reformed congregation at Woodsboro gathered at Mrs. J Bull's elegant home for an evening to foster acquaintance and shared interest. The event featured decorated rooms, a warm reception, impromptu music, and abundant refreshments, leaving attendees pleased and rested despite some absent members. An accompanying note promotes Paine's celery compound as a remedy for sleeplessness with a testimonial from Max Burghelm, Cincinnati Freie Presse Company president and manager, recounting his years of insomnia and dramatic nightly sleep restoration after using the product.
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