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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1890
Page
2
The clipping outlines subscription pricing and delivery terms for a weekly news sheet, notes a metropolitan distribution by car, and details a history feature for October 20. It also describes early photographic plates, a dramatic jugglers tale, and claims about rapid image capture and eyewitness limits.
A blaze surrounding its block spared a lone private residence while neighboring buildings burned. The fire, racing through the area, left blackened ruins everywhere except the protected home, whose walls remained intact amid destruction.
A garbled summary of travel, crime, and health notes appears, mentioning a steamship route to Southampton, a murder case linked to Trehall, a schoolmanter position in Ontario, and public health concerns. Names and details are unclear due to OCR errors, but references to travel, crime, and health topics remain.
The piece argues for stricter hotel fire safety laws requiring heat proof floors and multiple exits after a Syracuse Leland House disaster. It criticizes dull American life and laments perceived intolerance, calling for revolution while mocking a king of the Cannibal Islands.
The text blends partial city survey maps and a mayoral office note with references to a failed boom, railroad concerns, and varied verse snippets. It mentions a commissioner’s map by G. Welty, a closing notice for the Frederick and Moor novacy Valley Railroad, and assorted literary lines reflecting local sentiment and nostalgia.
Piakds listed per yard prices for imported Cashmere and all wool fabrics. Several items show old pricing reductions and unit costs, including Tenrlutta and Flanoel lines with various per yard figures. The garbled text also references cross Harrod Street and several vendors or lines with fractions of a cent per yard.
Fragmented ad copy details a bustling New York Street market scene selling a variety of goods at strong discounts. It boasts wholesale prices, promotional items, and calls for customers to visit Broadway stalls and inspect offerings firsthand. The quirky, garbled text hints at fashion accessories, hats, and miscellaneous wares marketed to local shoppers.
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