26 Oct 1895
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1895
Page
1
In a Washington meeting the Armenian church issue and the approach to inviting Dr Palmage for service were debated. The narrator questioned the wisdom of accepting offers, fearing changes in the parish and influence on the church’s mission while noting Palmage’s talents and the potential impact on the city’s Presbyterian community.
A New York World article surveys famous pearl treasures and royal jewelry, noting the value and rarity of pearls owned by European nobility including the Rothschilds and European queens. It highlights large strand necklaces, colliers, and tiaras, with values running into hundreds of thousands and beyond.
Fragmentary description contrasts Chinese class attire with European view, notes on peasantry, women dress, and behaviors, with garbled wording and missing context.
A garbled, early 1900s transcription discusses teen Yetis, satire, theater, harbor events, and social scenes. It references New York claims and port activities, with jumbled phrases about journalists, performances, and domestic behavior. The piece includes stray notices on illness and patent remedies, reflecting period gossip and partial quotes.
A fragmented yarn of tales, demonstrations, and oddities threads through a group of stories. It recounts a shooting misstep during a party, experiments with electric lights, canal lock electric power debate, and sewing tips for children’s garments. The tone mirrors a local newspaper miscellany with varied anecdotes and practical notes.
Fragmented reminiscence recalls a boyhood music scene in Philadelphia and nearby towns. The narrator recalls family, friends, and local musicians, noting long-ago piano and violin performances, a sense of time passed, and a planned future visit to the old Trigui house for a Sunday tune.
RAMON THORNTON OF CHEYENNE describes an Indian horse race as the year’s greatest tribal event with months of preparation and lavish betting. Chiefs place bets on blankets with rifles and ponies, and observers note the ceremony’s gravity and lack of public dispute as a sign of unique tribal temperament.
Mr Marbury proposes a Baltimore Telephone Company arrangement to alert subscribers of weather changes. Observers in Washington, with Chessreshe and Potomac Telephone Co offices, would notify subscribers as soon as a cold wave or other change is foreseen. He plans to broaden forecast distribution to city schools for geography study, pending company approval.
A historical ad promotes Shiloh' Cure for Consumption sold by Albert EL Paarra in the Stebison Building advising readers to consult physicians druggists and friends for recommendations. The fragment references multiple odd spellings and stray phrases but centers on a patent medicine promotion and a specific seller.
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