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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1894
Page
3
A longtime editor argues advertising pays if done with consistent effort and clear messaging. He cautions against flashy billboards and unfocused signs, urging merchants to target the best paper and to use plain, forceful copy that highlights a single benefit at the right price.
Robert B Fraley and Kate Topper quietly wed at the Norifeate at 7 o clock on Thursday with George Hoffiman serving as best man and Miss Hoffman as bridesmaid. After the ceremony the couple returned to the bride's parents home for several weeks of rest and celebration.
A large crowd gathered last evening in Frederick for a Democratic meeting headlined by Hon. Robert C. Davidson ex mayor of Baltimore. Speakers included Mr Joe R. Wood and Col. L. V. Baughman with music by local bands. Davidson lauded democracy detailing equal opportunities and critiqued Republican tariff policies, urging support for Ferdinand Williams.
The annual State Sunday School Convention opens in the Evangelical Reformed Church this evening at 7:50, runs through Thursday with addresses by Julius Grammer DD and James Kale wards among others. Delegates listed from numerous churches and towns number over a hundred. a new B&O depot at Harper’s Ferry will be completed in about two weeks, finishing major improvements in the area.
A fragment from a 19th century column presents Mira Kennedy advice on a letter from a young woman, who asks how to test which suitor to marry. The note mentions three beaux, two young men with stable means and a third well-to-do, and seeks guidance on selecting a husband while pleasing her diligent mother. The piece shifts to an advertiser’s note for Val Blatz beer at The Buffalo, with mock editorial tone about electric shock and a staged play.
Local advertisement lists Biogal Mention varieties of potatoes including Bhreel Creer’s Standard with strong yield and disease resistance, priced at 2.00 per bushel with a sale to Nov 15 1804, 7 cents a bushel after. Prince Edward Island potatoes at 0.76 per bushel after date. medicinal wines from Smith's Temple of Fancy offering sacramental use, 0.35 per gallon, 0.25 quart, good until Jan 1 1804, orders to Boilth's Temple of Fancy Frederick Md.
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