03 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1895
Page
1
Our local column laments political passions in Maryland while praising public works. It notes the Montague Hospital proposal to build a separate ward for colored patients as long needed, arguing it would raise care standards and should be enacted promptly. The piece hints at broader civic concerns and notable curiosities from public life.
A dubious clip from the Indianapolis Journal presents dialect heavy discourse on race and religion with slang questions and charged phrases. The fragment names figures and quotes a debate about moral authority and lineage, reflecting 19th century attitudes and social tensions.
A poem about a frightening man with a wooden leg warns children to beware as he prowls streets. The Bentatown Bard signs the piece. The Middletown picnic drew a large crowd, though weather kept attendance below prior years. Frederick and four counties show promising coin, but optimism fades. Prison visits note tidy facilities with credit to the warden. North Market Street public school begins fall term, with plans to move to Etchison building on West Patrick Street.
Poem fragment reflects on neighbors struggles and kindness and a lover’s devotion. Vague lines speak of care, blessings, and the urge to show mercy, ending with an ode to a wife’s kisses and heavenly dreams. The poem, attributed to Fauaxx LevanTon, blends sentiment and imagery in a dated newspaper verse format.
A fragmented list describes color pairings where contrast or harmony occurs. It names white, warm and cold greens, orange, citrine, russet, olive, gold, and others with various contrasts and harmonies, often pairing with specific colors or tones and noting preferred accompaniments. The text shows inconsistent spellings and odd phrases but maintains core color relationship ideas.
Charles E. Moberly Jr of Frederick and Sallie B. Clingan, daughter of Lewis Clingan, wed at Reformed parsonage with few friends. They traveled to Washington for residence. Groom works as a decorator, previously on interior of the Congressional Library with Garnza of New York. Congratulations from Frederick friends. Also notes Mrs. Judge Ritchie’s daughter Jane Hall Maulsby Ritchie to Alien Richard Boyd of Indian Territory with ceremony planned September 11 at All Saints Church. School addition bid awarded to John W. Carey for 300. North Market Street school project pending. Hood’s Sarsaparilla advertises health restoration.
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