The Model Advertisement Notice
The Daily News issue notes a special notice seeking immediate help for a model advertisement. The fragment mentions Wanted Immediately in a Model context, likely an employment or recruitment call.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1889
Page
4
The Daily News issue notes a special notice seeking immediate help for a model advertisement. The fragment mentions Wanted Immediately in a Model context, likely an employment or recruitment call.
From Frederick Maryland the market summary notes a week‑start hold in grain with heavy receipts and lower cables, December wheat up 1 cent, corn easing, and pork firm. Stocks in Philadelphia trade show gains in Reading and Lehigh Valley while Western refiners and petroleum markets move. Personal notices and local crime reports follow.
The court drafted new jurors to fill in for those excused. District 7 J Charles Kidd replaces George W Kinnley. District 11 George W Devilbies replaces Jacob M Newmat. District 13 John L Nico demue replaces C A Riddlemoser. District 14 C Silas Thames replaces George B Hasterlay. District 17 John Taylor replaces D Over Savior.
N Bruce Harding and Annie L Smith wed at 59 West Patrick Street in a ceremony by Rev Diehl. Attendants Misses Smith and groomsmen A G Ogle and A B Smith. The couple will reside with Annie Smith’s parents on West Patrick Street. A reception followed and gifts were exchanged.
A ragged summary notes the Liberty area with items on ochre discoveries near Liberty farms, a road project funded by locals from New Market to Monrovia, and staff movements at the government printing office. It mentions Ida Devil biss and Ada M. Rodrick returning from Mountain Lake Park, I Barber moving to Relay, and three Washington wheelmen returning via Baltimore. The Liberty school opens with 87 scholars under Principal D. Gibon and assistants Hammett and Warner, plus assignments in Unionville and Burkitsville. A new high school department at the Church Street female school outlines three yearly courses with set tuition and book fees, while Middletown’s high school resumes operations with county students admitted on the same terms. An advertising note promotes Kemp’s Balsam for Coughs and Colds with free samples.
The sheriff reports thirteen prisoners in jail split as eleven on the state side and two on the corporate side. The board visited the jail and noted the bereaved Keller family of Middletown after the deaths of twins Lewis and Joel. A pension of $12 per month was granted to Jacob Nusbaum. Local horse reports detail aging work animals and injuries from a train collision. Church tensions in Hagerstown over Lutheran worship, plus Eva Shafer leaving Middletown for Indiana Normal University, are noted. Hotel arrivals list numerous names and towns from the region.
A county woman, Mrs Luther Lotz, survived three months of severe coughing and inability to sleep after using Dr. King's New Discovery. The product, sold by W. C Hamrick & Co of Kelby, NC, is credited with relief and a dramatic recovery. The note also mentions a battle at Jos B. Garrett's drag store.
The Rev. Mr. Whitmore of the Manor charge will preach at Mt. Zion Reformed church Sunday at 2 p.m. The Sunday School hour is moved to 1 p.m. A pump incident in Schleyeville involves Col. J. P. Creager and Mrs. Strailman. Creager was cut on the hands with a stick.
A coal mine fire burns 20 feet below the surface as air blasts drive flames through fissures. Rescue teams toil for weeks to seal the fire with water and pipes, while dangerous gases raise risk of a massive explosion. Charters granted in Harrisburg.
The adpromotes Acker's dyspepsia tablets for many stomach issues and Dr King's New Discovery for consumption and throat chest conditions. It touts guarantees, low prices, and store sales with druggists Becklens salve and Cotts drugstore offerings.
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