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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1890
Page
3
A publisher offers a free first class American Farmer subscription when subscribers pay up arrears and renew for one year in advance. The appeal promises economy in agriculture and education for farmers, with the magazine mailed direct to subscribers.
Miss Maule Langeluttig of Baltimore visits the Misses Neidhardt on East Patrick Street. Numerous Baltimore residents, including Miss Winonie Tinyman and Mrs. Ida Firor, are seen visiting relatives and attending studies in the area. Frederick Junction, Washington D C, and Martinsburg trips are noted, with several residents returning home from visits and on vacation.
The Liberty Banner outlines local affairs including James Hays and Stephen Bobb, a funeral for Mr Penny Minisham, and obituaries for Mrs Varabeth Starr. It reports theft attempts at Liberty near Unionville, bazaar opening in Chief Place with nation tables, music, and entertainment led by the Liberty Cornet Band, and visits by performers from Emmitsburg and Baltimore.
The text lists scattered names and places across a damaged notice, including Baltinore and Woodisboro references, with multiple personal names, locations, and event mentions that are garbled and difficult to interpret. It resembles a late edition street directory or announcement page with numerous misspellings and partial phrases.
Local notices detail a Quarterly Conference in Valley U3 and the meeting led by Rev. Brine of Wastuatun DC. Frank Hedson and Henry A Joynontet travel plans affect nearby towns. Graceham store expansion by M Clay Cramer and family management shifts occur. Weather, crops, and archer club activity plus obituaries, school exams, court-house work, and pensions round out a dense Frederick region update.
A fragmented OCR from a New York Times era page describes an electric execution drama titled Penalty. It outlines a plan for a staged execution scene using wax figures and dramatic tableaux, arguing legal and moral issues around capital punishment while promising a provocative public entertainment.
A Maryland newspaper column laments a New York Central train wreck while railing at political opponents in Cumberland and Allegany County. It cites Democratic strife, nominations, and mock alarm about public office, then notes Frederick agricultural show preparations for fall exhibit with aims to boost attractions and attendance.
Fragmentary notes recount civic work and social history in a 19th century city. The text mentions Mary Tynes, Prohibition era debates, a proposed lighting project, a court case involving Judge Brown, and local obituaries. It reports a baby theft, a missing infant, and a crime convoy to penitentiaries with sheriffs.
Hymeneal notice reports Misa Mamie Thomas daughter of Richard Thomas postwanter at Point of Hacks married today in Nalghuors by Mr George of Washington. The brief item names involved individuals and the place of the ceremony with limited details.
An OCR fragment touts Lemon Kixm as a cure for tilioiencas and constipation and claims benefits for digestion nerves headaches and appetite. It mentions Dr Mossey and Blair tonics, and lists names like Blake Davis and Choteh South in Atlanta Georgia. The garbled text references a 12 a STR act A at the end.
Fragmentary text discusses patient qualities labeled A and B with value judgments. The note mentions Vale and urges calling early, but key details and context are missing, leaving the intended action and identities unclear.
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