10 Sep 1885
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1885
Page
1
An old market notice lists newspaper advertising rates and multiple book sale promotions. It mentions various publishers, stationary firms, and discounts on literature including Dickens and Shakespeare. The garbled text references promotions for books, periodicals, and an emphasis on continued advertising.
Call and examine them at Schley and Delaplaines News Office in Frederick Maryland. Office address 6 8 and 10 N MaReer Sr. No samples sent from the office. Dew.
A wife, married two decades, writes a confessional piece for the New York Home Journal describing her unhappiness in a respectable yet loveless union. She explains marriage as a means of livelihood, attempts at other careers, and her longing for personal fulfillment.
Fort Worth despatch reports Fred H Brown, inventor of the magneto electric telephone, has sold rights to the United States for 1,000,000 with 250,000 cash and 750,000 secured. Attendees included Gen Doige, Morgan Jones of Fort Worth and Denver, J J Safely and Austin Corbin of New York, while Mackay negotiates Canada rights at 100,000. Brown plans cable tests and intends to ground the cable for testing in New York next week.
Fragmentary, garbled text describes a judicial scene with names such as Tar Neve Puinaerrhisa and Pal pepe. It references a judge, absence, and events around Frederick with scattered phrases about water, pleasure, and powder. The readable content is nonsensical and unreliable as a report.
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