11 Sep 1885
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1885
Page
1
A Jackson offers piano and organ tuning and repair at Pianos and Snowness. He guarantees protection for organs and pianos against damage. Pianos and organs moved under his supervision. He mentions a self constructed vehicle for the work and provides address P. O. Box 421 Frederick Maryland.
In a preliminary heat from the Ciarrett Burn event, competitors including Bur wood and Corn hare progressed toward the semifinals. The meet featured strong performances as athletes advanced through multiple heats since midseason, with several showing notable times and effort.
A quarrel over a mare escalates into public dispute with community members debating ownership and boundaries. Officials urge calm while investigations identify the involved parties and potential remedies.
An unreliable report describes cannibal attacks by Congo groups on colonists. Details are sparse and verification is unavailable.
An article offers care guidance for canaries including diet, water additives, and nesting, noting age and pairing details. It also cites an Ohio court ruling declaring a husband owns his wife’s clothes, with a quip about wearing a disliked bonnet.
The town Shug suffered extensive damage as the storm struck, bringing down fences and trees. Aerial images show prostrated debris and disruption across Patat county streets. Local crews surveyed damage and began limited repairs while residents assessed losses.
A historical, humorous piece describes a baby’s impact on adults and household life. It exaggerates how a baby consumes attention, finances, space, and time, provoking reactions from parents and neighbors in a playful, satirical tone.
A fragment notes Jefferson Davis as a devoted Bible student and a connoisseur of poetry and modern novels. It mentions his private life, scholarly interests, and skill as an entertainer.
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