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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1890
Page
6
A Sept feature describes children’s dress styles with gowns, jackets, and accessories. It contrasts bright fabrics and simple lines for girls with short stockings and tartan plaids for boys, noting practical concerns like warmth and ease of wear.
A long description outlines a velvet gown trimmed with fur and a sash, tailored to a princess shape with a full hem, and a white fur collar. The text shifts to a portrait of a widow and a Parisian society figure, with references to noble titles, marriages, and a war widow’s memory. It mentions theatre life in Paris and Algeria campaigns, interweaving fashion with aristocratic circles and noted names in the French upper class.
A fragmentary editorial discusses mothers attitudes toward child illness and recovery. It cites repeated phrases like He will get over it and questions if severe illness in children is properly acknowledged. The piece argues medical care and daily routines are essential to health and calls out parental denial of serious illness.
A damaged account recounts Frank Stockton and his wife living near New York with hospitality and neighbors. It notes Stockton’s habit of writing with his wife assisting due to weak eyes, and hints at an attempted dinner prank and a question about his cream in a tale connected to Prince Tosault.
Fragmented text shows a teacher and clerk dialogue about a person who plays things. The garbled lines reference a public sale, a legal or estate context, and a payday or fee amount of $100. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors, but the snippet hints at a sale meeting and debts or drugstores, with a focus on rights to property.
A report outlines the pursuit of General Barrundia after an alleged attack on an American vessel Acapote. Barrundia resisted arrest in Guatemala waters and was killed, with his widow requesting U.S. government action. The piece notes diplomatic strain between Guatemala and El Salvador and references a military grant to an Anguan minister.
A sermon reflects on Jesus weeping over Jerusalem, cites Zechariah and Micah, and frames the temple as God dwelling with people. It urges holiness among believers, contrasts modern church life with prophetic fulfillment, and ends with a medicinal advertisement for Brown’s Iron Tonic.
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