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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1894
Page
4
Fragmented text discusses almanacs and oracles, citing Zidklel's Almanadck and September predictions. It recounts a county discussion weighing local figures Keely, Reedy, Wyand, and Enkle for a misfit tally, ending with a cryptic note about a “little Gab.”
An advertisement extols the Senup Of Biga as a pure laxative with restorative effects on kidneys liver and bowels. It emphasizes pleasant taste non weakening action and universal medical approval while warning against substitutes and noting packaging details from the California Fig Syrup Co.
Western Maryland and West Virginia Epworth League delegates gathered at St Pauls Methodist Church in Hagerstown for a multi day session. Rev A Blaski delivered welcome. Rev David H Shields and Water EL Watson spoke on The Mission of the Church to the Age. Delegates listed from Cumberland Frederick Hagerstown and other towns.
Purely personal items recount visits and returns among residents of Whe Come and Go. Joe Mev and Mrs Eakle, of Coder Haplda, visited Miss Galler on South Market Street and returned home today. Little Miss May Brtbling had been visiting Miles Maud Straaberg on North Market Street for three months and returned to Mar Mnaburt West Virginia today. Edward M. Mealey, cashier of Asgorttown Bank, returned from Europe. Reedy, Ew, Spook Sunday near Reedyaville. E Clayton Wysnd of Rekle’s Mills Washington County to study at the Maryland School for the Deaf. Mr Tablas Zimmerman and wife near Frederick spent Sunday with Mrs. ilynn near Makie Mills. FW Gatlinian returned from a business trip to Washington. David Lewenstein and wife of Baltimore are in Frederick, Ale. Mr G C Doravy Tyson and child, with Miss Hattie Porter of Baltimore, are guests of Rosa thyea Ay Weal Becond Street.
The rice crop has begun to reach markets slowly with limited receipts and uneven distribution. Weather disruptions from recent conditions hinder harvests in some regions while forecasts anticipate a fairly large crop overall and a stable price outlook due to scarce old stock and strong domestic demand.
Fragmented OCR style notes describe Xorxca Jones aiming to quit smoking for cost and health reasons, with other names like Reed Pye and Lew mentioned. Jotted daily routines show meals, travel, and small domestic events across a week, including dinners, dining places, and local errands.
The Sacha Whiteford Theatrical Company nightly delighted Frederick audiences for three evenings with The Hupbeach. Julia Whiteford shared a celebrated cast in Korea and Juliet and Loge mar, while Sir Thomas Clifford and the troupe drew praise for stage presence. The company then moved on to Theisertown for further engagements as fall fashions promise bold velvet hats and two tone blues for the season.
Marketgoers in Frederick County find thin morning crowds but ample vegetables to prevent hunger. Tomatoes cucumbers and corn hold steady while cantaloupe leads fruit quality and price. Excitement grows for the upcoming county fair with farm exhibits expected to showcase the county’s bounty and industry.
Sept 12 report on the death of Mebrkot dtrother and the capture of 95 ARLE RCS, with details of the plant, witnesses, and the investigation led by Special Agent Curtis. Names, places, and events are scattered, depicting a chaotic local incident and subsequent inquiries.
A reminiscence questions if the fondest hour memory recalls the stomach’s grip and a powerful tonic. The reader is invited to consider whether memory can provoke a remembered sensation of relief after stomach discomfort and a promising remedy.
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