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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1891
Page
3
A description of a white and liver colored dog with a nickel collar is given. The owner’s name is Chas Boss Record 3c and a reward is offered for return. The notice mentions Market Street between D and 2 Institute and Patricks with a monogram L E K. Reward is turned to the office.
John Whitman displayed extraordinary strength lifting heavy weights with his teeth and body at the Central Police Station gym. He moved a 30,000 pound car on North street and a 23,600 pound car, performed with 200 pound dumbbells, and hoisted 600 pounds in various combinations.
The Taz News staff and creamery staff were hosted by Judge A W Nicodemus of Buckeystown for a liberal ice cream feast on Saturday. Mary Jane contributed a huge cake as part of the celebration. Judge Nicodemus earns Tax News praise for generosity and the quality of his cream.
In City Hotel arrivals include D W Rockenbanch Harper's Ferry W Va Mrs L A Fenwick M E Drury J C Maxwell F B Clarkson W B Davis Washington DC A Clements Darnesville Robert Schrurerville W H Hanson Baltimore 5 from the county Cantos House lists Miss Mary Scully Baltimore Killian Philadelphia A F Smith New York G R Reams Hagestown 6 from the county Grorr House J C Palmer Dick Austen Byanstown 2 from the county
A preacher reflects on Paul’s Malta shipwreck, praising Maltese hospitality and the enduring force of kindness. He weaves biblical examples with anecdotes from Lincoln and others, urging daily practice of charity, positive speech, and acts of mercy to transform society.
A banquet of social updates lists names and travels among residents of Frecenck Martinsburg and surrounding counties. Mrs E tf srecetts in WE Basin Gast and Miss Suitely in Mie Strasberger are among many visiting relatives in Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia. Several men and women return from trips to Chicago Philadelphia Hagerstown and New York to resume work or attend events at local firms and churches.
Curious detailed description of the United States Fish Commission's molding methods, using wax and glue to create lifelike aquatic replicas. Notes on sourcing specimens from Washington, Galveston, and San Francisco, plus examples like bullfrogs, terrapins, lobsters, and giant crayfish. Mentions factory-like processes, early 1900s craft, and shipments in ice. Also a short column about fashion on Broadway with a yacht cap trend critique.
A wealthy San Francisco Chinese merchant hosted a banquet for prominent New York businessmen. Odd delicacies puzzled guests as some dishes appeared normal while others transformed, such as oranges with pulp removed and edible shells hiding nuts and candies. Exaggerated eggs produced tiny birds, astonishing attendees. The tale, attributed to Youth's Companion, highlights playful deception at a lavish dinner.
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