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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1894
Page
3
Foot specialist Dr. Wallace of New York explains most foot trouble stems from an uneven sole surface and cracked heels. He says many corns come from improper footwear and that keeping heels in shape helps. high heels and tight shoes worsen the problem unless the shoe is free and the foot is well supported.
Marriage licenses issued for Shady FLL Daoa and Merle SL More man of Laudun county Virginia and Edward F. Brown and Emma Blanche Whitmore of the city, detailing nuptial eligibility and legally binding permits.
The advertisement extols Syrup of Figs as a pleasant tasting gentle laxative effective for cleansing the system, easing colds and fevers, and curing constipation without harming the liver or bowels. It claims wide medical approval, stresses it is made by the California Fig Syrup Co, and warns against substitutes.
An 1890 census analysis shows a large unmarried male cohort in the United States. By age 23 only 2% of men are married, while by 30 about half of men remain single, and nearly three quarters of women have wed. The piece weighs social implications for marriage, luxury costs, and changing roles for men and women in a growing republic.
A partial lunar eclipse will occur tonight with contact at 10.29, middle at 11.26, and exit at 18.31. The eclipse will be visible across North and South America, with partial view in western Europe and Africa. In Montgomery County near Laytonville Erastus Kinney, 21, died after a fall from a loaded saddle, wheels passing over him. A large barn on Al Gernon Loole’s farm near Barnerville burned Saturday night, wrecking $5,000 worth of property and crops. A tarld form tournament and pole will be held Saturday Sept 30 in the grove of William Downey near Now Market. committee listed.
The Hagerstown council rejected two electric fire alarm bids and accepted the New York offer. The Gavrve Fire Alarm Company proposed a system with tower sticker five gangs and twelve boxes for 9000, while the National Company of Baltimore proposed 9400 for a larger setup. Councilman Futterers opposed the latter bid.
Auctioneer Harvey Leses conducts a property sale in front of the Court House this morning. A log house with outbuildings on Oat Alley sold to Mrs. Jobe Atlee for twenty dollars. A second lot with a two story house and outbuildings in the same alley sold to Wirb Smith for three hundred dollars. Geo. Keyeer, of South Market Street, seeks a blond man who disappeared after a loan. Keyeer traveled to Gettysburg, Maine, but found no clue about the man or the whereabouts.
Edwerd Hehl KR Zatlers came to defend the town with stekpees amid a local incident. Mamie Braseer of near thie c is involved with Cortog and rheamstrem in the court proceeding. Wr. David 8 Rice, Raat Foorth, is listed in the resolution.
The sermon analyzes Jesus talking with the Samaritan woman at the well, exploring faith, true worship, and the Father through Christ. It cites scripture from John and references to Abraham, Jacob, and Jacob’s well while urging personal repentance, spiritual transformation, and living water from Christ.
A fragmentary critique in a Chicago paper discusses a social type described as a giddy, attention seeking girl. The piece portrays her swagger and flirtations as a reflection of the era, warning readers to heed moral injunctions and the lasting harm of public perception.
The Republican Central Committee of Frederick county is called to meet in the Grand Jury Room in Frederick at 11 o clock tomorrow morning. A report details crew changes at North Point and port cargo affecting local industry and employment, with notes on reorganizations and expected new work for up to 1,000 men. Medical endorsements and balm recommendations from Chamberlain and local physicians are mentioned for athletes and injuries.
An old advertisement extols blood purity as essential for health. It links thin or impure blood to organ suffering and lists ailments such as rheumatism dyspepsia chills fever liver and kidney trouble dropsy scrofula and other broad diseases, urging use of a listed remedy.
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