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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1897
Page
4
James Young, rising American tragedian, will appear at the City Opera House on Monday night next, September 20, in aHamlet.
The Atlanta Constitution reviews James Young as Hamlet noting a youth of twenty two with energy and intelligence. He delivers Hamlet with American fairness to "Give Life a chance" and shows potential to do well under challenging circumstances.
Brief bits cover diverse topics from household tips and local prices to social events and notable people. Highlights include a 33d anniversary reference, a dance by a local group, a circus of miscellaneous notices, and reports on local improvements and incidents.
Baltimore rumors place George L Wellington resigning from the Carreton Hotel and addressing the State Central Committee. He cites health, workload, and destroyed plans as reasons while signaling a potential shift in control and leadership within the labor movement.
The article describes a May 2 event at a schoolhouse with readings from the Bible and a performance by students. It notes speakers such as Mayiower Clurca and Rev. James S7st and mentions attendees from Frederick and Baltimore. The program includes singing and a presentation titled The Star Spangled Banner.
The tale describes Reed township in Deupiin county with 34 inhabitants and 50 voters, noting no church, school, lawyer, or liquor sales, no industrial work, and residents crossing the river to Perry county for worship. It records one criminal court case in 25 years and markets Kerrs Clover Root Tea.
A reader named W W Dots writes September 15 1297 to the board correcting a prior misstatement in Tas News Today about a primary in Midilstown. He clarifies the issue was for and against the organization of the district and urges the correction regarding Dr Harker’s opposition to the present setup.
Obituaries for Philip Buddy formerly of Frederick who died in St Joseph Missouri, Elizabeth A Hant died at her brother Asbury Hant's home, Henry Reich brother of local residents, Arlene Ridgeley wife of Oliver Riley, and a funeral arrangements note with Rev Siward Smith in Mt. Airy district. Includes references to church and cemetery services and local property at East Patrick Street.
Democratic judicial convention to nominate a sixth district Maryland judge meets in Rockville. Frederick and Montgomery counties split votes, with Frederick urging a vote for Motter and Montgomery pledged to back a Democratic fiscal nominee. State Central Committee lists Montgomery delegates and Frederick delegates fill numbered spots.
The Evangelical Autocrany Church hosts its regular monthly meeting of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society this evening at 7:30 in the chapel on East Second Street. Also includes notices about old soldier letters, patent remedies, and cough prevention advertisements from local merchants.
A garbled health ad extols Dr. Miles Medical Cure for improving appetite and vitality, claiming it treats serious conditions like consumption and other illnesses. It markets Pills and Grape-Tine remedies as life saving, urging readers to try the products despite unclear details.
A vintage advertisement touts pure old rye whiskey as life giving and strengthening for families. It urges keeping a bottle on the sideboard and promotes a local shop as the source of this “real and pure” product.
CHAS N HAUER presents the Great Revivo Remedy claiming it restores manhood and vigor in 30 days. It targets nervousness, impotence, fatigue, memory loss, and other effects of excess, with a nerve tonic and blood builder claim. Available by mail for 1.06 per package or 3.50 for three, with a guarantee or refund. Free circular offered. Sold by S Schley & Bro in Frederick, Maryland.
An old newspaper fragment narrates a court arrest and references alleged offenses, followed by intrusive ads praising patent medicines. It features names, local places, and period tone, then shifts to long-form promotional copy for Hwietter's Somach Bitters and Dr King's New Discovery with testimonials and free trial notes.
The cotton mills at Laurel have resumed operations. The Baltimore County Fair opens today. Fires damage homes near Beerl, and Washington County farmer Oscob Hartle is reported dead. Robert Welch died at Traore Talbot County aged ninety. Baltimore will employ vagrants on the streets after Cumberland precedents. Mrs Franie Brown Keith of Baltimore injured riding to Elkridge hounds. Education in Baltimore County public schools praised. Senator Wellington signals resignation as state Republican chair. Two horses belonging to the Express Company drowned near Crisfield. Hog cholera concerns in Heath County and laws on dray animals said to be violated. Jefferson Dickerson of Pinsy Grove Worcester County cut by saw at Wirglols. J W Jones Taylorsville Worcester County claims strawberry season. Wheat: 1814 bushels threshed near Williamsport average over 30 bushels per acre. President McKinley passing from Somerset to Washington greeted at Cumberland. Mary Ward of Alberton Howard County recovering from accidental breast wound by husband. Baltimore white and colored Republican leaders agree no colored men on legislative ticket. Pitlip Barnes fatally stabbed at Fulton Avenue and Mosher Street by Louis Day. Barnes treated at Homeopathic Hospital. Day arrested.
Mr Giann H Worthington received four bound volumes of records and compilations on the Venezals boundary dispute issued by the commission. The works are transcripts from the archives, titled The report and accompanying papers of the commission appointed by the President of the United States to lay out and report on the transnational line between the Hanibic of Veniziaia and the British Gaiaea. The volume set includes seventy six maps and fifty six facsimiles dating back to 1534.
The Berses county fruit market shows high demand for apples with John Miller selling about 860 barrels at 2.62 per barrel, totaling over 2,000. His orchard spans 34 acres on a steep hillside with a tax value near zero. He adds 100 more acres in trees. Peach production this season yields 5,000 to 4,000 dollars with some fields underperforming. William Miller Sr. earns 3,000 to 10,000 from his apples.
Messrs J ilsresry Reedy Howard United and Prederick Wisters of Hagetstown explored a cave along the Poetomis river several miles above Vilismsport on the West Wa gina side. Using a rose they descended over two hundred feet, but did not reach the end. The ceilings of chambers appeared to be around one hundred feet high.
A 1336 Jan testimony from Methodist pastor J C Boos in Clay City Indiana praises Shilohs products for headache constipation and throat relief. Ad copy touts Shilohs Catarrh Remedy Nagai injector and Pligrant to Bake lines with Pearre and Etchison Building, Montizello claims.
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