23 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1895
Page
1
An editorial urges merchants to boost advertising in The Tax News, arguing ads are a live investment that expands a store’s reach. It cites Hagerstown’s large advertiser as a public benefactor and notes readers from Frederick should expand ad space this fall with catchy notices.
The article notes that the Wegner family received royalties totaling 7 510 dollars in Paris for this year through last month for operas connected to a computer project. The report frames the financials as part of ongoing rights arrangements and cites the exact sum paid to date.
The opening of the Atlanta Exposition is praised as a catalyst for southeastern development. It is noted that Georgia and the Southeast have modernized, with rising manufacturing and mining, better wealth distribution, and strong ties to New York trade. Residents express optimism about progress, infrastructure projects like an electric railroad, and broader regional improvement.
The poem speaks of home as holy and comforting and yearns for those at distance. It evokes sisters sharing tenderness and a brother’s grave as sources of deeper joy than fame, treasure, or strangers’ praise.
A stream of brief notices from Frederick details visits and guests in local homes. Baltimore, Philadelphia, and other cities are represented by visitors staying with friends, including Riethart Duvall, Min Eugenie Pierce, Min Belle Dean, and many more. The item also reports a short, speculative essay on historical human height trends, predicting drastic future reductions.
The article notes 420 plant species in Europe used commercially, with 420 perfumes and 197 scented white flowers, 951 yellow, 84 red, 84 blue, and 23 violet varieties aromatic. It also reports the Independent engine team moving to a new, ornate engine house on Patrick Street, near completion with some work remaining.
Hyreneal to wed tomorrow in Frederick County. Miss Leura Yerkze, five years a teacher in the articulation department of the Maryland School for the Deaf, to marry R Read Lewis a prominent farmer near Frederick. свидание
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