Pale Fasowaros Subscription Rates For City and U.S. Mail
The notice states subscription terms for readers in the city and across the United States. It lists charges of 4 cents per month for four months, $1.50 for six months, and $5.60 per year prepaid. It mentions carrier delivery by weekly news and the need for clubs to request subscriptions with orders. The language is fragmented but conveys price and delivery methods.
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Ann
United States
Ty Weexle
Tam
Philadelphia Inquirer
McCreary
Navy Department
Baratoga
Secretary of the Navy
A Aux Sons
Fair and Civic Discourse Amid Strikes and Fairs
A flurry of notes on county fairs and homecomings contrasts with a statistical report detailing twenty five years of labor unrest. The piece blends local festival chatter with national figures on strikes and lockouts, listing totals of workers affected, establishments involved, and average losses per employee and per employer.
Industrial troubles tally vast losses across years
The figures show 806 dollars and 82,228 as incidents, with 127,443 establishments affected. The two causes displaced an enormous 6,610,110 wage earners, yielding an average wage loss of 2406 per employee and 46 per person involved over twenty years.
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Bureau of Labor
United States
Esch
Zea
Fragmented quotes from multiple papers spark holiday talk
A jumble of historic quotes from Washington Herald, Washington Star, Baltimore American, Philadelphia Inquirer, and Baltimore Sun snippets discusses Oyster Bay plans, a Thanksgiving proclamation, Pittsburgh events, global impressions of Smoky City, and bankers in Atlantic City finding ways to leverage small deposits into larger trade volumes. The passage reads as a collage of editorial lines and weathered commentary.
Minutes of Merriness and Parlor Poker Gags
A collage of humorous quotes from various papers. A melancholy man muses on time and impressions while friends joke about alarms watches and parlor quirks. A poker scene ends with a reader who notices clever inconsistencies in the papers.
Harvard Open to All White Brown and Black
The Voice of the Press reports from the Nashville American that Harvard will open to all races, noting strong stand against racial exclusion. The item highlights reactions from various readers and quotes broader debates on access and equity in higher education.
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Harvard
Nashville
Siam
Clover Leaf Literary Society Meeting Recap
The Clover Leaf Literary Society held a regular session with E. Thomas presiding. Members presented recitations, orations, readings, debates, and a general discussion led by judges, then adjourned to October 4.
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Clover Leaf Literary Society
E. Thomas
Walter Sinn
E Densbergex
Longfellow
Walter Ginn
Alexander Bamilton
A. Koock
Reading
Jovanite Literary Society
Ralph McHenry
Johnny
M. Miller
Qider
Hrazier
Erasion
Baltimore
HH. James
Old Virginia
G Wyler
Little Hand
P. Orum
H. Stanton
Washington
H Stanton
A. James
Clpfure
Prescott
BF. Castle
Wats
Snocred
Clary
H. Storm
A. Jones
Paul Orom Daya
Hudson
Hl James
W. Bennets
R. McHenry
O Maresh
H. Swartz
J Renner
W. Olsry
F. Storm
Crisic
Selles Lettres
Belles Lettres Literary Society
L. Oliver
Delepisine
R. Kidd
L Ordeman
Doga
J. H. Sohal
Fordeman
John Adams
Us Grange
Lacosa
Rodoak, Jr
E. Delaplaine
Debata
Hersperger
O. Robinson
R. Stockman
R Wolf
Oriio
Ordaman
Algote
Alooté Literary Society
Girly’ High School
Amis Motter
Agdretary
Louisa May Alcott
Mildred Thomas
Laurette Willard
Bush Dixon
Hatth Miller
O Ciags
Vocaljzolo
Lina Carr
Gezatie
Moments With The Muse A Little While Poem
A fragmentary verse contemplates dreary days and deserts that glow, asking what if the days dissolve into a little while. It muses on life, care, and an unwritten sermon as joys fade and heaven’s blooms await within a fleeting time. The poem ends with the refrain that it is such a little while.
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Earth
Hymeneal Port erfield Virts Marries in Triplet Mo
Miss Alma Virtsy of Triplet Missouri wed Mr Hubert Porterfield of Breanwick Shia County on September 19 at the bride’s home. They visited Jamestown Expreision then return to Lovestarille Virginia for a reception at the groom’s parents home. They plan to reside in Brunswick. LIBPEY WARNER Marriage of Rachel Lee Warner and Charles Roward Lipply occurred September 25 at noon at Hammel Warner’s home in Johneville with Rev Clarkeon officiating.
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Porterfield
Alma Virtsy
Triplet
Hubert Porterfield
Breanwick
Shia County
Lovestarille
Brunswick
Libpey
Libpey— Warner, the Home of Mr. and Mrs Hammel Warner, Haar Johneville
Rachel Lee Warner
Charles Roward Lipply
Near
Johreville
F. Clarkeon
Funeral of Lewle E Riddlemoser Held at Home
The funeral for Lewle E Riddlemoser was held at 1 PM from his parents' home on Telegraph Street with services led by Rev. Lt. McLeac Ohbipp.wa Triba and I O. B. Mf. The pallbearers were Charles B Greff, Harry L. Bennett, Wm I Gilbart, Emry Biser, George E Salter, and T .O. My teny. Interment followed at Mt. Oliver cemetery. F. Schroeder served as funeral director.
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Lewle E Riddlemoser
Brg
Lewle W. Riddlemozer
Telegraph Street
McLeac Ohbipp
Triba
I O. B
Emry
Biser
George E Salter
T .O. Myteny
Mt. Oliveb
F. Schroeder
Real Estate Salons and Mortgages at City Hotel and Courthouse
Auctioneer Charles Bront sold 8300 acres in Buckeyatown known as Kemp Buckey farm to Luther E Willard for 2590 per acre. Walter Saunders sold a Barkaystown house and lot to Mrs Fannie Da Lazhmats for 435. Tahir Waite faced animal license penalty. Rev JT Patton Mone, former PA House chaplain, dies in Harrisburg after illness.
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Keal Estate
Charles Bront
Chas. T. Rameburg
Mortgaree
Buckeya
Kemp- Buckey
Luther
E. Willard
Dept Walter Saunders
Glann HA Worthington
Mortgagae
Barkaystown
Fannie
Deafness Cure Claims From Constitutional Remedies
An 19th century advertisement argues deafness stems from inflammation of the Eustachian Tube and mucous surfaces. It claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can restore hearing, offering one hundred dollars to prove otherwise, and promotes related constipation pills. The piece cites F J Cheney & Co of Toledo, endorsing these remedies and listing local druggists.
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Hall
Fredericktowne Notes Stirred By Autumn Cooling Signs
The column surveys early autumn in Frederick, noting cooler weather, stoves and carpets being set up, a shift to fall activities, and upcoming events. It mentions dances, churchgoers, a Homecoming, local prices rising for milk, theater at the Bijou and Opera House, and a push toward autumn as schools, societies, and the Frederick fair approach. References to soldiers from South Mountain and Antietam, local organizations, and town happenings conclude with a valediction to September and a nod to October festivities.
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Aoldiera
Braddock Heights
Thurmont
Daughters of the American Revolution
Eastern Stara
Hospital Guild
Bazar
Haven
Historical Society
Guosa Shay
Braddock
Washington, Frederick and Gathynburg
Frederick Fair
Marble Palace
Market Street
Wilson
Death of Uriah Firor Builder at 79 in Baltimore
Uriah Firor 79 noted Baltimore builder died at home 02 West Lexington Street from intestinal complications. Born in the county, he moved to Baltimore in 1849 and started his business in 1854. Married 53 years to Leonora Grimm. survivors include two children Oliver T. and Ida A. Flier. Funeral set for Monday.
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Uriah
Misa Leonora Grimm
Baltimore
Oliver T
Ida A. Flier
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