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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1899
Page
2
A partial OCR shows subscription terms for The Daily News and The Weekly News. It mentions prices for home delivery, per-year rates, and acceptance of subscription payments by mail. It references Frederick and a treasurer, with notices about rates and delivery details.
The article critiques lack of thorough preparation and drive among young men, citing Robert Ogdon's essay on why many fail to advance. It argues mastery of one’s craft and persistent effort outweighs mere ambition, urging individuals to oppose drifting and embrace hard work to reach higher levels of success.
A clipped court report outlines an intoxication-based defense where the defendant argues a woman’s actions influenced his conduct. The brief mentions the judge’s caution and references local police testimony.
The Cumberland Tins notes Maryland county conventions and voter issues as a feature of county life. It highlights conservative citizens defending home protection and virtue, amid political discourse and debates on candidacy.
A garbled 19th century style note details a tense meeting with phrases about adversity and duty. It mentions Chicago News, a fireman fund, and marriage as a political issue while pondering rank and money. The text shows disjointed dialogue and stray names without clear outcomes.
A fragmented discussion notes the enduring appeal and danger of the word rubber in public discourse. The piece laments rising pressure on language and hints at broader social consequences of harmful slogans.
A fragmentary piece mixes a WWI era poem praising courage and nationhood with a medical notice for Chamberlain Cough Hennedy. The text juxtaposes heroic war imagery on Spanish conflicts and ancient battles with an alleged medicinal advertisement claiming relief for croup in children.
The readable text resembles garbled OCR with strange word strings and no clear events or names. It appears as nonsensical phrases about arnica cures and various unrelated terms, lacking coherent context or identifiable individuals.
Various reports from Charles and Dorchester counties detail deaths from illness and gunfire, wounded incidents, and a fatal shipwreck near Washington. Notable figures include Eliott of Dorchester and Ernerat Lankford near Pocomoke City, with broader notes on local infrastructure, a brewery project, and preparations for a naval parade in New York Harbor.
A bustling Winter feature highlights warm clothing, footwear, and home goods. Departments show heavy wool outfits, waterproof coats, rugs, curtains, and towels. The piece notes the ready stock for holidays, including jewelry, millinery, and wedding preparations, with carpets and window treatments completing the cozy home ambiance.
A mine company promoter presented Bo Toole and his company at the Grand Opera House Shippensburg for a week starting Monday September 25. The group delivered lively performances with strong humor and varied repertoire including Rip Van Winkle. A robust audience responded positively. more performances are announced for October 2 at City Opera House.
Rider George K Sappington of near Johnaville leads a preparatory service tonight at the Evangelical Lutheran church. He is acting in charge of a new German Baptist congregation forming at Deer Creek in Carroll County.
An 19th century tale reports Mr. Mercer from Raccoon Creek marrying Anna Moffatt and four other sisters in sequence, seeking to keep a large family linked by marriage. The narrative notes successive weddings, a status of happiness, and family objections offered by none.
Daisy Jaeri Ye Misa Datay Wairfax colored of Pittsburg died at home aged about 60 of consumption on September 20. Funeral at John Wesley Chapel with burial in the adjoining cemetery. National listing and railroad ticket sales to Philadelphia offered from Washington area. Police served notice to tannery owners to improve sanitation. Grand jury case and opera related notices conclude with community commentary.
Fragmented OCR text describes chaotic events with scattered place names and individuals. It mentions accusations of violence, village disruptions, and bureaucratic actions, but the passage is garbled with numerous misspellings and unclear details, making coherent report difficult. The readable strands reference towns, wards, and officials amid a broader upheaval context.
The Whilomashean Literary Society elected officers for three months led by President El Cates and Vice President George Ry Danaix Jr. The Maryland Christian Endeavor Union State Convention is planned at the Weal mymater Presbyterian Church. Dr Prouhtindds Smith elected director of Pirie and Mechantcn Hank after stockholder meeting.
The notice lists Thursday events at Lord Lapton's venue with a promised new program. Patrons are asked to check local listings for exact titles and times as text is incomplete.
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