30 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1895
Page
1
The piece honors Louis Pasteur, detailing his genius and practical science that advanced human knowledge and health. It lauds his achievements in fermentation, inoculation, and applying science to prevent disease and improve animal welfare, while noting his modest, unambitious character.
The column cites various contentious claims including Lady Aberdeen cycling in bloomers, Lord Roseberry appearing younger after leaving office, and soldiers’ service notes. James H. Brooks of South Portland, a 61 year army veteran, retired a decade ago. William Wordsworth Jr. reportedly writes verse but with limited publications. Joseph Field of New Jersey, age 112, says he has seen every President inaugurated and remains a bachelor until falling for a woman in her twenties.
From the San Francisco Call report the campaign in Cubsig raised up to 20 million dollars for sale. Kasas eyes carried a precinct.
The thirteenth annual convention of the Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Maryland Synod Lutheran Church will meet at Zion Lutheran Church Williamsport October 2 3 and 4 with Mrs J D Mann of Hagerstown leading the opening service and Mrs W H James of Baltimore presiding. Delegates and visitors estimate about 150 attendees.
A boy falls from a wagon tearing scalp and later required many sutures for scalp torn from his head. A man breaks his arm loading phosphate. A16-year-old dies at home from an overcold fall in the barn to the thrashing floor. Rev Diehl notes rapid recovery after tumor removal at Church Home infirmary. Hampstead officials plan more sidewalks and crossings. A decree awards absolute divorce to Ernest Dell and Laura Dell after two years of marriage.
One week ago the atmosphere was warm and Frederick tonfang wished for the cold spell said to prevail in the far west. This morning heavy clothes and overcoats were brought out as the change nears. Fires were slatted in many places of business and front doors that had remained open all day for four months were closed for comfort. Fall goods appear in shops as merchants display preparations for cooler weather.
Cora M Donald, daughter of Mr Jacob Bic Donald, died at her West Patrick street home on Saturday after a short typhoid illness. She was 19 years, 1 month and 29 days old. Funeral held at 2 pm from the house with services by Revs Stinespring and Zimmerman. Interment at Olivet Cemetery. A T Rice & Sons were the undertakers.
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