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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1901
Page
4
A scanned Frederick Maryland page shows an ad list for The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company with contact details. It includes subscription offers, phone exchange notes, and instructions to send correspondence to The News in Frederick. Also contains Moon phases and weather notes and a reflective editorial on newspaper pricing for constitutional amendments.
The article argues the Crawford county system reduces bitterness by offering a direct primary and broad voter participation. It contends accusations of division are unfounded when defeats occur fairly and criticizes alternatives that would require multiple primaries, noting one strong turnout under the Crawford county method.
The text urges authorizing a listing of debates and criticizes current primaries. It argues that many intelligent citizens cannot be persuaded to attend after the latest fashion and praises Crawford County’s system. It contends adopting that system for county and municipal nominations would improve local politics and urges both parties to adopt it.
Contemporaries note the Czar’s $12,000,000 yearly income contrasts with humble ham sandwiches. The Maryland canning industry dominates state output with 53.6 million tomatoes and 11.1 million corn cans packed annually, valued around $14 million. Republican assembly critiques Democratic party power and tactics, while Dorchester Standard cites high publishing costs for constitutional amendments and session laws, hinting at a lavish journalism budget and campaign implications.
Dated snippets from Mrs Meakton and Henrietta show firm resolve and steady home life as men seek consent for plans. A Washington Star note praises decisive women while a Chicago Record quip jokes about marrying imagined quality versus reality.
The New York World criticizes the military spirit behind the pursuit and possible harm to Aguinaldo. It denounces cruelty and praises American valor for liberty, contrasting Funkston and Fighting Bob with figures like Edison Carnegie, stressing that truth should guide policy over militarism.
A Baltimore style note depicts a girl dressing a doll in red, white and blue for a photograph. The doll misbehaves while the girl secretly resists posing. The final image features the girl and her mother praising the artist’s skill, to the author’s humorous mortification. April weather poems celebrate springtime growth and migration with vivid nature imagery across fields, forests, and skies.
For March 35 deaths were recorded in the city and county. The city saw 13 deaths and 88 in the county. Interments totaled 9 at Mount Olivet and 4 at Middletown with many other locations listed. The three months show 193 city and 1145 county deaths, with Middletown and Emmitsburg among the higher mortality spots.
Fragmentary note describes a recover from a severe cold with improvised remedies. The writer mentions relief after attempting treatments, then reports feeling well and praises the cure’s merit. Signed by A. 1. Pearre.
Dr Charles Zimmerman moves to a dwelling on the N J Wilson farm near Urbana. Haller and family move from 173 to 241 South Market, Cramer moves to West South street, Moberly moves from 243 to 173 South Market, Engelbrecht moves near the city to 43, Best to occupy Engelbrecht farm. Democratic city convention tomorrow night to nominate city register and five aldermen. Prof E C Shepherd likely nominee for city register. United Steam Harm Company quarterly meeting tonight at United Hall 7 30. County Board of Commissioners in session today and tomorrow. English testimonial praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy sold by AL Lengerer.
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