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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1905
Page
2
The editorial argues for municipal property reassessment amid growing public demand. It cites inequities where small homeowner payments lag actual value, condemns aldermen opposing reassessment, and urges transparency through published assessments to curb favoritism and raise the city's tax base.
The snippet notes shifting public sentiment with lines about lending Japan money and spring sounds like a carpet beater. It mentions Osar willing to seek peace if Japan refrains from money demands and returns home, reflecting era commentary and political humor.
A terse Wilmington dispatch reports J Edward Addicks has broken his silence amid ongoing turbulence. The latest bulletin notes concerns over his health, with observers unsure of the extent of the alleged injuries and the political implications for the forthcoming events.
A collage of satirical exchanges from papers like Brooklyn Life and Washington Post. A mislaid Miss Otéblosd and Mrs Nagget debate etiquette, nobility and rest abroad. Doctor urges Europe trip for three months, while reporters praise or mock Congress. Humorous quips reflect early 20th century newspaper voice and social foibles.
The piece reflects on press voices about violence and virtue, cites the Chicago News frustrations, comments on Mexican gold standard timing, and notes Southern immigration policy favoring controlled white labor. It also critiques war talk and Russian sacrifices amid Manchurian tensions, referencing President, Emperor William, and Rus sian figures.
A collection of verse and dialect humor about love, luck, and signs of spring. The piece contrasts bitter sweet love imagery with comic musings on fortune telling and superstition, mentioning styles and names in a collage of quoted lines and notices.
Dr. George W. Ward of Western Maryland College spoke at Western Female High School in Baltimore, outlining Maryland milestones that shaped the nation. He cited Washington resigning in Annapolis Senate chamber, the Treaty of Peace, early conventions, first American bishop, first Methodist church, first Roman Catholic diocese, and Maryland’s roles in steam, rail, shipbuilding, industry, telegraph, and early utility works.
The magazine notes the automobile will reshape rural life by easing distance between country dwellers. With good roads and reliable cars, city access and quickening social links will grow, turning distant neighbors into closer community, expanding country schools churches and post offices access.
Nineteen new boys joined the first of nine spring gospel services at the Y M C A rooms on Sunday morning at 9 15. Rev H Zimmerman spoke on Three Books. New boys are placed on a waiting list as they come. A point system rewards bringing others with prizes at 15 20 25 and 50 points. Last year a boy earned 50 points and received a Bible. Many received a new Testament or the Gospel of St John. Rewards for this year to be announced later.
The Frederick post office lists advertised letters for April 1 1805. Recipients must call for advertised letters. unclaimed letters within two weeks go to the dead letter office. Gentleman’s List includes Dr. J. N. Barney and A. W. Kaufman. Tea pigs List lists Miss Nora Welton Esyth Nanemaker and Laura B. Baker.
Water Works superintendent F. F. Tyergar told Taz News the burst pipes from winter are repaired for the city and reservoir cleaning will begin around month’s end. Market quotes list corn at 2.30 per barrel, wheat Nos red at 1.04, 1.60, and other prices. Mrs. Knodle seriously ill at South Market Street home. Dr. Haffner, circuit court clerk, ill at West Third Street home with rheumatism.
The Prince of Wales has undergone an operation in Sussex reported by Social Dispatch to Tax News. The nature and outcome of the procedure are not stated and the court physicians will pay nothing.
At the Frederick Terots Club meeting in Mr W Barry Haller's office plans will be made to grade and prepare the club courts for the season aiming to produce the best courts in Bathmore county. Also Fisher's minstrels perform tonight at the Opera House for the Baseball Association with profits expected to aid the club. A church incident reports Mrs O Hopwood of West Fourth Street injured by a fall in Evangel Lutheran service, treated at home after brief hospital visit.
Miss Mabel Gettier of Littlestown Pennsylvania longtime visitor to this city underwent two operations at Littlestown and has recovered nicely with hopes for full recovery.
A jumble of old newspaper clippings contrasts a Washington Post quote on Spartan virtue with a Hall’s Catarrh Care promotional notice. It includes a exaggerated morality riff on early rising, then shifts to a 19th century testimonial plus a Hall family remedy pitch promising a $100 reward for catarrh cures, with Toledo as the referenced location. The mixed text preserves era tone and multiple named entities such as Hall’s Catarrh Care and J Cheney & Co.
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