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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1901
Page
4
Frederick’s weekly newspaper column highlights window displays, political notes, weather hints, and a long discussion on road transportation costs. It references Mayor candidates, sun and Easter weather ideas, and a critique of exclusive colleges, ending with a discussion of highway costs and farm transport efficiency.
The piece argues that annual hauling costs for farm products reach 916000 dollars to railheads, with two thirds potentially saved by better roads. It notes farmers pay these costs before selling crops, inflating production costs. General Stone estimates improvements could raise farm property values by about 5.06 billion dollars.
A Cumberland Times comment notes Colonel Schrey will be paid 1000 as superintendent of the state census. The Frederick University Extension circle plans to invite a lecturer for a fall course. Cumberland towns should not lag behind peers in this respect.
A quip filled exchange quotes couplets and humorous lines about married life and social manners from various papers. It features snippets about peace commissions, pet names, romantic episodes, a benediction on a mince pie, white ribboners, and a rich man’s worry about keeping money safe.
A fragmentary compilation notes Phillips cornering the Chicago corn market amid resistance by four millionaire board of trade members with corn soaring to 50 cents a bushel. praise for heroic acts of Tessa M Roper in Manila harbor. political corruption critique from Springfield Republican. pistol-ownership critique of southern violence. a strange English testimonial about medical wonders from Warriston England.
A recent Kansas legislature vote grants women the state fall franchise with presidential electors at the general election. The development boosts women’s political engagement in local spring sections and prompts some activists to push for broader reform, while male voters sometimes feel sidelined.
A reflective excerpt from the Somerville Journal narrates a lingering summer romance with delicate, bittersweet impressions of kissing, dancing, and moonlit seaside moments. Also quoted are verses from Reatraine and Washington Star reflecting boyish longing, light mischief, and a dream of carefree, barefoot days.
A collection of light vignettes and anecdotes. Observations on Easter weather and fashion. Notes on gardening plans and home life. Snatches of dialogue reveal social humor and family banter. Small items touch on local people names, events, and everyday scenes.
Myersville Missouri April 3 notices mourn the death of Cyrus Routzahn known as Uncle Routzahn. He died after a brief illness and was buried from the United Brethren church. Survived by wife and several siblings, he was a life long farmer cabinet maker and undertaker who buried over six hundred. noted for public spirit and charitable acts. The obituary lauds his Christian life and service to the community. Also reports Baltimore and Ohio Railroad improvements expanding lines east of the Ohio river and tracks in Maryland, with anticipated double tracking and tunnel revisions to ease congestion and support a building boom in Mount Ayr.
A damaged reminiscence describes a severe cold, sleepless nights, and a landfall of weather trouble. It recalls a Chamberlain cough remedy used by an unnamed person, claiming relief, and mentions a millinery shop at a Chicago street corner and a seller named Pearre.
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