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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1903
Page
4
The German agriculturalists touring the United States face criticism for excluding Frederick county from their itinerary. The author suspects the planner never visited the region, noting the omission contrasts with the area’s favored status and beauty.
The article laments individual obstruction in Congress led by Senators Morgan and Tillman who used talk to death and force extra sessions or concessions. It argues reform is needed to curb filibuster power, warning a legislature ruled by one man becomes contemptible and ineffective.
CONTEMPORARY COMMENT Critical notes on Judge Parker and political gold bugs appear in city papers. The Baltimore American mocks a gold bug motif while the Baltimore Herald scorns a readerless public and a fatal accident. The Tanoytown Record notes risk and unintended luck in the carnival pastimes.
A compact collection of humorous exchanges and quips from early 20th century papers. Jests touch on weather and cold jokes, cheerful firemen, house chores, island legends, and social banter about recommendations and bills. The item reads as a row of newspaper cartoon captions and jokes.
The Cleveland Leader notes Lt Col Yorke on British railways surpassing some American practices. He cites grade crossings as unknown in England, automatic signaling as imperfectly reliable in the U S, and English couplers and air brakes as superior. Still, U S rail development and vast expansion commend American progress.
Washington Star reports on Admiral Dewey’s evolving views after Manila Bay fame. He shifts from preferring a nonpolitical role to acknowledging the presidency needs vigor, youth, and civil training, while noting Congress bears heavy duties. Dewey, about sixty, appears energetic and fit, though some say leaders may be younger.
A mix of poetic fragments and an advertisements note the perils of colds and pneumonia. Includes lines from ALURANON and SWixBURNE about grief and innocence, followed by a short Atlantic Monthly attribution and an ad claiming Chamberlain's Cough Remedy prevents pneumonia and cures a cold quickly, with a local seller A.L. Pestre.
A survey of aging theories discusses phagocytes and their possible role in nerve cell loss, notes studies finding nerve eating cells in elderly brains and certain illnesses, and mentions Becquerel radiation types, suicide by breath holding, and De Vries advancing clove selection.
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