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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1894
Page
4
A satirical and historical note in a News edition discusses Governor Knowns as a canonized figure in a Saint Patrick context and a Washington din about a pot and kettle clash. It also references jury issues in the Pouard Breckenridge case and previews Prer's Bap Bor a witty humor serial with fresh illustrations.
The Baltimore American argues Maryland public school terms are too brief, especially as many counties run seven months with private schooling filling the gap. It urges a mid July close, noting rising enrollment but lacking funds for longer terms, and warns that short terms fail to sustain learning.
From the Whemes News, a passage notes that over 20 peach districts face crop blight due to recent extreme cold. The piece highlights the impact on blossoms and potential fruit harvests. It mentions political notes including Carnot and U S congressional talk as context.
Growers doubt damage from frosts as orchards show mixed signs. Dr. Ridgely of Dover discounts serious injury noting blossoms protected by petals. Despite early blossoms in February and heavy frosts May 7, a large crop followed, with experts cautious about final results. The piece also covers Southern opposition to the presidential veto, local quotes, and community notes.
A fragmented verse piece titled The Awakening explores spring come and love’s perilous approach. It blends lines about breezes whispering spring’s near return, capricious beauty, hopeful wakes, and distant deathly notes, weaving images of blossoms, birds, and yearning. The text includes garbled phrases and OCR-like errors but centers on renewal, emotion, and the tension between winter and spring.
The market offers spring vegetables and early fruits with eggplants tomatoes and beets. Eggs remain 10 cents per dozen. butter 20 cents per pound. Poultry scarce with prices around 25 to 50 cents each for dressed birds. pork declines while mutton and beef remain available. Fish and shellfish show steady to rising supplies with prices listed for bass rock and shad, while a fortune teller’s tale closes the market visit.
Donohoe's Magazine, founded by Patrick Donohoe of Boston in 1679, now led by Hon. Daniel P Toomey, praises Paine's celery compound. Too mey describes personal recovery from nervous debility and fatigue, urging readers to trust the remedy for renewed vigor and better health among scholars and workers.
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