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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1893
Page
2
The nation faces a heated, stormy special session starting Monday as Congress wrestles grave issues tied to the wavering money standard. The call is for men of character to set aside prejudice and focus on relief for the people, avoiding petty bickering and mudslinging.
The article comments on society and culture with a humorous tone. It notes a telephone girl, a hand organ on the streets, and speculative claims about a fund. It questions military progress versus romantic mischief and Cupid, reflecting a satirical slice of life.
Excerpts from columns on honesty as best policy and the need for mutual confidence. Warns against dishonest behavior harming business and urges careful listening to avoid rumors that could trigger a protracted business crisis. calls for mutual tolerance and community effort to restore confidence.
The report outlines French and Siam tensions over territory on the Mekong from the 18th to the 23d parallel. It notes France may be compelled to seize goods if Siam does not act, while China asserts claims above the 21st parallel and looms as a potential obstacle. It also critiques capital punishment’s impact on families and includes medical and political commentary from various papers.
The text presents a suggestion to replace a defined meal with clam chowder thickened with gravel and beef tea. It mentions shifting from three pints to a gallon over day and night, reflecting a discussion on nourishment for a poor patient with a focus on unpalatable, improvised dietary options.
A collage of quotations and notices featuring figures like Justice Edward Hewes, Professor N. F. Shaler, Lewis Mebbing, and Hon. M. J. Grove. The lines touch on crime, road making, railways, visitor charm, and the appeal of the local paper The News, with commentary on bicycles and electric rail progress.
A fragmentary archive piece blends poems on beauty and peril. It opens with lines praising a fair face in antique sculptural terms, moves through a sea calm described as Christ’s peace, then shifts to nature’s changes and a spider’s quiet craft, and ends with a Love’s Offering addressed to a shrine, pledging devotion and first fruits.
Separated items note Crisfield crabbing boom and a hospitalizing illness in Emmitsburg, deaths include Mrs Wm B H Warren and farmer Wm A Bush, a Cumberland Y M C A corner stone laying, and a Cecil county man dying suddenly. Also reports on queen Anne’s Democrats, long funeral details for John L Mealey, sale of 43 East Church street to Prof Cyrus Thomas, and Miss Eselle Hartman joining Sisters of Mercy.
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