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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1900
Page
3
Bertha Bolton and Mrs. Merriam entertain a covert telegram flirtation with George, via Auntie style replies. In Eupglewood New Jersey and New York, the lovers dodge Mrs. Bolton and the meddling aunt through altered meeting times, while telegrams drift between towns and motives.
Bolton pursues Bertha and George Hallett to a rendezvous, aided by Meade's scheming telegrams. A telegram misread by Bolton leads to a dramatic chase. Bertha and George are seen leaving together, while Bolton rages and Meade laments his deception. The tale ends with Bolton revealing Bertha's choice and warning of consequences.
A sequence of misfortunes unfolds at Gleacoe and Mehelgen as a series of ambushes and attacks disrupt daily life. Reports detail injuries, damaged property, and emergency responses, with authorities urging caution and investigation into the incidents.
Detailed account of the Koorn Spruit engagement in which Boer forces under Olivier trap Colonel Broadwood's column near Bloemfontein. The ambush disarms wagons and guns, captures six British artillery pieces, with 500 plus killed or captured, and a heroic effort to recover remaining guns.
In the Washington Star a brief exchange mocks a woman who talks of writing a novel for years and rewrites the first chapter. One woman notes she follows authors who use perceived acquaintances as character types. The other questions the method, saying it hinges on her husband’s actions to villainize or heroize him.
Scattered lines describe Boxes Cofee Berries and Turoasted coffer berries bound with grasses and meals, noting a natural aroma from grains and an adhesive to hold shape. The text meanders through odd phrases about Dinnis-Maybe, fashion in Japan, and daily matches, with a curious closing remark about tax news.
Zeb White recalls a night dispute over the whale tale and a lost boy, then a wildcat attack on a cabin. The old woman leads a rescue mission up the ridge to find Joe Baker’s son as the two narrators endure a violent night fight and eventual reconciliation. This folk story blends humor with danger in rural Tennessee amid a dramatic moral.
In a passionate rebuttal, Secretary Wilson argues dairy butter is superior to oleomargarine, noting cheaper fats like tallow and the ox fat lack flavor and safety. He warns that imitation butter made from manipulated milk carries bacteria and health risks, urging consumers to prefer genuine butter despite price differences.
A Civil War reminiscence recalls a dream of standing in a crowd reading about 1,900 prisoners taken the day before in a sharp engagement. Six weeks later the dream’s date matches reality as prisoners march by on a picket road to the rear. The article notes the impact of light and air on family life and cites Ladies' Home Journal via The News.
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