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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1900
Page
1
The piece surveys global tensions and wartime rhetoric, noting Yellow Jack threats on the Gulf coast, rising costs of living tied to trade with China, and calls for policy shifts in the Philippines conflict. It references Secretary Hay’s health, farm support for McKinley, and public opinion on national songs and patriotism.
A garbled OCR fragment recalls soldiers in heroic combat, a war vessel in a foreign port, and a debated pastoral song. It reflects on patriotism, public sentiment, and the role of poetry in rallying the public, noting imperfections yet claiming broad resonance.
Washington Star notes Roosevalt accepts Democrats denouncement as permanent. Ohio State Journal denies Coxey armies this year as militarism under Democratic rule. Nashville American cites more Russian women than men and emigration home attempts. Florida Times-Union reports extreme heat, with some opting for electric fan.
A collage of vintage jokes and quips from Harper's Bazaar Chicago News Denver Times Chicago Tribune Kansas City Times, including a wife and husband banter about tuning a piano, donkey versus apple, court chatter on vagrapcy, a saffron man with chills and fever, a riot iron remark, and a humorist waking with jokes. The items reflect metropolitan humor and concise one liners from multiple sources.
Poems speak of summer heart and enduring love as birds sing and roses redden. A legend of a heavenly Twilight bell suggests pure thoughts can quiet passion and sin within the heart. The piece blends lyric reflection with a meditation on inner meaning and moral restraint.
From the Baltimore Sun the India famine relief movement is praised as a noble American charity. It notes the British and Indian governments may bear blame, but emphasizes simple humanity and prompt US response. The effort is described as energy driven by humane Americans directing relief for India's suffering millions.
I J Cheney Co Toledo offer one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh case not cured by Ball's Cough Cure. The undersigned certify fifteen years of honorable business and financial ability to meet any judgments made by the firm. Wholesale druggists, Alding, Base if Mazavix, etc.
Marshall E Reddick head teacher at the Maryland School for the Blind is printing a standard dictionary for pupils. The 16 volume, 1800 page work uses the stereograph and the New York point alphabet system to teach reading with dots and letters.
An advertisement proclaims a universal stomach cure from a South American Nervine, claiming permanent relief and cures for geanness and other ailments. It emphasizes miraculous results with no failure and urges readers to purchase the remedy.
In a fall during a race, Sloane sustains injuries but begins recovery. The incident occurred as several riders competed. medical staff attended swiftly. Jockey Dane Beaid faced scrutiny over a mishap that led to the horse’s stumble and a short-lived career setback for the rider involved.
The August heavens present a rich evening sky with First Quarter on the 34th, Full on the 10th, Last Quarter on the 7th, and the 24th current phase. Jupiter and Saturn dominate the view with bright magnitudes, while Arcturus Vega Altair and Antares add luster. nearby Uranus appears faint.
News of the Churches reports Miss Grace Stephens of Inca will speak at the M and church at 8 o clock on the topic Miss ing. By an Orphans Court order of Frederick County Maryland dated July 31 1900 and the last will of Daniel Scherer late of Frederick Counts Marsland recorded in Labéer J K W No 1 folio 424 the executor offers a public sale at the Court House door in Frederick City Frederick County Maryland.
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