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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1903
Page
4
The piece notes carer services in Frederick and ongoing sidewalk work while lamenting insufficient progress. It also recounts a scam where a Maryland farmer lost 1800 to card sharpers who swapped satchels for poker chips, mocking the victim’s gullibility and urging readers to learn from the folly.
A Baltimore Herald note asserts the Maryland State Deaf Association is not a secret society though its events are held quietly. It remarks on Mr. Weld and Chicago talk, references Mr. Bryan and Colonel Watterson, and cites a Hagerstown Mail remark about Dowager Empress of China and political restraint.
Newspaper snippets capture heated exchanges and wry lines about marriage, jealousy, and pride. Tales of infidelity warnings, edge-of-society banter, and sly digs at small-town life mingle with gossipy quips about gifts, diamonds, and the mock seriousness of guardians and keys.
From the Omaha Bee and Philadelphia Record the editorials praise President Roosevelt for a decisive stance on government labor relations and warn against labor divided allegiance. They contrast his stance with calls for efficiency and thrift in the kitchen amid urban wages and domestic economies.
Verse narrative recounts a muse themed encounter with a New Girl and a Cupid figure. A playful, cautionary rhyme describes swinging lifts and falls, with romantic longing and wistful reflection amid Arcadian imagery. The piece blends mythic personifications with light verse tone.
Maryland Senator McComas denounces Mudd's claim that voters are barred from going home to vote in primaries. He calls the assertion silly and false and notes voters can take leave with pay to cast ballots in general and primary elections. He says the state is not troubled and city leaders can handle the situation.
The article discusses two lens stereo cameras with 104 inch separation and a single teleobjective for distant subjects moved ten yards between shots. It notes alignment, a 24 finder, and benefits for mountains and cities. It also cites Weir’s temperature rule estimating the sun and stars, giving ranges for several bodies and noting white and blue slate heat.
Mrs Jane R Keller of Middletown dies at home of her son George W M Keller aged 70. Widow of Daniel Keller and daughter of John and Susan Miller she leaves three sons and a granddaughter. Funeral at Lutheran church with Rev Beard and Rev Pontios. Interment in Reformed cemetery. Also infant deaths Lela Elmira and Archie Ashbaugh. Weagly dies at 18. whiskey ad closes.
A roundup of state items reports John B Reed of Caroline County dead at 65 and J Georghees Jr a Naval Academy clerk dies at Annapolis. Judge A Hunter Boyd assigns jurors for the September Garratt County term. William Rollings shot in Cumberland after a seating dispute, Walter Booth implicated. Plans set for the second annual Piney something fair and agricultural association. Renner 82 dies in Washington County on August 6. Peninsula horticulture groups attend a field meeting near Malisbery. Rev Thomas A Johnson of Hagerstown accepts a call from Madison Indiana church, leaves Sept 1. Allegany County Sunday school reunion held near Cumberland. J Fred Talbott fights Col Milton Offats for State Senate in Baltimore County. At Fork Neck Dorchester county colored man John Prichett accidentally discharges pistol, killing Granville Woolford. Elkton Stock Farm and Kentucky Racing and Breeding Association assets seized under writs of fieri facias. A story about old time engravings and a warning on Cholera remedy competition with cyclone tales, praising Chamberlin's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy sold by A L Pearre.
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