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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1901
Page
4
The piece mixes commentary on Admiral Schley public opinion, Lord Kitchener’s non-fighting invitation, and Senator Quay's machine politics with arguments for curbing urban noise. It notes city dwellers face health risks from constant din, citing rail yards, vehicle clangs, and street vendors as preventable noises, while urging state and municipal reforms.
The column contrasts official botanical terms with rural slang and praises steadfast, loyal conviction. It laments expediency overruling truth and notes the value of individuals who hold strong beliefs, regardless of agreement with them.
The Easton Ledger notes the influence of Lloyd Lowndes in Allegany county shaping nominations at the warly convention. Capt. J Philip Roman, Spain war veteran and ex governor’s nephew, is named for state Senate as Lowndes contemplates a bid for the U S Senate if Republicans win Maryland.
The fragment contains quips about a wealthy aunt not dead but a niece jilting, a joking marriage blessing, a pedantic road to knowledge comparison, a surgical vs financial operation, a loan report, and a shoe shop gag about a welcome shoe.
The Washington Star lauds Asheville Alabama sheriff for halting a mob that attacked a prisoner due for execution. It notes a lawful process was followed, condemns mob violence, and says the sheriff’s stand offers a model to reduce lynching and strengthen respect for law nationwide.
A mixed fragmentary text featuring poetry about divine power and weather, verses about an August Evening with katydids and stars, and an unrelated medical remedy notice. The pieces reference Harper's Magazine and include stylistic echoes of regional dialect poetry. Names are sparse. no clear single news event or人物 stands out.
Special Dispatch to The News reports PirresunG on August 27 as rival sides in the featureless strel strike claim victory while denying peace rumors. Both camps push narratives of success amid unclear ceasefire prospects.
Special Dispatch reports Paris confirms the Franco Turkish affair ends with the severing of diplomatic relations. The move follows escalating tensions between France and Turkey this month.
A compact roundup of local notices and wry observations from the era. Items include shop updates on Mr. Henry Scheel’s store room, repairs at N. J. Wilson’s, social happenings at Frank Suman’s South Market home, and a nod to Washington Camp events. Also quotes on politeness, labor, and enterprise, plus reflections from the Manayunk Philosopher and a nod to advertising’s role in success.
The piece muses on love and marriage with aphorisms about how eyes, originality, and monotony affect attraction. It argues that women may hide pain behind smiles and that money and status shape respect. It critiques male vanity and the life lines of matrimony.
A delightful birthday celebration was held at Mr. and Mrs. Luther Welty’s Lewistown home on August 24 for their young daughter. Guests included Lilian Shafer Mildred Darrel Herbert Neighbours Denver and Flossie Geesey Harry and Denver Shook Glen Gaugh and Virgil and Gas Welty.
Weather outlook for September predicts dry, warm spells with a sequence of storm episodes aligned to the autumnal equinox on the 22nd. Forecasts anticipate interior and coast region rainstorms, followed by reactionary and Vulesn period disturbances, concluding with late September unsettled conditions and a sustained light rainfall trend into 1902. A second item notes an airship inventor ready to launch, alongside a sales pitch for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a remedy for stomach ailments and general health.
The Major and Aldermen of Frederick repeal and reenact the Markets ordinance and re enact the same with amendments on August 21, 1901. Provisions concern prohibitions and regulation of market activities as part of the city code.
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