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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1904
Page
3
The text appears as a header for The Daily News in Frederick Maryland. It states subscription terms and carrier delivery prompts, noting a one dollar yearly rate in advance and inducements for clubs. It reflects 20th century newspaper distribution language and public notice style.
A column argues organized charity should relieve distress without fostering mendicancy. It cites cases of beggars, the need for proof of need, and praise for figures like Jacob A. Riis and a New York baker who fed the hungry. It warns against extreme systemic giving that dampens generosity and relief.
A brief contemporary note suggests the Czar would gladly join in, signaling openness to participation. The casual remark points to an era when symbolic leadership actions echoed public discourse.
Fragmented text shows editors debating peace conference timing and reactions. Mentions Baltimore American, Cumberland Times, Agnapolia Capital, and Baltimore Herald with references to war weariness, marriage market chatter, and a feud involving coast relations and Great Britain.
A fragmentary reminiscence from the Merriness debate group features quips about fashion, letters, and verse. It cites remarks from The Washingtoo Star and The Cleveland Leader, noting familiar themes of wit and domestic trouble.
An editorial from the New York Tribune argues that revision of tariff schedules remains necessary despite opposition. It contends that delaying changes damages confidence, urges Republicans to craft a readjustment aligned with industry needs, and asserts such action would strengthen protections and broader welfare.
A verse fragment portrays evening meditation and angelus chime as a child rests, then shifts to a rural lullaby about harvest, animals, and winter stockpiles. The piece links tranquil nightfall to family tenderness and pastoral imagery.
Hicks outlines a multi period storm forecast starting in December with a west to east progression. He cautions on rising and falling barometers, cold waves, rain and snow, and a shift to warmer spells before a final cold snap toward Christmas and into January.
The Halles Lettres Literary Society held a regular meeting with S Holtz presiding. A program included readings, recitations, an essay, a debate on Englands war aims, judges favored the affirmative 2 to 1, and adjournment followed. Also poetry, medical advert, and tonic ads appear in this notice.
An adventure aboard a paddle wheel ship unfolds with a narrator recounting danger and a dramatic rescue. The wheel and shifting capsizing peril test courage as a crowd shouts in fear while a brave moment frees the traveler and brings safety to the deck.
The Tennessee launches its new armored cruiser with a maiden dip at Cramp's shipyard. A long roster of armament and fittings is described, with ceremonial details and references to the ship's sister ships and potential combat role.
A lively December update from a small town notes rising prices and busy holiday prep amid sermons operas and concerts. It highlights local events at churches colleges and theaters, the Mary land students at Penn and a social encore at the Woman's College, with a closing nod to a local medicine chest note.
Seventeen deer were killed by clubs encamped along South Mountain from Pine Grove Furnace to Pen Mar as the season closed. Camps organize with presidents secretaries and maintain strict rules to avoid ground overlap and accidents. The largest deer weighed 205 pounds and camps house up to forty men with full kitchens lounging areas and long tables for games.
Jeremiah Harbaugh died after a Thanksgiving stroke at 76 in Graceham he had lived in the county all his life and married Anne Whitmore in 1850. Funeral at United Brethren church Thurmont with Rev J Kaiser officiating. Rebecca Elizabeth Weller, widow of Harbaugh, died aged 89 at Graceham after long life in the county. four children survive. Services led by Rev J F Raiser at Graceham Moravian church with interment nearby.
Recent reports say The Missouri Girl continues its dramatic success with overhyped demand. The company plays to standing room only in most theaters where they appear tonight.
Mrs. Quinn dies in Chillicothe Ohio. A barn fire destroys Wesley Bond's farm near Finksburg Station. Henry B Miller, former Williamsport merchant and former legislator, dies at Council Grove Kansas. Ernest R Franco of Baltimore collapses from heart failure while walking home from school aged 18. Captain Stewart K Geoghegan 14 dies at home of his son in Baltimore. Mrs Elizabeth Strath found dead at her Baltimore home after a stairway fall. Mrs William H Radcliffe near Cambridge shoots at a burglar who fled. Mrs Ann M Yantis dies at her daughter’s Taneytown home aged 87. She is sister of Mrs Hillard wife of Thomas E Hillard Register of Wills for Washington county.
Miss Rosa Claggets Talbott daughter of H O Talbott Charlestown W Va married at noon Wednesday November 30 to Mr John Fitz Hugh Buckner of Washington DC The ceremony conducted by Rev G T Summerville in the Stafford drawing room featured palms and chrysanthemums A wedding breakfast followed for immediate families Afterwards the couple left for a Southern trip and will reside in Washington Donald home locale noted.
A nostalgic ad claims Blunuers and Hee cause trouble but De King's New Life Pills cure Dypansia with dizziness headaches liver or bowel issues. Gentle yet thorough relief offered for 25 cents at A. L. Pearre's Drug Store.
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