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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1898
Page
2
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A scattered editorial voice from Cumberland Times and Baltimore papers mocks Admiral Schley’s honors, questions Governor Lowndes’ renomination plans in Annapolis, reports a whiskey crackdown, notes a French doctor’s cure for analcobites, and previews a Congress push to curb American flag advertising.
A collage of light exchanges and social quips from Chicago Record Harlem Life Cleveland Leader Starber’s Bazaar and Cleveland Leader. The snippets capture witty marital anecdotes clever boasts and a tale of accidental misfortune with a punchline about a daughter and a broken knee.
From the Fato Herald the editorial argues Speaker Reed will not block the Spain treaty by staging a public stand in the House. It says Senate two thirds is the real hurdle and Reed will not sacrifice himself to stop the measure. The piece notes Reed may express views on territorial acquisition but acts as a practical public figure.
A collage of local views and quotes from readers and editors. Topics include support for the F T and NJ Electric Railroad, weather hints about cold snaps and fruit crops, nomination chatter for sheriff candidate John Davis, hotel improvements underway, complaints about tramps, and Civil War era observations on Santiago after surrender and American relief.
A Baltimore court awarded Mr. G B Brown of Corning 1000 against Col Charles S Trail Frederick stockholder in the Western Farm Mortgage Trust Company of Kansas. Trail held 1000 of stock, with stockholders liable for debts, as suits proceed against other Frederick investors.
A patchwork of seasonal reminders and civic notes. Letters for Santa, duty and success sentiments, charitable thoughts, and church programs mingle with a grand patriotic concert by scholars of colored school No. 1 tonight at tzrotf hall featuring singing recitations drills and calisthenics.
Cards announce the marriage of Annie Irene Albaugh of Floris Virginia to William W Bready on December 11 in Fairfax county. Miss Albaugh is a niece of County Surveyor Edward Albaugh of Libertytown. James A W Thomas of Frederick county and Agnes J Gassaway of Carroll county wed December 1 at Sam's Creek by Elder Wm J Franklin. Dyspepsia claim reiterated as Wood’s Sarsaparilla touted to tone digestive organs and cure indigestion.
Dr Worth endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a far reaching stomach cure. He links indigestion to many diseases and claims the tablets digest food, boost gastric juice, absorb gases, and are safe for all. Sold by druggists for 50 cents or by mail from F A Stuart Co Marshall Mich.
Obituary notices from Boonsboro and nearby towns record the death of Dr George W Boteler in York Pennsylvania at age about sixty. Lydia Meredith aged ninety five of Boonsboro dies. William Maugans dies in Paulistown from tripod fever. Rosa Kate Lohr and Dr Iva W Beall announce a December wedding at Thurmont with a New Year’s ball to follow. Independent Fire Company schedules its New Year ball for January 2.
The reader laments a dreary winter day of snow and gloom. A speaker longs for May and outdoor strolls, mocks a dull book, and jokes about skating weather as a light newspaper verse fragment.
Albert Gray of Baldwin Avenue Everest Mays credits his wife for urging Safe Cure after lumbago and kidney issues. She says short-term use eased pain, and six bottles ended his backache with no further symptoms, illustrating Safe Cure as a proven remedy against uric acid and Bright's disease warnings.
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