Independent News of Frederick and National Debates
The piece mixes local subscription notices for The News in Frederick Maryland with commentary on political figures and trials. It discusses Frederick subscribers, prices, and delivery, then shifts to opinions about Tammany Hall, King Edward coronation, Grant funeral anecdotes, arbitration law in New South Wales, and naval promotion controversies reported by various papers.
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Insect Threat to San Jose Scale Spurs Alarm
USDA agents report discovery of an insect that could destroy the San Jose scale, described as a dire situation by the American Agriculturist. Burlington County New Jersey fruit growers estimate 60 to 75 percent of peach trees destroyed, with similar anxiety across Virginia Maryland and other states. The piece notes limited success from natural enemies and doubts about biological controls, urging caution and vigilance to prevent further spread.
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American Agriculturast
Burlington County
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Minutes of Merriness and Wardrobe of Jokes
A collage of humorous exchanges and cartoonish dialogue from newspapers. Mrs Homer and Mrs Neurich discuss European pictures while others recall church fair purchases and plumbing bill banter. A quick quip about a love letter to Pat Rooney rounds out the snippet.
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Shure
Government control of railroads sparks bondholder debate
The Hartford Times discusses government control of railroads and the implied guarantee of bonds issued by Morgan and fellow promoters. It argues Uncle Sam could soon claim ownership of the national debt tied to railroad bonds while promoters seek to push bonds into existence before government intervention. England faces pressure to reconcile war costs with a plan for local Boer governance amidst Tory splits over funding methods.
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Northwest
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Hill
Vanderbilte
Goulds
Rockefellers
Dawn of Day Rhapsody in Merrily Sketched Verse
A nostalgic poem describes sunrise over fields with children running and birds singing. It portrays cheerful mornings, the joy of early light, and friendly neighbors greeting the sun in a rustic, musical scene attributed to CasseLn's Little Fours.
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Ata
CasseLn
Obituary notices and local deaths in Carroll County
Mrs Margaret R Shaffer widow of Washington L Shaffer died at 3 45 am at her home in Tranewei ae aged 57 years She was the daughter of the late John Rooher and had lived in Baltimore Thurmont and Trameville Her husband died recently and she leaves sons Rev Charles D Edward F Sanford Grayson and Harry at home plus brothers and sisters Funeral announcement follows Granville S Haines near Union Bridge died of heart trouble and rheumatism aged 78 He was a prominent citizen a Western Maryland Railroad advocate and director of the First National Bank of Westminster He leaves two children Mrs Charles Hibberd Haines and William Hines Mrs Ostherins E Brachey died at 3300 clock this morning at her son in law Henry E Cramer's residence aged 75 years 9 months and 11 days Survived by nine children Funeral Thursday at 1 from Cramer's residence Mt Olivet interment Mrs Catherine E Brachey widow of Basil W Brachey died at 3300 clock this morning at Cramer’s residence of general debility aged 75 9 11 Funeral Thursday at 1 From Cramer’s residence Interment Mt Olivet Samuel Gordon of Petersville district died at his home December 6 aged 52 He leaves a widow six sons and one daughter Funeral Sunday at Rev Ritter's church Olive Emma infant daughter of Augusta H and Rose Hedges Davison died in Washington aged 2 months 26 days
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Dayton
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Wolfsville
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Union Bridge
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Western Maryland Railroad
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East Church Street
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Mt. Olivet
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Hoe
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Barkiltteville
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Social events and real estate sales in local notes
A social dance is planned at Junior Hall on Friday evening December 27 led by Lester A. Toms and J. Alfred Hitter Jr with several shown chaperones. Auctioneered land parcels near Riehl's Mills sold at the courthouse door for John Francis Smith and John S. Newman trustees. prices record $400, $96, and $73 to Albert Esworthy James A. Esworthy and Elizabeth Covel. An advertisement extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a universal remedy and includes testimonials about Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from local residents Seemingly disparate items from newspapers blend social notes, real estate, and medicine ads.
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la Hante Finance
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Waters
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Riehl
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Rou
Help wanted ads from a historical paper fragment
Several job notices appear on a single clipped page. Listings include a girl to assist with general housework at South Market Street, a white woman to cook in a two person family at 45 West Third Street, a female warden to head a ward at Montevne Hospital with applications to Daniel T. Orde man in Frederick City Maryland, and an agent seeking to manage interests in Frederick and adjacent counties for The Victor Oil Company in Cleveland Ohio.
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Montevne Hospital
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Ore Processing Site and Water Power History
A fragment notes a site with abundant water power once used for grinding and oxidizing ocher preparations. The terse line mentions TERE as a possible acronym or nearby reference, but lacks clear dates or places to fix a location or time.
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