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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1903
Page
3
Editorial notes express satisfaction that Frederick shops offer superior quality and variety, aiding local economy and city progress. Emphasizes how merchant prosperity funds community improvements and urges residents to shop locally to sustain growth and municipal welfare.
A jumble of quotations discusses wintry weather, wearables, and urban change. Mentions Annapolis metropolitan growth through raids on gambling houses, Chief Taylor, and Jerome. References Dowie, Zion City, Mr. Bryan, Boni de Castellane, and Castellane campaign methods in a speculative tone.
The editor has accepted ten of my poems marking a milestone in the writer’s collaboration. The note reflects satisfaction with the poet's work and signals ongoing engagement with the publication.
A collection of mangled humorous exchanges from early 20th century papers. Snatches include promises about whisky, hobo banter, a garrulous grocer, a weary buyer, and dames debating fashion. The snippets showcase social slang and public ledger style banter with named speakers and playful miscommunications.
A Chicago Record-Herald and Philadelphia Press round up the General Wood controversy. The piece argues for a full, impartial inquiry into his promotion and conduct, citing testimonies from Major Runcie and others, and calls for return from the Philippines if needed to present his case.
A fragmented, wartime era collage features poems and songs including a blackface style lyric about “white man doin duty” and a somber voyage to Shadowtown. Also present are ad-like lines touting laxatives and pain remedies with rough product pitches and misprinted names.
Special Correspondence describes evening cloaks in white broadcloth and velvet, silk appliques, and elegant yak fur over white satin. Fashion emphasizes slim figures, ornate trims, and refined scents like Murray & Lanman's Florida water. Accessories include caps, velvet leaves, and net capes with sequins. FANNIE Fieto.
Heavy freight traffic remains a challenge for the Baltimore and Ohio as grain movements and other goods keep trains running, with 1000 cars a day needed to prevent blockages in South Cumberland yards. Officials, led by Superintendent Arthur Thompson, must balance freight and passenger services while maintaining on-time operations. A Katherine Ridgeway concert drew a large Raleigh audience at Baptist University, praised as one of the best city performances. The Frederick County Historical Society will meet tonight at 8 oclock at Mrs. F. F. Smiths residence on East Second Street.
Arthur Williams qualified as sheriff of Montgomery county. The Garrett County Medical Society was organized at Oakland. Better service is promised by Salisbury Light, Heat and Power Company. John Dayhoff died Tuesday at Ringgold, Washington county, aged 4 years. The newly elected County Commissioner of Osbert County organized at Prince Fredericktown by electing Edward J. Sellers president. Former State Senator Olio Bryan looks to capitalists for a gas plant in Baltimore at 9 cents per thousand. Mrs. Anthony wife of Rev J P Anthony of Keedyaville stricken with paralysis, not expected to recover. Dobler signed order enabling Allan McLane to accept Baltimore Truss and Garantes offer to pay deposits of Maryland Trust between 2000 and 4000. Nineteen men furloughed yesterday in B&O Cumberland shops. Elmei Saggesror notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by housewife for winter supply. Children can take it safely. For sale by A L Pearce. Costly Mistake warns of Dr King’s New Life Pills for dyspepsia and other ills. 5¢ at Pearce drug store. The harp remains a popular instrument. Berper whiskey sold by Louis Otte.
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