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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1902
Page
4
The piece extols Frederick Maryland stores as superior to allied cities, urging residents to buy locally to support home enterprise and prevent economic stagnation. It notes coal supply ties and criticizes sending money away for goods, while praising Christmas shopping and regional commerce.
A jumble of quips from papers like Baltimore American and Cumberland Times reflects public anxiety over Monroe Doctrine relevance to Venezuela. Readers sense growing unity in support for the doctrine and debates over naval postings and shore duties amid tense international questions.
A collection of humorous exchanges from various papers including a cockeyed exchange on hustling and propriety, marital banter about engagement, beer in the house, and a joke about keeping a young lad’s face clean. Quotations show early 20th century wry wit and social quirks.
A Philadelphia North American excerpt criticizes Gradgrind like strict fact teaching undermining imagination in a Camden primary acvocol by extirpating Santa Claus. It contrasts with a Birmingham Ace-Herald piece urging thoughtful early gift giving to spread Christmas cheer and curb holiday rush.
A mixed verse page notes longing for youth and love under winter skies, contrasting June days with aging pain. It nods to Jane and LEXVOT themes, then adverts for Pain Balm and various salves, touting cures for rheumatic pains and injuries with a local pharmacy recommendation.
Municipal board met with all members present to require delinquent water renters to pay within 30 days or face shutoff. Water collector listed accounts for 1001 and urged action. C P Telephone asked to add poles and wires. aldermen declined to change the ordinance. Bills from local firms were approved. Market master’s report shows receipts and disbursements from hay sales and market activities.
Indefinite suspensions were imposed on Highmeen students of St Johns College Annapolis for hazing preparatory students and assault on Professor Rippere early Sunday. They were ordered to leave campus by night and told their cases would not be reconsidered. Faculty action, supported by the board of governors, sparked student unrest and mass abstention from classes as mediators seek lighter penalties.
Maryland school boards visit Secretary Wilson to discuss a broad agricultural education plan from early schooling to a statewide farmers institutes program. Widespread emphasis on plant science, practical field work, and increasing agricultural colleges to educate farmers from childhood, with Department backing and nitrogen- fixing leguminous plant research showcased.
The brief items note heavy Christmas mail, Mr. Turkey's concerns, busy butcher days and cake baking, parcels hidden away for next week, church trimming and Christmas trees for Sunday school, and a mix of subtle quips about happiness and trouble. It mentions Captain Walter Saunders selling household furniture tomorrow for J. A Simpson at 54 West Second Street and seasonal concerns of married men buying coal.
Mr Jeasla Cingets of Motters Sta Hon is in town today. Miss Salife Fauntleroy leaves for Staunton Va. Mrs B F Brown East Patrick Street visits Washington. Mr J W Huey of this city travels to Baltimore on business. Mr Marcus B Williams heads to Baltimore and Philadelphia. Mrs Victor Young East Church Street visits relatives in Baltimore. Mr J D Brenneman of York Pa visits his son in law Roger Neighbors. Emma Bogelbrecht and son visit sister D H Weaver in Columbus Pa. Sons of Veterans discuss a ball for mid February and plan a Ladies Aid Society meeting next Friday.
News of the churches notes a musical and literary social under Haworth League auspices at the M. A church lecture room tonight at 8 o clock. The article also promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a timely cold season preventive, claiming prompt results and safety for adults and children, with sale through A. Pearre.
Frederick Maryland officials announce a public hearing to assess damages and apportion costs for brick repaving and kerbing on East Church Street between Market Street and Chapel Alley. Nonresident property owners may attend to present claims. notice names Hamilton Linda as notary and sale clerk.
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