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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1901
Page
4
The Frederick Daily News December 24 1901 laments no issue tomorrow mocks Maclay Pearce and Dewey Miles in a satirical Christmas note. It notes Cumberland citizens' ire over a lawyer with four offices and praises Navy officers for backing Admiral Schley while missing coronation honors.
An editorial essay reflects on Christmas as a time of giving and shared joy. It argues that generosity and kindness uplift both givers and receivers, soften hard hearts, and should produce universal happiness, urging everyone to make at least one person happy tomorrow.
Editorial excerpts praise Admiral Schley and Dewey, urging his election to the U S Senate and lauding his leadership in naval battles. Reports contrast public sentiment across newspapers, noting Dewey’s endorsement and the perceived verdict from naval history.
Community leaders in Wicomico reject a proposed peer reversal plan as members vote no on the measure. Officials cited concerns about process and potential impacts on local governance while outlining alternatives for review.
A collage of comic snippets from Philadelphia Record Chicago News Washington Star Detroit Free Press and more contains quips about prankish antics misread signs and a playful afterlife quip. Characters Willie Mrs Dayanne and Di ver appear amid humorous exchanges and running gags.
The piece discusses fire risks from Christmas trees and urges Extreme caution to prevent fires. It contrasts with kindness to employers noting large year end gifts to workers by American Express and hints at similar actions by United States Steel, arguing such gifts improve loyalty and productivity.
A verse parade from Washington Star and Lowell excerpts mix with a cure anecdote. A.J. Buell recounts recovering from stomach pains using Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, crediting two doses with enabling him to attend a party. Residence noted as Summer Hill, N.Y. Sold by A. Li Peatre.
A letter discusses taxation of bachelors and its political implications. It argues the issue is mainly humorous, but questions rewarding party loyalty in road supervisor appointments and urges selecting capable, nonpartisan candidates to improve county roads for all residents. The writer warns against overreliance on political favor and emphasizes practical road improvements.
A Pacific coast railroad tests oil as locomotive fuel and weighs adoption if successful. Also praises Hostetter s Stomach Bitters for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and biliousness based on long trial with claims of consistent relief and a mark on the bottle neck.
A Toowoomba Gazette notice praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedies as effective after two months of severe coughing. An elderly resident, W. C. Wocs sER, tests the remedy and voluntarily recommends it for others to try. Sold by A. L. Penrre.
A collection of child letters to Santa Claus requests gifts ranging from dolls and toy trains to skates and rubber boots. The notes reveal young voices spelling out simple desires and warm holiday wishes despite their modest means. Also notes the upcoming Fred Raymond melodrama Old Arkansaw at City Opera House promising strong scenery and enduring popularity.
An employee of the B. and O. Express Company stated today that more goods had been expressed to Frederick this Christmas than ever since they began with the firm. An express car loaded with presents arrived directly from Baltimore this morning.
ALebel advertorial piece extols jewels and wealth while urging women to avoid health risks by using Dr. Boschee's German Syrup. It claims the syrup arrests early consumption and heals bronchial troubles, adding that Dr. Green's remedies and a special almanac are available at Main's Drug Store.
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