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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1902
Page
4
The Daily News and The Weekly News announce subscription prices and delivery options. Rates include 4 months for 1.00 or annual 3.00 in advance. Monthly options available. carriage and mail delivery details are provided. Advertising and news correspondence are solicited from across the country.
A Walkersville correspondent notes the Christmas observance, detailing a generous donation of provisions and money to aid an aged neighbor. The piece reflects on how giving joy, kindness, and renewed affection strengthen community bonds during the festive season and beyond.
A cobbled assemblage of clipped remarks from multiple papers mocks political finance and seasonal cheer. It pairs jumbled lines about money to a party with an ironic Santa Claus image, then narrows to a gloss on Christmas as a moment for thoughtful kindness amid broader worldly concerns.
A Baltimore newspaper piece reflects on the season's feasting and entertainment and urges readers to observe cherished Christmas duties, expressing hopeful, communal sentiment for a joyful holiday.
A collection of comic snippets and short exchanges from various papers including Newark Nova Cleveland Plein Dealer New York Run and Washington Star. Brief quips touch on social costs of dining out relationships and perceptions of public figures with light, humorous misstatements.
Fragmented OCR blends carol verses and corrupted lines about God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen and The Night Before Christmas. It mentions Jesus birth, St Nicholas, and праздничe imagery with multiple misspellings and garbled names. The passage reads like a collage of holiday poems and greeting snippets.
In a wide discussion from The Brooklyn Eagle and The Washington Star, supporters reiterate that the Monroe Doctrine stands firm to prevent European territorial encroachment in the Americas. They stress that the United States will not extend beyond its aims, preferring patience and orderly overtures over coercion, while Britain and Germany seek explanations of limits.
A pretty ceremony took place at St Juke's Lutheran in Feagaville on December 17 at 8 pm as Roy W. Poole married Miss Vernie Guiler. Attendants wore dark blue cloth with white satin. Rev S A Hedges officiated. Mendelaschn played and palms adorned the church. The couple will reside at 234 South Market Frederick. dITH-EIGEnBRODE also reports William Parker Smith and Alice Eigenbrode wed December 17 in a beauty-filled ceremony with Elder Thomas J Kolb officiating and a generous reception. The couple left for the East afterward and plan to visit Waynesboro.
Miss Henrietta Nelson died at D K R Cramer’s residence near Mount Pleasant on Saturday night aged 63 from stomach cancer. Interment was at Central cemetery Tuesday. services by Rev. Hill. Pardoned prisoner George Weaver secured governor’s pardon through attorney Marion Sauble. Weaver had been sentenced to eight years for obstructing the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad near Adanstown. Insurance adjuster A H Garris inspecting stock at F Hooker’s jewelry store damaged by fire, valued at about $14,000, and arriving in Frederick to assess premises and goods.
A marriage license was issued yesterday in Ha Rerstown to Leslie T. Alexander of Middletown this county and Bins A. Hatzell of Boonsboro Md A patent on an artificial bat has been granted to Emanuel P Mantz of Frederick
State Entomologist A. A. Quaintance visits Frederick to assess San Jose scale on fruit trees. He urges winter spraying rather than immediate destruction, preserves viable trees, and offers local spraying via Loraine Ramsburg at 1.50 dollars per day. An article will explain spraying methods and equipment.
Social whirl reports a well attended dance at Ernest J. Miss's Shookstown residence on a December Thursday. Guests from Frederick and nearby towns shared music by David Kline and enjoyed late hours of dancing amid lists of attendees and upcoming local dances with various orchestras scheduled around year end.
News items report the Atlantic Refining Company building in Feastburg burned. Other notes include a railroad death in Lynchburg, a county deficit borrowing plan of 810 800, a postmaster reappointment in Egatoo, and Maryland legal and civic notices involving estates, divorce case, a widow found dead in Hagerstown, and a governor pardoning a Maryland Penitentiary inmate.
A child writes Santa asking for gum boots skates a dress golf gloves handkerchiefs stockings candy and nuts. The ad promotes Chamberlain s Cough Remedy for winter colds and Victor Liver Syrup for babies. Obituary notice for Samuel Hoke requests creditors and debts be settled by July 71st, 190d. executor Bradley H Hore.
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