Daily News and Weekly News Rates and Notices
The Frederick Maryland Daily News and Weekly News announce subscription terms, offices and contact details. The notices include rates for the daily and weekly editions, advance payments, and mailing options within the United States. Also mentions the Telegraph Exchange connection and handling of orders by mail or telegrams. Includes a brief humorous clipping about a pianist before marriage and a discipline anecdote from a St Louis humorist.
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van Nans
Tele Exchange
Frederick
Government by sugar beet growers and San Jose scale actions
A 1902 newspaper item critiques sugar beet governance and calls for arbitration in the Venezuelan issue. It reports San Jose scale outbreaks in San Jose and details state horticultural measures to spray and destroy affected trees. It notes Prof Quaintance and city officials urging owners to spray and comply with law to prevent wider tree loss.
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San Jose
Horticultural Department
Quaintanes
Humour and scorn in early press editorials
A compendium of sarcastic quips from multiple papers mocks royalty, currency, and murder insurance. It notes Cumberland Times and the Crown Princess of Sarony as targets of satire, while Baltimore papers debate the elastic currency and a murderer’s insurance policy.
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Sarony
United States Supreme Court
Baltimore American
Meinetes of Merriness and Mirthful Exchanges
A collage of quips and banter from newspapers including Chicago Daily News New York Times and Parisville Press. Snippets recall Father Son jokes about moths before Adam and Ere wore clothes and a Christmas pig roast remark.
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Willie
Sary
Pal
Adam
Ere
Chicago Daily News
Patrick
New York Times
Pure Food Legislation and Federal Uniformity
The New York Tribune argues a national pure food and drugs law will unify practice nationwide, curb adulteration and imitations, and prevent manufacturers from rebase shifting to lax states. It notes Congress can regulate interstate commerce and that constitutional approval for federal sanitation is achievable.
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The
New York Tribune
United States
Republic
Congress
Supreme Court
Reunion of Toys and Homesick German-Made Byle By
A fragmented Chicago Record-Herald poem recalls toys in a toy porch who feel homesick and foreign made, as a Jack-in-the-Box reveals they were made in Germany. The moment of shared joy ends when a boy wakes, finding the scene as he left it. Also notes a Lynch Lodge officers election and a medicine ad section wraps.
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Bug
Jack-in
Germany
Tiger
Pappy
B. Risen
Chicago Record-Herald
Notable Deaths and Local Incidents Across Maryland
News from Maryland reports the death of F A Dekeon in Federale bor gage county at 77, and Howard Billie brother of Dr Obas Bill of Elkton passing in New York City at 68. Three oyster vessel captains were fined in Somerset county for cull law violations, while Garrett county resident Burtth Wilderen was assaulted on a public road. Mrs Jacob Harper of Boonsboro, 91, likely injured from a stairs fall, and Janes Stewart near Golden Hill found nearly frozen near Langrel Island. John Wesley Cook, 62, died on Bedford Street. he helped treasurer Cambarland Milling. A man believed to be James Daly of Baltimore found unconscious along Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore tracks near Perryman and died en route to hospital. The Williamsport Christmas morning march by colored residents was skipped for first time in years. Miss Josephine Boyle of Hagerstown was named a Bonnored Sister in Baltimore, with vows to perform duties such as nursing and visiting the sick, potentially taking the white veil as a cloistered nun.
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Intercat
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Federaleborg
Carolina County
Somerset County
Mise Burtth Wilderen
Garrett County
Howard Billie
Obas
M. Bill
Elkton
New York City
Jacob Harper
Boonsboro
Janes Stewart
Nawroit
Golden HL
Langrel'’s
John Wesley Cook
Bedford Atrest
Combarland
Mx Cook
Cambarland Milling Company
James Daly
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Wilwington
Perryman
Williamsport
Josephine Boyle
Charles B. Boyle
Hagerstown
Historic Stairway Change Sparks State House Protests
Public opinion in Annapolis opposes removing the old stairway at the State House. Supporters once sought restoring the chamber to Washington era conditions and preserving the stair as a key link to Maryland's early history, but widespread dissent emerged from across the state.
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Old State House
Senate Chamber
Annapolis
Washington
Court of Appeals
Executive Chamber
Gol
Spencer Jones
State Senate
State House
House of Delegates
Chisena
Western grain demand rises amid wet season and car shortages
Reports from Bradstreets and Cincinnati note record corn, wheat, and oats crops in the Great Western Corn Belt. Shippers like Walkersville Elevator Co. moved hundreds of barrels of ear corn and shelled corn while awaiting cars, with prices around 2.20 per barrel. Cattle fattening becomes a dominant Howard county farming trend, led by Up ton stock farm owner Captain William H. Baughes, as farmers seek European markets for well fed beef and higher returns.
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Great Western Corn Belt
Great Western Corn
Bradstreets, Dann & Co
Cincinnati
Walkersville Elevator Company
Baltimore
Howard County
William H. Baughes
Upton Stock Farm
Ellicott City
College Magazines and Holiday Poems from Visitation Academy
The issue highlights Alpha Society student editors at Visitation Academy with poems sketches and Christmas spirit. also notes on The Lesbian Herald December edition main organ for Women’s Groups and its well written local content. It offers mothers medical advice on preventing croup and a home remedy regimen including Viex Liver T drops and Remedial cautions.
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Dacambsr
Visitation Academy
Lesbian Herald
Oologs
Scientific Miscellany and Natural Observations
The column surveys advances in storage battery chemistry suggesting lead cells may gain life and reliability, with silver oxide and other metals eyed for automotive traction. It also notes Cuban and British industry notes, theories from Maxwell era on electric atoms, canal maps on Mars, and life persistence experiments. It mentions leprosy, fish volcano studies, and an opera showing The Missouri Girl at City Opera Hours with praise for the cast and production. A cough remedy ad concludes.
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Edl‘son
Ailver
Gach
J. Girardin
Canseer
Morocco
Oliver Lodge
Clerk Maxwell
Bir Wim. Crookes
J.J. Thompson
Szaria
Mare
Bser
Madler
Percival Lowall
Lord Kelvin
New Zealand
Prince Kropotkin
Advancement Insurance
J M. Bacon
Jonathan Hutchinson
South Africa
Osylon
India
Anique
Charles Rothschild
Jordan
Tring Park
Christmas Season Observances and Local Notices
The page notes Christmas readings and charitable urging, a Hagerstown marriage notice, and church sermon reactions. It mentions Mrs J Ezra Sommers of Yellow Springs with blooming flowers, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy recommended for winter colds with assurances of safety for children.
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J. Ezra Sommers
Yellow Springs
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