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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1897
Page
4
The Frederick community debates theatre access, charity drives, and summer attractions. Citizens discuss traffic, taxation, and the need for quality music education and orchestral opportunities to enrich local culture and provide steady work for artists and technicians.
A historic newspaper page blends live oral journal style with a wholesome family paper, delivering local and general news, culture, and household features. It highlights Mary W. Mhelley fiction, reminiscences, and regular departments such as Farm and Garden, Dairy and Cream, and Line Beach, all aimed at broad reader appeal.
A reflective essay extols good manners and kindness as core traits. It argues that pleasant conduct, temper balance, and concern for others enrich a community and earn lasting respect beyond wealth or fame.
The column excerpt surveys political tensions across newspapers from Chicago Providence and Kansas City. It touches on alimony, marriage, and international affairs while noting Cleveland’s potential shift to theology and rising populism in Missouri and Kansas. It emphasizes party realignment and reforms affecting the Democratic and Populist movements.
Fragmented local column covers theology quarrel over Jonah and the whale, Ye M. G. A. exhibition at Woman’s College, Frederick civic events, and poems. It notes Frederick College life under President Apple, the A. U. U. W. Kemp Fall meeting, oblique reflections on dates and memory, and a whimsical complaint about horse grazing hours in town.
A dreamlike reminiscence recalls a trip to Middletown with an electric car ride up and a long walk down a mountain path. The narrator and companion discuss the exertion and a warned fate, ending with a line about never wanting to dream again.
The text shows disjointed references to a cabinet remembrance, census reforms, and reporting, with mentions of a detiver vice reformer and a secretary of a mothers’ congress. It hints at political debate, international charity toward Neyada, and funding needs, but the meanings are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Widow Mrs Anna Bittely died Friday February 5 at Volon Oridge from blood poisoning aged about seventy-two. Survived by several children listed with addresses in Maryland and nearby towns. Funeral Sunday interment at Pipe Creek. Attendants named.
Anopinion piece argues for calming the war, noting 91,610 riverport cases remain unprotected by civil service rules. It cites Detroit Free Press stance on profanity and neutral Michigan debate.
Ten tribes gathered in Loveilertoe Va as 10 members from Delaware Tribe No 43 Brunswick participated in the ritual. Pa Sachem Hoy I Te Lampe and several others from Bheandean Tribe and Deigware Tribe addressed the crowd and shared remarks at the wigwam gathering.
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