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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1890
Page
2
A fragmented 19th century notice outlines subscription rates for The News, Frederick Maryland, announcing mail and street delivery, contact details, and postal classification. It includes global items on emigration, urban growth, demographic shifts, and a speculative piece on Central American federation and historic United States nomenclature.
Pathetic Cannes interview with former Brazilian emperor Don Pedro reveals his exile, loss of crown and wife, and plans to publish his wife’s memoirs after death. He claims slavery abolition sparked the revolution, refuses to sell estates, and would not return as president despite friends’ wishes.
The column surveys shifting politics in Brazil and U S. society, noting a possible precsat generation, speculation about Dom Pedro, and questions about a young man choosing between opportunity and romance. It also reports on lesbian columns, new paper innovations, cremation prices, patents by women, and local political endorsements.
Current Comments from the Columns of Our Learned Exchanges praise classic slang and note how language shifts. The Lancaster Examiner and Boston Herald items illustrate regional quirks with playful terms like mansard usage. Sir Julian Pauncefote is briefly mentioned in passing.
The page blends humorous items on doors and bean whiskey with notes on a chest of relics, a memory ring trend, and a Wichita courtship tale. It also reports Bishop Paret urging Protestant clergy to resist Catholic influence, advocate parochial schooling, and defend civic rights amid naturalization concerns.
A collection of concise reader opinions on politics and farming practices. Contributors from Jefferson and Liberty discuss government oversight, landlords’ duties, debt, and practical cautions about night travel and safety.
A collection of humorous anecdotes and odd tales from ordinary people. A Well Digger recalls a prank gone eerie with a doctor bill and a haunting warning. A Virginia tale reports twins and one arm in a lighthearted family confession. A father laments a mischievous boy who sabotages breakfast with castor oil and boot blacking.
Fragmented poetry about tears, love, and fate. Includes lines about an Indian maiden urging a warrior to seek glory and return to a waiting love. A prophetic debate asks whether love or truth guides youth with lines from a poet named Frederick.
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