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Penny Postage Not Feasible Yet Says Loud
The House Postal Affairs Committee member Loud states penny postage is not possible now due to a $35 million annual deficit under current conditions. He suggests future postal reform may reduce rates while keeping the system self supporting as abuses are addressed and business grows. The Chicago Tribune cites Sophia Montagu's London letter of 1776 praising social life’s morals, and discusses U S commercial progress with Vanderlip noting rising US exports and shifting balance of trade in favor of the United States.
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Reform and Telegraph Ownership Debates Across Papers
A sampler notes editorials from Cumberland News Cumberland Times and Baltimore papers. Topics include the difficulty of reforming for a newspaper man government ownership of the telegraph and rate cuts. Other remarks question Dewey and Manila versus Schley and Santiago rankings. A Baltimore Herald report covers a young woman suing for damages over a broken marriage promise amid parental opposition.
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Fragmented Newspaper Snippets and Quips Across Papers
A collage of humorous exchanges and gossip from early 20th century papers touches on explorers and maps, personal promise and neglect, doctors and propriety, publishing ambitions, and advertising. Snippets reveal social manners, wit, and press commentary.
The Voice of the Press and Cleveland Duty
The Philadelphia Record argues about per capita military taxation including pensions and World Power status. The New Orleans Times-Democrat praises Grover Cleveland for accepting Civic Federation committee work and his enduring public virtue and independence.
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New Year Observances Across Frederick Echoes of Bells and Gatherings
Communities welcomed 1900 with church watch meetings and secular revelry. Bells from St John’s, Lutheran, and fire alarms mingled as residents attended services at M E church United Brethren and All Saints Episcopal. Sunday schools held festive programs, gifts from the tree, and a Lutheran anniversary marked by music and reports. Football also featured a local match at Athletic Park with John Markey’s team winning 6 to 0.
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Lorents With the Muse The Sweetest Sound
In a lyrical piece Dorothy Kise recalls a morning when a bird sings at the window and a later moment by the fire where a lover's song moves him. He then recalls children’s laughter and declares that sound the sweetest of all to him.
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