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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1899
Page
2
The Daily News outlines subscription rates for 30 cente per week, 4 months for 100, annual options with advance payment, and mailing to the United States for 1.00 per year. The office notes connection to the telephone exchange and accepts orders by mail or telegram.
The piece discusses Senate deliberations over a treaty, a double loaded editorial by Gen. Felix Agnus, and the impact of his signature. It notes public interest in State Comptroller Goldsborough’s report on state finances and urges taxpayer attention to county road supervision and road conditions amid widespread illness.
The Liberty Banner editor argues for local district farmers clubs to complement county and state bodies. A small annual fee could fund meeting rooms, heated spaces, and access to farming literature and social opportunities, increasing usefulness and engagement among members.
Residents of Frederick and Liberty districts welcome new groups that offer pleasure and profit. The text suggests farmers in all districts see value in joining these organizations for community and economic benefits.
A collage of editorials notes the nation resembles a supreme court in decisions, critiques oleomargarine color labeling, and cites a Blue Mountains despatch on peach frost. The set laments fires and rail traffic shaping local life and infrastructure needs.
A compilation of humorous clippings from multiple papers. It quotes exchanges on imperialism monarchy elections ballots and Mormon politics with tongue in cheek remarks about real estate the throne and Australian ballots.
The Outlook reports the House backed funding for the civil service commission after a roll call, indicating continued support for the merit system. It notes that attempts to cripple the reform failed and that the old non political offices system is unlikely to return. The piece urges appointees to accept the lasting change.
A lonely cottage near town shows a pale woman and a crying child as a drunk father returns from a saloon and dies in the snow. The mother dies of grief, the family is buried together, and the child reflects whiskey’s ruin. Miss Epi7n G Murray, Yemnrijle, Ma.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson outlines optimistic 1809 crop and livestock prospects in an interview. He cites sugar beet potential, beet pulp use for dairy cattle, overseas horse markets, and West’s push for merchant marine growth. He notes rising farm wealth, crop values, and improved cotton and grazing practices.
A meeting of representative citizens declared that an exposition should be held in Baltimore. The House committee plans a Baltimore visit to inspect the custom house before McIntire's new building bill. Numerous health notices and small items fill the rest, including a farm purchase by Wertheimer of Lowenstein and Wertheimer for $5 056 in Buckeystown district.
Advertisements claim Champerlain's Cough Remedy speeds grippe recovery, with a man reporting two days in bed versus ten for a prior attack. Also promoted are New Great South American Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder relief within six hours and Mystic Cure for rheumatism and neuralgia claiming relief in one to three days. Sold by S Schley & Bro., Druggists, Frederick, Md.
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