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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1900
Page
1
The Philadelphia Record emphasizes steady advertising efforts as vital to business success. It warns against sporadic campaigns and urges continuous, well crafted messages to attract attention, inform customers, and sustain patronage beyond seasonal spikes.
A Baltimore News commentary argues for electing U S Senators by the people, praising progress in law and public morality as reflected in the press. It credits the rise in general intelligence to the press over books, noting a national trend in political reform. The piece mentions local reader Frederck Chsy and a resident of Baltimore in its civic tone.
The Baltimore Sun notes Chief Justice Jan McSherry of the Court of Appeals of Maryland has been nominated for re election heading a ticket with State Senator Jacob Rohrbacksy and J Roger McSherry as officers. It praises his long service on the bench and his civic role leading the Independent Hose Company while staying true to citizenship duties.
A patchwork of overheard snatches and garbled dialogue from various papers includes comic exchanges about a railroad row a court sentence question and a syrup labeling joke. The text weaves through mentions of Auntie Georgie Old Mr Snooper Aguinaldo syrup and Christmas cigars with fragmented character lines and misheard captions.
A compendium of excerpts from multiple editorials urging farming over mining and manufacturing for Guam and Puerto Rico, praising soil education in public schooling while warning against overreliance on liberal reforms and contemplating the broader aims of civilization and economic salvation.
A compilation from Epiti Taoxaa in the New York Weekly presents poetic fragments about morning light, storms, and a magical Sunshine Land. It contrasts dark tempests with a hopeful bright dawn and imagines a shore bathed in gold where blossoms glow.
Purely personal jotting notes list several individuals visiting or traveling. Names include Xhoep, BR Stull in Frederick, Jacob Schaff in Frederick on business, Clarence Carr of Hamilton visiting Derr in West Patrick, Col. L Victor Baughman returning from Baltimore, Saxon of Hagerstown registered at City Hotel, Lynn Ritchie with Mrs. Gaver, Henry Wineberg embarking for the South, Mrs Hershberger visiting Baltimore, Frank Webb departing for Peru Indiana, J E W Hargett and others out of town.
Colder weather on the way, an age limit for a new shovel. Bine birds grow noisy as they whistle. Some men would rather hunt work than find it. Canape named at a small ten social retreat. Sun-bathing touted as healthier than fireside warmth. Lent a full month off. society bands enjoy a good season. Hand sled manufacture may draw attention as work is shown. Warm weather may see boys marble-playing in the streets. Old George Washington figures remain, though another dies. An old medical advert claims a cure for deafness via constitutional remedies, touting Catarrh Care and boasting high success. Endorsed by readers, including Mrs. Berry’s testimonial. A Frightful Blender dangers and a soothing Arnica Salve promises pain relief. Cautions against counterfeit Sabre and touts DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve. Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure offered at 25c to $1.00 with long-standing trust.
Besssaxo, Jan 16. The Boers attempted a ten day assault to rush a bill held by Yorkshire and New Zealand troops and were repulsed, with twenty killed and fifty wounded.
The Senate committees today unanimously agreed to report the bill for the construction of the Nicaragua canal, dispatch from The News Wasnixetos, DA, dated January 146. The report signals swift action toward a major transportation project and potential regional impact.
Special Dispatch to The News from Masita dated January 16 notes three new plagues reported today. Farmers urged to use Peerless Paper Meat Sack from Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company sold by grocers. Sacks come in three sizes priced 8 4 and 5 cents each to protect meat from skippers. Also includes a long list of names in Urbana district as appointed officials.
A tale extols heroic sacrifice where a young man donates blood to save his employer. It promotes Hostetters Stomach Bitters and Beri's Clover as blood purifiers, claiming they aid digestion and restore health. Testimonials from Sstem Indiana and J H Keller note benefits, with Harpers Whiskey advertised as aiding digestion.
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