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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1903
Page
4
A fragmented notice page describes subscription rates for the Feeverick Oss News and The Daily News with carriers and mail options, plus a spoofed federal and state political commentary potpourri. It references Senator Mason and the Congressional Record, German Reichstag restraint, a Chicagoan praising Anne Arundel County, and Governor Packer endorsing press liberty amid Pennsylvania legislative concerns.
The Baltimore News condemns Lieutenant Governor Tillman for fatally shooting Editor Gonzales, labeling the act as brutal murder. It argues dueling’s fading honor code and contrasts civilization with savage acts, noting Gonzales was unarmed and unprepared.
An old Cumberland News note questions how long South Carolina will tire of the Tillaans while praising Robert E Ler as a noble figure deserving a noble tribute. A Baltimore Herald fragment laments a disgraced girl dying in a Cumberland almshouse during a failed attempt to hide.
Fragmentary note from Baltimore American and Hagerstown Mall talk. It describes a push toward a central East point for traffic distribution and future expansion, claiming readiness for a penny per sanifold way and highlighting optimism about unprecedented growth.
A collage of brief humorous quotes from Chicago Daily News Life and the New York Times and Boston Transcript. Snippets include a drudge line about a family and chauffeur, a drug store pun about French dos, a financier exchange about jail risk, a medical dialogue about faith, a mole versus veterinarian joke, and a pipe versus birth analogy.
The article argues Gov. Taft should remain in the Philippines despite Filipino desires to see him home. It views growing native support as a sign of appreciation for American governance, countering antiimperial critiques by framing the Filipinos’ demonstrations as trust in stability rather than fear of change.
From the New York Mail and Express. The strike of miners disrupted supply and demand, prompting fears that independent operators and others will profit amid coal shortages this cold winter. The mayor and board of estimate urge fair pricing and prompt distribution, while coal roads are accused of previously maintaining price stability and equitable distribution.
The Philadelphia Ledger notes Congress moves slowly on broad reform pending six weeks to adjourn. House committees push key measures while Senate acts swiftly only by unanimous consent. A trust regulation bill may pass if Morgan and other industry figures back it, with Aldrich signaling support to curb monopoly power.
A damaged claim offers a refund if two thirds of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy bottle remains unsatisfied. Promoted as safe for grippe cough colds cramp and whooping cough, it also claims to prevent pneumonia. Sold by A L Pearre at twenty five cents. Victor infants relief promises cures for baby’s colic with balanced formula.
A poetic excerpt features seasonal imagery and lines about spring and summer overcoming winter. It blends call to action and nature verses, referencing dawn, morning, and a hopeful tone. Lyrics by Rich and Burton in Atlantio and song to Winter echo themes of renewal and resilience.
A January 16 reception honored Walter H. Fenster and Dors E Cul ler with guests from nearby towns. A surprise party at Obas R. Harper's marked by gifts followed by a Brunswick Euchre Club gathering. Mars reaches opposition March 28 1903 with observations expected. satellites possibly visible via powerful telescopes. Also a cold remedy notice for Laxative Brome Quinine Tablets by S. W. Grove.
A dispatch from Germany reports a cure for hay fever, attributed to a serum from pollens tested on animals by Professor William Dunbar of Hamburg. Medics in Philadelphia discuss causes, symptoms, and the need for trials before endorsing the approach, noting varied names, recurrence, and treatment relying on tonics and climate change.
Mrs. Johanna Soderhelm of Fergus Falls Minnesota dislocated her shoulder. A surgeon reset it but it remained sore and painful. Her son bought Chamberlain's Pain Balm from Cramberlin's ad relief came quickly and she slept for days. The ad praises Chamberlain's Cure for croup and promotes Harper whiskey and Victor Liver Syrup with health claims.
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