Taos Bonnar e-President ad Great Southern Printing News
This 1902 January issue of The News Frederick Maryland announces subscription prices and payment terms for the Morning News service and related advertisements. It invites correspondence and notes the news office is connected with the Exchange.
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FT Tre Great Southern Printing Ant Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
Taos
Bonnar
dowanpe _ Beer
Herseige
Chazce
Frederick
Farewell to Mr Orcker and echoes on Spanish War plans
A fragment from a Baltimore era piece notes Tas farewell to Mr Orcker with hints of enthusiasm dampened by declarations of au revoir not goodbye. It discusses European nations disclaimers on intervention in the Spanish American War and the fear of opposing the United States as the hidden cause for the plan failing. It also references Maryland lawmakers on Admiral Sohley credits and US Cuba trade concessions.
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Mr. Orcker
United States
Pearre
Quba
Pearce
Spain
The Liberality of Legislators in Maryland Sessions
A critical take on how Maryland lawmakers and other legislatures appear liberal with public funds. It cites gifts to staff, stationery allowances, stamp allowances, and extra staff as examples of extravagant expenditures. The piece argues that such practices reveal a gulf between political and ordinary business ethics.
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Champ Clerk
House of Representatives
Frederick County
Maryland
House of Delegates
General Assembly
National Congress
Egislature
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Speaker
Contemprary Opinion Snippets On Public Figures
A collage of quoted opinions from Baltimore American Cumberland Times Baltimore News and Baltimore Sea criticizing figures and issues. Noted lines reference Mrs Nation Admiral Schley Indian affairs and a plan by Westernland Railroad buyers with a Solomon quote.
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Admiral Schley
Cumberland Times
Jones
Baltimore News
Rural Free Delivery debated in Letters to the Editor
Letters from the People debate Rural Free Delivery. A critic disputes an admirer’s defense, arguing the system costs rise, lacks new facts, and fails to address winter road conditions and cross routes. The writer asserts old routes sometimes offered faster mail, cites cost figures, and urges careful arithmetic.
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URAL
Tax News
Taz News
Uncle Sam
Sam
Frederick County
United States
Rederick
Post Office
Frederick
Ite Jonz
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchanges Across Papers
A compilation of humorous brief quotes and dialogue notes from various papers including Indianapolis News Philadelphia Press and Tid-Bits. The snippets showcase light banter about daily life, marriage searches, smoking jokes, and famiglia mischief in a playful crosspaper montage.
Clean money reform and sugar tariff clash in press echoes
A Philadelphia Ledger letter calls for retiring worn money to curb disease spread while another Philadelphia Record piece derides cane and beet sugar lobbies opposing Cuba and Philippines reciprocity. It argues current duties are protectionist and highlights moral and national interest in sugar policy.
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Philadelphia
Urbedy
Phadilelphia
Cnbas
Philippines
United States
Cuba
New York Tribune
Baat
Moments With The Ruse The Winter's Guest
A fragmentary poem about spring arriving while winter lingers, with lines of lyric verse describing a blue eyed winter’s bride and a beyond dawn scene as flowers blow and the sea’s woe is recalled. Coletta Rian Boston Transcript reader note. REMARKABLE CURE OF GROUP A Little Boy's Life Saved S: A reader touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as lifesaving for a choking infant, recounting rapid dosing and phlegm expulsion, claiming the medicine saved the child and praising the product sold by A L. Peatre.
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Chamberlain
A. F. Steer
Goodwin, &. D
Jorl Dewoxt
Iowa
A L. Peatre
Post Office Delivery Debate and Rural Free Letter Boxes
A discussion on mail delivery contrasts old and new systems. The piece notes the inconvenience of roadside letter boxes on bad days and praises the reliability of delivery from a postmaster. It mocks slang and private spaces, ending with a wary nod to rural free delivery and a playful sign off.
Local health updates and crop notes from Frederick County
The Sick Blanche Hontz is out of danger after burns at her home on B and O avenue. H Burns Trundle of Danville, formerly of the city, is convalescing after appendicitis surgery. Miga Nusbaum and Miss Ross Fearhake are improving at home. J E R Wood, hurt in a driving accident, can go out. Thomas Harwood is slightly better. John Keller of Middletown is sick. Wheat prospects in Frederick and Montgomery counties are poor with Plow-up likely in spring in Montgomery for corn.
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Blanche Hontz
B & O Avenue
Mr. H. Burns Trundle
Danville
Miga Matilda Nusbaum
Patrick Street
Ross Fearhake
East Patrick Stress
J.E.R. Wood
East Second Street
Thomas N. Harwood
John Keller
Middletown
Chonik Court
Frederick County
Montgomery County
New Frederick & Middletown Electric Railway Line Opened
The Frederick to Middletown electric railway now runs a complete line from East Patrick Street through Henry B. Tyson's yard to the car barn. Local notices mention pneumonia prevention claims for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with testimonials from James Prendergast and others, plus ads for Dr Baschee's German Syrup and Green's remedies at Maio's Drug Store.
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Frederick
Middletown Electric Railway
East Patrick Street
Henry B. Tyson
Dr. Baschee
GG Green
Maio
Green
Mother's Heroism in Danktangie Fire
Mrs. Craig and her children escaped a severe house fire in Danktangie Washington County after she woke to smoke and carried her son and then awakened the other children. Neighbors formed a bucket brigade to douse the flames, saving the rest of the family though the gable end burned away. Mrs. Craig fell ill from smoke and nervous collapse.
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Jadas Craig
Danktangie
Washington County
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