American Americans and the duty of loyalty in a divided nation
The piece surveys President Wilson era concerns from horse-trade diplomacy to social policy. It highlights debates on taxation in Frostburg Maryland and Talbot county whipping posts, US mule shipments to South Africa, and the need to treat naturalized citizens as Americans without hyphenated identities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beth Low
New York
Philadelphia Times
the Times
Times
United States
Contemporaries Debate Housing Boom and War End Prospects
Editorials critique modern housing constructions and labor deaths at the Naval Academy. Commentators weigh Edward VII’s war end predictions, discuss lawmaking gaps on Maryland senators, and warn against sectionalism in Senate representation.
Minutes of Merriness and Vague Gossip
A collection of brief humorous exchanges and quips on marriage and society from various papers. It parodies conversations about spouses, money, and social roles with wry, dime-store wit.
The Voice of the Press on Wages and Living Costs
The Boston Post argues real prosperity depends on labor conditions not wage totals. It notes prices for essentials rose about one third from 1897 to 1960 and another percentage in recent years, while wages did not keep pace, leaving workers unclear gains from prosperity.
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Boston Post
Rouch
Remarkable Cure of Chroup A Boy's Life Saved
A citizen from Inwood Iowa credits Chant Verlains Court Remedy for saving his child after a severe choking incident. He recounts using the medicine every ten minutes until the child improved and urges purchase from A L Pearce. Another ad notes Chamberlains Pain Balm relieving long lasting lumbago for Amherst VA resident W C Williamson.
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Verlain
A. Steer
Goodwin
Durl Demont
Inwood
Iowa
A L. Pearce
Moments With The Muse Dead Poet And His Fray
A fragmented verse piece recalls a doomed poet wracked by injustice and fate. The speaker notes how art and truth endure despite wrath and peril, weaving a somber tribute to a troubled creator and the impact of his lyric legacy on life.
Local Notes From Woodsboro and Nearby Towns
County correspondence reports social visits and relocations in Woodsboro Troutville New Market and Yellow Springs. Entries note typhoid cases post office move church services and a planned comic entertainment plus multiple residents moving to or from nearby towns.
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Yellow Springs
Mill Slaven Bathe
George E. McLane
Springfield
Charles McLane
W. W. Wolfe
Wm. Enill
Wolfe
Charles Stone
New Purchase
Wm. Knill
Howard County
Public Sale Offers Household Goods in Frederick Maryland
Trustee sells at 10 o'clock a m on February 1 1902 at the northwest corner Market and Heath Streets Frederick City Maryland a large lot of household and kitchen furniture including parlor pieces carpets mirrors pictures dining furniture and appliances Plus a book collection and other valuables Terms cash with a $20 note security and interest from sale date Also additional notices list stock in banks and local properties offered for sale and various real estate listings and a separate notice for an oyster and shoe sale at street vendors in Frederick
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District Court of the United States
District of Maryland
Edward Carroll
Bragawick
Frederick
Edward Castroll
Patrick St
Edward Y. Goldsborough
P. Frank Pamper
Market and
Heath Streets
Frederick City
William P. Maulsey
Pusuic
Tax Dalay
WEELY
Pepara
Harry R. Snook
E. D. Neighbors
Lewistown
Albert +. Brown
Ates
Willsell
Court House
Hansonville
Walter Saunders
Marion F
Daniel KE. Houck
Mt. Pleasant
John Lt. Dutrow
Gideon Hammeburg
Harmony Grove
John L. Dutrow
Annie A. Ramsburg
Toa
Mr. George
Watcable
Samuel J. Forney
Milton B. Akers
Braddock
John L. Dotrow
C. J. McDevite
Hamsburg
Forto
John & Jotrow
J. E. B. Hice
Walkersville
David E. Gramer
J. T. Cronenberg
New Market
Mr. Pleasant
Bower
atQa
M. Harvey RK
Georgianna B.C. Hamilton
Col . B. Trail
Durham
Lee
Atla.m
L M. Bready
Jala A. Liggett
Nore
Thomas J.kolb
James & Urem
Ladlesbure
Sadlesburg
Hallegh’s Church
Bready
Edward F. Tucker
Araby
Charles B. Yout
John E. Karn
Broad Run
Petersville
Middletown
Joho Ju. Nutrow
Layton Zimmerman
Wm. D. Haugh
Fair Grounds
Grove
Weesly
John L Dutrow
Anctiqnest
J. R. Gorman
Montevoe Pike
Barney R. Lease
Anddoneer
M. G. Urner
Mt. Airy
Sea Weekly
Samuel J. Porney
Tobias Newcomer
Heary
Birely Fatim
Jesse Baill
Sea Bills
John W. Rhine
Utica Mills
G. D. Warfield
Stowoinesville
Thomas J. Kolb
Euctioneer
James C. Cram
Ladiesburg
Haugh’s Church
State News Digest—Died in Cumberland and Local Issues
Patrick Kean dies in Cumberland at 89. Five young orchards condemned in Kent County for San Jose scale. Warren Choate re-elected president of Montgomery County Anti-Saloon League. Mrs James A Boyd of Boyds heads to Florida then Cubs and Bermudas. Cecil County assigns personal property. Ambrose Ottey notes 8,566,480 Bible letters. Ice blocks Port Deposit railroad track from Susquehanna rise. Easton social figures back aged home incorporation. 165 year old son of Rabbi Clarrison disappears in Hagerstown. Cumberland electric railroad power house completed. line soon in operation. Kensington residents hope for better electric railway to Washington. Frostburg men oppose town charter tax of 800. Claiborne M James in charge of Pinto improvement for B&O Railroad in Cumberland. Allegany County and Bar Association clash over abolishing January jury term to cut costs. J Knight Wright to supervise Hagerstown electric plant for one year at 1200 salary.
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Patrick Kean
Cumberland
Kent County
San Jose
Warren Choate
Montgomery County
Anti- Saloon League
James A. Boyd
Boyds, Haa
Florida
Cubs
Bermudas
Assengers
Cecil County
Ambrose
Ottey
Port Deposit
Susquehanna River
Easton
Abraham Clarrison
Hageratown
Frostburg
Kensington
Washington City
Annapolis
Claiborne M. James
Baltimore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Cunberland
Allegany County Commissioners
Allegany Bar Association
J. Knight Wright
Chestertown
Hagerstown
Personal notices and old home remedies in Frederick column
Purely personal items list residents visiting Baltimore Philadelphia Thurmont and Washington mentions of H G Trundle Rose Stern Mrs Charles Waters and Mrs Frederick Barua. Then a poetic home-building verse and a city ad for Ely Cream Balm Evy’s Balm and a brief note on cheap publicity via News want ads offering 25 cents to reach Frederick readers.
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H. G. Trundle
Liberty
Frederick
Rose Stern
North Market Street
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Charles Co, Waters
East Church Street
Thurmont
Frederick Barua
Washington
Hiram R. Heck
Church Street
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Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
Tos. Somurr
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Bowasy, Seer
J. E. Brunett
Me. Binett
Bredence
Henry
Santa Claus
Billy
Mason
Illnois
United Sates Senate
Moat
South Africa
The
Boere
Delaware
Talbot County
Maryland
Contemporary Comment
Cabur Dan
Baltimore Herald
Naval Academy
Ananapolis
King Edward
Ahain
Cumberland Newa
Wollington
United States Senate
Senate
Eastern Shore
Baltimore American
Eben
Yom
Washington Star
Smith
Wederly
Jones
Chicago News
Philadelphia Record
Asid
Philadelphia Press
W.C. Williamson
Amherst
Chamberlain
A. L. Pearra
the Muse
Charles Gould Brepr
Woodsboro
Harvey Witmer
John
Hanover
Ber
Elaie Dorcas
Farmers’ Institute
James Palmer
Aston Bridge
Missionary Society of the Reformed Goard
Messie
Ray Gilbert
Luther Donsife
Bank
Apa Mire
George Hull
Troutville
Willie B
Laura Stout
Alice Geesey
Bertha Warner
Pierce Ledwidge
Geneva Young
Lewia Hall
Theodore Lowe
Cooper
Servicea
Reformed Church
M. P
Powell Bros
Georges F. Smith
Maurice L. Smith
Y.P
C. E
Lutheran Church
Elmer Kolb
West Falls
Carroll County
Jane Delaplans
Laura Foeezar
Annie Delaplane
Lawcen Duble
John Kolb
Miesks Dessie
Emma Kolb
Ostootin Furnace
Carrie Garber
Harry Stall
John Delaplane
R.G. Stall
John Annan
Robbie
William Anders
J. W. LeGore
Dora Anders
Walkeraville
Norma
Wilma Trout
Salle Delaplans
Clara Garver
Ada ‘Ox
D. A. Hoffman
Thoraday
Fannie Wood
Baker Johnson
Potts
Court Street
Povedly
Fruster
Stieff Grand Piano
Orphans’ Court
Wm. W. Albaugh
City Hotel
City
First National Bank
Central National Bank
Franklin Savings Bank
Loudoun County and Frederick Bridge Company
John H. Albaugh
Harvey R Lease
Second Street
E. Patrick St
Market
James W. Lowe
H. B. Witter
Joseph Glaze
Wm. Anderson
Market Street
C. Hamer
East Fourth Street
B. H. Blackston
H. E. Wilcoxon
East Second
Justus Miller, Jr
B. H. Blackston & Son
Ramusl Dutrow
Hental Gomme
East Fifth Street
Harry Baumgardner
East Third Street
Wm. H. Leiherz
Ziegjeretille
Nicolas Fleming
East Patrick St
Janigdot
East Third St
East Third St Lir
South Market Street
East Second Street
Janie Temmond
Janigdin
West Patrick Street
C. J. Staley
Rene
Lewis M. Nisdoril
Diate
W. Third Street
Ponserston
T. MF. Biser
West Third Street
Charles P. Lavy
Hele
Young Labdy
Newswice
News Omice
Dickerson
Mechanica
Board of Engineer
Geo
A_ Zeller
S.4th St
St. Louis
Jacksonville
Fis
Montgomery
Ala
Townsex, Scott & Son, Bankers and Brokers
Fayette ST
Oppo
Postoffice
Baltimore, MD
Ke BivEs Free
Mober
West
Patrick Street
Landis
Waterman's
N. Market St
Inter
Simmon
W. A. Simmons
Reliable Jeweler
N. Market Street
Cardes
the “Burger” Art Gallery
Stpdly
Wwlaces
Pretty Line
N.R
D. Mantz
S. Darker St
Mar
LA Belle
JAS. BE. Walker & CO
FW. L
Janildly
Freederick
Besant & Knott
Noyvsodist
Hamilton Lindsay
Poole
West South Street
Frederich, MD
Noah E. Oramer
Trust C. Xgt
Bartholows
Clary
Market St
Fourth St
Grow
Slate Farm
Harmony Groven
Bentz B'Ld
Market and Chareh
Barkier
New Midway
Lewis W. M. Rothenhoefer
Jamiédim
News Office
R. BR. Schedules
Baltimore & Ohté Railroad
Washington Junction
Washington and Way
Baltimore and Rey
Sieverstown
Pittaborg
Chicago
Cincinnati
Winchester
Bess
Statons
Elladelphia
Pittsburg
Wheeling
Mt. Aireav
Baltimore and Washington
Wyinchester
Awa
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Rew
Kori
Washington and
Way
St. Loula
Lestarton and Lyne
Way Sterlone
Philadiphia
Newry Y
New
Baiabure
Brunswick Los
Angerstown
Mullants
Noket Ayens
News OF
Lhe State
Walla
Earth
Eve
Paradise
Nion Wargkmas
Ely
Ken
Ely Brothers
Warren New York
Proberta
Cal Messrs
Evy
Brosirl
Chad
Bate
Frank E. Rispi
Nissi
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