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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1901
Page
3
A Baltimore article reflects hot weather concerns with heat illness deaths in New York and practical tips from the Health Commissioner. Advice covers sun avoidance, light clothing, gradual ice water intake, and when to seek a doctor. Guidance splits cases of heat stroke and hypothermia with cooling and warming measures.
A fragmentary note from the Baltimore Herald suggests Mr Gorman was willing to extend support for his senatorial ambitions while acknowledging a national debt of gratitude owed to bicyclists and motorists, a sentiment not yet widely recognized.
The text notes the good roads movement sweeping the nation and its lasting impact on posterity. It discusses a Southern sheriff stopping a lynching and Alabama considering removing such sheriffs for mob inaction. It also reports on increased horse thefts in the state, suggesting a professional network with a Baltimore area focus and the plausibility of thefts moving horses to Baltimore for concealment.
Jokes and dialogue snippets from several newspapers feature mismatched seniors and parents. A kidnap ransom offer is mentioned alongside a pretend automobile obsession. Convincing humor contrasts with social satire about wealth memory and courtship.
A Philadelphia banker argues consul posts pay too little to attract talent, noting high living costs and many apply despite disappointment. He urges dignified salaries to draw capable appointees and avoid strain on staff. The American press also condemns wrongful criminal appeals and calls for reform to prevent mob violence and endless retrials.
An Ohio dealer touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy as superior for stomach and bowel issues. He claims long experience, many sales, and cures for cholera morbus, praising quick, reliable relief. Also mentions Laxative Bromo Quin ine Tablets with 25 cent price and guarantee.
The passage presents a poetic fragment from Harper's Magazine titled Moments With the Muse, invoking love as the Great World and the tender depth of affection. It weaves themes of trust, unknown lands, and divine gifts through a dialogue-like cadence and imagery of blue-eyed lovers and heavenly portals.
Frederick Town Savings Institution presents its June 30 1902 financial statement. The notary public John A Lynch certifies the annexed report is correct as taken from the institution’s books, sworn before Marshall Foot N P. and director Oll, Jyd lditant.
The state reports an $118310.75 levy for Anne Arundel. Caleb Wilson of Elkton drowned in Elk Creek. Perryville M E Church marked its fifth anniversary. St Pauls Catholic in Ellicott City held a patron feast. Horticultural Department personnel changes take effect. Maryland Teachers Association opens at Blue Mountain House. Baltimore Methodist clergy meet in Annapolis for two days. Jury in Abell censua enumerator case discharged after no verdict. Anne Arundel trial resumes today. Baltimore incorporations worth $12,428,370. building associations $3,510.40. Union Railroad tunnel under Hoffman near Central caved in. street bed dropped into tunnel. A train derailment left a hole 0 feet by 42 feet. no injuries.
The Fredericton Woodsboro Turnpike Road Company and the Frinkhia Savings Bank announce dividends. One declares a 2 percent dividend on weekly deposits for six months ending June 22, another proclaims 4 percent plus an extra 1 percent dividend for six months ending June 50, payable on demand. Executives include AMES WOUCK and M. EL DOLL with secretaries and directors listed.
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