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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1919
Page
3
Disjointed notes touch on social tensions and political shifts as leaders discuss restitution and peace. References to France, Austria, and the United States hint at postwar reorganization, with a focus on finance, trade, and diplomatic alignments amid uncertain futures.
Fragmentary transcription of an aged document titled The School of Good Manners dated April 38 4825. It lists strict rules for behavior in meeting houses and company, instructing youths to fix gaze on the minister, stand when spoken to, and follow their superior with careful deference. The text reflects an old theory that children should be seen and not heard and mocks modern methods of allowing youths to enjoy life.
Morris Love, a Philadelphia rent collector, faces arrest for assault and battery after allegedly choking and groping two tenants. Mrs. Anna J. Knorr and Mrs. Graham sue for $3,000 each for damages, claiming assault and personal indignities and nervous shocks from the incidents. A separate note mentions Lusitania and Porto history.
Wartime 3 cent stamps shift to use as parcel and envelope postmark reminders. The Post Office expects 4 cent stamps to replace. Postmaster Jay Williamson notes reduced revenue but growing business continues with broad public acceptance.
The fragment notes postwar price expectations, a Sunday picnic at the Fair Ground, a claim about one pound of phosphorus powering millions of matches, and mentions of a new concrete made largely from seaweed. The disjointed text mixes random phrases and potential headlines with scattered references to individuals and events.
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