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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1901
Page
4
A scan of Maryland issues blends Moon phases and temperatures with regional notes on Pan-American Expo visitors. It highlights hotel prospects in Braddock Heights, shifts in Maryland politics, and railroad safety concerns on the B&O line amid local fatalities.
The excerpt discusses Augustine Washington and Myler Standitch in Mr Matthews’ book, linking railway magnates and pork kings to a broader clash between republican constitutions and aristocratic ideas. It notes a county movement for royal descent, arguing royal blood can appear in unlikely lines and calling for scrutiny of antecedents.
A compendium of opinions lauds Maryland for shaping national progress from revolutionary leadership to industrial innovation. It highlights Maryland Geological Survey exhibits, the state’s early steam navigation and railroading, the first magnetic telegraph, and the Sun’s pioneering news gathering, portraying Maryland as a cradle of national advancement.
A montage of humorous exchanges from various papers quoting banter about gas meters Shakespeare actors mandolins and stage doors. Dialogues include jokes about a gag meter measuring gas costs and remarks on actresses of Shakespearean times.
The Philadelphia press notes a renewed demand for horses and strong prices for quality animals after city transport shifts flooded markets, reviving hope that the noble animal still has a pivotal role in agriculture and commerce despite earlier doubts.
A Roanoke Times letter argues horses remain essential for labor and reliability despite machinery. It contrasts historical prophecies of a horseless age with ongoing need for horse power in rugged terrain and warfare, condemning artificial rein practices and urging appreciation of the horse’s natural head carriage.
A collage of verse and prose notes on summer fashion in white frocks, rain imagery from Lvavn Srencek Forter, and an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure by CHENEY & CO with testimonials and related medicines.
The Windward expedition led by Henry Bridgman and with Dr. Frederick A Cook aboard sails to locate Lieutenant Peary and the missing Windward. The mission, backed by the Peary Arctic Society, aims to reach the Arctic by fall and return the explorer.
Miss Harriett Holtz of Frederick visits relatives in the area as harvest ends. several trips to nearby towns noted. The mid summer communion is set for Bethel and a junior O E Society is planned. Wireless telegraphy mentions Mars. an advertisement touts Hoестeters Stomach Bitters as a cure-all for digestive and liver ailments.
California researchers adopt hot crude petroleum binder to cement road beds of sand loam and gravel enabling dustless waterproof surfaces. San Bernardino reports 180 barrels per mile yearly, cost under sprinkling water, with performance improving on repeated oil applications. In Fresno authorities see oil roads as economical, durable options amid winter rains and droughts.
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