15 Jul 1896
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1896
Page
1
The Daily News notes army worm infestations in Atyeaxy and Garrett counties and a silver craze elsewhere. It laments police laxity and calls for strict enforcement of existing ordinances, especially against profanity and late night disturbances in southwestern city sections.
Fragmented lines discuss opinions on topics and a capital offense, mentioning Titans and riots in counties. References to the Archb of Londom and contractions of churchmen to religion appear, with scattered figures and incomplete phrasing. The text reads as a garbled opinion column with several misread terms and missing context.
A long, uneven discussion maps opinions on free coinage. Letters and editorials from Springfeld to Tuscaloosa reflect varied views. Citizens cite potential value shifts, racial tensions, and family impacts as voices disagree about monetary policy.
Poem extols pacific times and noble virtue, praising simple life, allies and rural abundance over conquest. It contrasts wealth with gentle love, flocks, and ancient harmony, invoking earth gods and pastoral imagery from a bygone era.
A local page blends letters and verses with political notes. Readers express support for Bryan and Sewall and praise county events, while a nostalgic poem pictures an old garden and its memories. Several city voices mention paving and street improvements and Frederick colony ties to the South.
St Swithin's Day is described as a weather predictor with a century old adage about 40 days of wet or dry weather. The issue lists funeral times for Charles T. Kurtmaul and William Clark Eldridge, notes improvements to Prof. Thomas Gatch's houses, a barbershop window addition, and a report that the Monocacy river is in good fishing condition after recent rains.
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