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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1901
Page
4
A distorted column references South Africa, Philippine visits by Democratic congressmen, and harsh weather harming Western crops. It mentions Wall Street busts, stock rights, and droning heat winds affecting agriculture, all conveyed as brief contemporaneous commentary pieces.
The Baltimore News notes Baneac plans to certify the orange corn crop and may save the Populiste faction as its organization falls apart under internal conflict and external pressure.
A string of humorous quotes from a 19th or early 20th century miscellany. Jests involve a judge, a self made man, a hotel proprietor, and a horse with a sun bonnet reflecting social mores. The piece presents brief exchanges and wry observations on daily life and human foibles.
A Philadelphia Press note ridicules private offers to pay Consul General Stowe a salary. the President refused due to law prohibiting private compensation. Stowe resigned, highlighting tensions between private funding and public duty amid broader debate on government pay.
Dawn crosses the starry path to mark a masquerade as Aerina of peng unveils a coy, forbidden charm. Dawn’s mask drops revealing youth and laughter while a violet gaze lingers. Tacoposta Pickering Ganpison in The Century. Dawn at Venice. Channeling dawn’s ascent, gondolas drift past shadowed palaces and the Holy threshold of Santa Maria as morning light awakens the city. Mantua Gitzerr Dicxrysex in Scribner's.
Local notes report preacher J H Davidson at Mt Pleasant M E Church Sunday with a verse. Updates on ill neighbors Florence Beall improving and Arthur Beall visiting relatives. Weather brings hay and grain spoilage. Upcoming services at Mt Pleasant M E Church South July 21 at 11. Also social visits and travel updates among residents. Montgomery county school appointments list Charles Eldridge to Barnesville and Earle B Wood to Boyd's.
An editorial voice touts American leadership in commerce and medicine. It praises a British ship purchase by an American syndicate, extols Hosterter’s Stomach Hitters as a universal tonic curing dyspepsia and digestion issues, and claims preventive and purifying benefits for the bloodstream. The tone is promotional and celebratory.
In Williamport Pa a doctor from State Run, Pa faced a circle of rattlesnakes in a grass clearing. He subdued them by saturating a bark with chloroform and using lantern light to drive the reptiles into dormancy. Sixteen snakes were counted later, including two over five feet long.
Government notes rural free delivery relies on good roads and will abandon routes interrupted by neglect or impassable spring conditions in Iowa Illinois Wisconsin and other states unless local road improvements occur. Inspectors will report which routes fail due to neglect and some may receive allowances if terrain or floods prevent fixes. The drive prioritizes communities showing road care and interest in mail service. A Good Cough Remedy. 3 thousands are been restored to ad hanpimesely the use of Chamber la as Coneh Remedy. If afflicted with any threat or long trouble, give it a tris Tain to prove beneficial. Coughs resisted all other treatment for years. kare sielded to this remedy and perfect health had been restored. Cases that seemed boneless, that the climate of famous health resorts failed to benefit, have been permanently used by fisuse For sale by A. b. Pearre.
Special dispatch reports in Paris that a minister was targeted in an attempted assassination on July 18. A conspirator, identified as a woman named Olgewska, reportedly lied to mislead authorities. Haudin remained unharmed.
Special dispatch reports in TyEston that the probate of the Rogers will has been scheduled for September 16. Wikesbanre notes a separate item about the stationary firemen's strike beginning this morning.
The article notes the cruel critical situation remains unchanged amid ongoing steel strike actions. It highlights unresolved tensions and continued protests with no new developments reported as of July.
Obituary notes William H Heagy a Carroll County resident died at his home in Fountain Valley in his 60th year. He formerly ran a Taneytown hotel and later engaged in business in Baltimore before returning to Carroll. He was twice married, children from his first marriage, and surviving second wife. He was a German Baptist and a Democrat. Other brief items report Census Bureau clerks appointments by Congressman Mudd, a kindergarten anecdote about a mad child, and a Lancashire coal miner wages joke under Spare Moments.
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