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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1902
Page
4
The piece blends subscription details and stray editorials from The Daily News and The Weekly News, mentioning rates, mailing terms, and circulation notes, then shifts to social commentary on labor actions, diplomats, and public health trends. It cites Mr Wu Ting Fang, the United Mine Workers, and health notes on malaria typhoid and sanitation.
A fragment discusses county and state control of public health to educate people on proper means to combat malaria typhoid fever and other diseases spread by so called harmless pests. It argues urban and rural areas could be freed from imports of rural diseases through sanitary conditions and education.
A string of satirical quotes from various papers mocks political figures and events. Jests target Mr Cleveland, Premier Balfour, President Roosevelt, and policy clashes, reflecting liberal columnist tone and common newspaper humor of the era.
A poetic reminiscence titled Moments With The Musk laments bygone times. Simon voice recalls witches, slavery, censorship, and tyranny while praising a mythic past. Henry Eoward Warren signs the piece, contrasting nostalgia with harsh memory of oppression.
Canning and packing houses in Oesell county to start in about ten days. Wabach Railroad engineers mapping an old roadbed in Washington county. Laurel to gain a new three‑company fire department. Camp meeting planned at Leslies Cecil county on Wednesday. Remains of Leslie Sbooth, queen of the Roman gypsies, buried at Mount Olivet. Ray Smith of West Westminster killed in a pacemaker tank explosion. Over 100 physicians to attend State Medical Association meeting in Cumberland. Hoff man Extract Manufacturing receivers appointed Baltimore. East Riverdale house struck by lightning and burned. Thomas Smith barn burned by lightning. Democratic presses back Edwin Warfield for Governor. Annapolis ordinance sets tax at 75 cents per $100, down 18 cents. William Harvey named Midland engineer to survey city lines. Snow Hill to add manual training at high school with T A Kelley in charge. Deer Creek Farmers Club supports leasing barren Chesapeake beds for highway improvements. Forest preservation debated in Harford county.
A collection of quips and light anecdotes from various papers. Helen refuses a marriage proposal while others trade witticisms on proposals illness weather and keepsakes. The snippets reflect humorous social observations from the era.
A collage of brief items notes natural death and imminent decline of Outlaw Tracy from Baltimore American and commentary on minister Wah and diplomat dinners from Pittsburg Dispatch. It also urges saving historic sites for future patriotism, critiques the corn market bust in Chicago, and argues General Bragg should resign Havana posting amid Cuba US relations concerns.
A reader complains about the North Market Street fountain needing paint and restoration, warns of civic unrest and potential political consequences, and notes the value of a Paris vote. The letter includes anecdotes about paint brands and a local bank's financial statements from Frederick Maryland.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company reports rapid progress building the Frederick to Washington line. Reached Gaithersburg last week with a large work force. Frederick avenue right of way granted, and communication with Washington and Frederick expected within ten days.
Gertrude Barnes and Bertie Powell, both colored, were arrested by Officer Hol Braner for street walking. Justice Eckstein sent them to jail for 15 days and warned that a repeat offense would bring 6 months in the House of Correction. All justices aim to stop street walking and enforce the full law.
A quiet wedding took place at the parsonage of Fourteen Holy Martyrs Church in Biltnmore on July 17, uniting Mr Harry F Dill formerly of this city and Miss Elizabeth F Schroay of Bal Siznors. The notice also includes testimonials for Chamberlain’s remedies and a classified line seeking a baby nurse.
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