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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1904
Page
4
A Baltimore era notice describes subscription terms for two weekly papers in Frederick Maryland, with annual rates and delivery options. The piece also discusses political jokes about James K Jones and a Maryland governor’s pardon case in Annapolis involving a jailed man offered release if he left the state for Virginia.
A collage of syndicated quips and observations from several papers criticizing trends in diet work habits religion and education. It includes comments on meat and appendicitis prophecies college grads self reliance and a fatal incident at Coney Island involving a New York woman and her teeth.
A humorous exchange appears as a snippet from a social scene. Mrs Oldcastle mentions Mr Davis of West Virginia as an octogenarian, Josiah notes he was a Democrat, and the hostess and others discuss the rising cost of necessities and a wish for higher prices to curb consumption. The passage reflects light domestic chatter in a Chicago Record Herald and Philadelphia Public Ledger context.
The excerpts mix urban foolishness and sarcasm with casual dialogue. A fire department exchange about a warehouse blaze yields a punch line, while a nurse doctor banter hints at a scam. A Mayflower anecdote ends with Mrs. Packinham noting cheap travel on the voyage.
A collage of brief notes comments and social bits from New York World Washington Star and Washington Iowa Post. Mentions Roosevelts Parker Cortelyon and a social page on Mrs. Fred Smith. Includes reflections on the German Crown Prince and aging statesmen Thurman Hoar and others with remarks on longevity and public service.
Local notes from Liamsville and nearby areas recount visits among families in Bockeystown and Washington, with travelers to the St Louis Exposition, church events at Church Hill and Emmitsburg, and farm crop reports. Several households are mentioned by name including Hargett, Addison, Mussitter, and Quailer, with social calls, Sunday gatherings, and a Presbyterian reunion at Pen Mar.
A two poem piece presents Kate Ketsry’s vivid fish tale of catching life and joy in a summer day, then PaLt-Ma Gazetts’ meditation on a city of regret where ghosts of the past haunt the living. Both pieces reflect nostalgia and nature’s quiet power.
Advertises Hancock's Liquy Strratz as an acid blood conditioner useful against acne itch herpes pinworm pimples prickly heat catarrh canker and scalp eyelid nose mouth throat sores. Promotes Haxcoor's Ligue Super Nature as a skin tonic with germicidal effects. Mentions a descriptive booklet from Linald Sulphur Co Baltimore Md.
Derry Station and surrounding areas report numerous social visits. Families like Miller Ester and Harbaugh host gatherings. many relatives travel between Baltimore Albany and Harrisburg. Church services and pastor changes accompany community updates as residents share travel, hosting, and visits at Mounts like Double Pipe Creek and Eyler's Valley.
Mr and Mire John Franklin return from St Louis World’s Fair pleased with their trip. Miss Josie Elder of Baltimore visits sisters in town for six months. Mr Chas Roddy of Gettysburg visits his parents. Miss Agnes Bokonrode returns from Washington and Baltimore. Mina Alice Kelly returns from McSherrystown. The article then shifts to a science note on vegetable rock builders, describing microscopic organisms and their impact on Berlin’s foundations, rivers, Arctic waters, and climate.
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