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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1902
Page
4
Cablegrams show no ovations on Qaprah Erroxe arrival in London. The piece notes a shift toward harmonization efforts among Democratic circles and reports rising coax prices and food costs as a sign of broader economic trends.
Baltimore papers discuss climate trends and fire protection. The Baltimore American and Baltimore Herald cite mild early summer heat with cooling Pacific anti cyclones and warn small towns like Annapolis to invest in fire departments and proper equipment to prevent widespread destruction from fires. The commentary urges vigilance against complacency amid passing foreign art shipments and national weather shifts.
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from various newspapers including Philadelphia Record and Chicago Tribune. The dialogue covers playful banter about work folly gossip and social mores with punchlines about cannibals tight shoes and apple tree misadventures.
A Cleveland Leader bulletin from the Census Bureau states farmers own about 20 percent of U S wealth, totaling roughly 20 5 billion in farm assets. It notes urban residents hold greater wealth per person, and urges guiding ambition to foster national progress while recognizing farmers’ role in enterprise.
A humorous catalog style piece by Hoiwas F. Day extols critters and patches over beef, praising simple honest creatures that comfort and sustain. It mentions cattle and neighborly size comparisons, then lauds a personal creed centered on critters providing sustenance and warmth amid hot weather remarks and odd product mentions.
A Maryland Agricultural College letter defends college leadership and finances amid accusations by Charles Benedict Osbert and editorials. The response cites state appropriations, Morrill Act funds, and department operations, arguing improved facilities, staffing, and governance over a decade, and condemns the critics as misinformed.
Courty reports church meetings led by Miles Violet Stotelmyer and A E Sensenbaugh with large attendance. Sacrament to Reformed congregation next Sunday at 10. Local items mention snakebite, paralytic stroke, visits, picnics, and social events. Also notes on photography, threshing, and union picnic debates amid church tensions. Other brief items cover residents visiting, guest stays, and Sunday school picnics planned for August in Warrenfeltz woods and Dubel woods.
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