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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1901
Page
4
Fragment from a periodical page notes the news office links with the Telephone Exchange, advertising orders, and correspondence routes to Frederick. It includes the Moon phases chart and a critique of West Point Maryland admissions, plus a discussion on census politics, bird extinction risks, and agricultural impacts from ornithocide across Europe with a moral urging farmers to act.
A contemporary comment notes the man who drinks with a stranger seeks police help for troubles. It observes Maryland showing fair population density in the center and warns politicians not to rely solely on figures.
Readers debate wildlife restraint and pest benefits while remarks on Sara Bernhardt spark views about American reception. The United Sons of Confederate Veterans expand to include nephews and other kin, prompting calls for Daughters of the Confederacy to align and widen membership.
Dialogue sketches casual flirtations and remarks about relationships. A Chicago professor contemplates a newspaper interview while a political remark on color blindness cites a campaign defeat. The excerpt juxtaposes wisps of gossip with a mock serious note.
A collage of 19th century editorials notes inane naming for Porto Rico inhabitants while debating insular court rulings, praises a dividend paying Leadville city, and laments rural farm labor shifts. It treats imperial vocabulary, diplomacy, farm life virtues, and municipal profits with a critical, opinionated tone.
The article notes refitting of Sir Thomas Lipton s disabled cup challenger Shamrock II nearly finished. After testing new spars and rigging, it will be shipped to the United States with Erin and Gitted for a cruise to New York under city street rights for light water paving and treasury gains. It argues municipalities face street rights and politics and urges caution toward municipal benefits.
Poem fragment explores bargaining with love in Full Moon Street Arcadian Way with Belinda’s heart bought, price of freedom paid and memories lingering. A reflective verse from The Hgotist in Life and a short piece from the Washington Star contrasts romantic whimsy with celestial responsibility.
Renowned educator Rev Dr Thomas M Cann, longtime head of the School of the Lackawanna in Scranton, will retire at term's end. He founded the school in 1873 and led it for 23 years, with Mr Charles E Fish of Philips Exeter Academy named his successor.
A summary of upcoming summer activities from local clubs and schools in Frederick. Private schools close, churches plan reunions, the Frederick Art Club organizes tours, and various societies anticipate picnics and Decoration Day events. Daughters of the Confederacy meet weekly, and commencement exercises are slated at multiple schools. The Frederick City Hospital seeks funds to finish construction, while fire companies plan their annual Westminster meeting. Teachers expect a trip for the State Teachers Convention in July. A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm from Geo E Cary of Washington VA.
Social notes describe a birthday party at Mr and Mrs Edward C Lease home on West South Street for their son Edward C Jr and daughter Katharine E Lease. Garden lanterns and a late table arranged with ice cream cake candies oranges and bananas entertained guests including Mrs Lucy Comfort and children from Baltimore and many Leases Haberkorns and Burger family members. A separate item notes the St Johns Catholic church May choir chaperoned by Rev Coleman enjoyed a Braddock Heights outing with luncheon followed by a boat ride with Owls members on the Monocacy.
Funeral services for Thomas E Gat Zendanner, formerly of the city, were held this afternoon at 4 o'clock from his late home at 1907 Cromwell Street after his death in Baltimore. A druggist testimonial praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, noting its use in his own family and by customers. Sold by A. L. Fearre.
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