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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1903
Page
4
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Maryland journals discuss incentives for immigrants and state minerals. Articles praise national policy aiding industry and labor, celebrate a forthcoming Maryland atlas, and note a public works push for roads, schools, and agriculture. Officials highlight advantages of soil, climate, and commerce to attract settlers.
A compendium of brief notes and editorials from Maryland and nearby states. Topics include a promised more interesting senatorial campaign, wedding cost comparisons, Firemen's Convention preparations, Cumberland's potential convention, and reflections on the anti third term tradition in U.S. politics.
A compilation of humorous quips and brief exchanges from various papers. Jokes touch on gardening mishaps, divorces, tonics, elections, and fashion in a light, satirical tone. Notable lines reference a cyclone ruining a garden, a "fight to the finish," and a dream about Mrs Blinker in Heaven with a halo tipped over.
A Savannah News item describes a new white labor colony plan in Alabama. The company buys a large tract, promises only white settlers, and requires guarantees that only white help will be employed on farms and in domestic work. The project aims to test race-based settlement ideas away from black labor.
A fragmentary verse piece titled Moments With the Muse centers on Zephyr admiring a valley rose. The ornate dialogue features personified flowers praising beauty, with a playful exchange between Zephyr and a tulip about worth and attraction in a rural setting.
The Maryland State Firemen's Association opened its eleventh annual convention in Frederick with remarks by Mayor George Edw. Smith and welcomes from Joseph Weaver of the United Steam Fire Engine Company. Frederick's address praised firefighters and urged unity as delegates prepared to elect officers and plan the next year's meeting in Cumberland.
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