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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1903
Page
4
A Frederick newspaper piece argues Our Animal Friends miscast dumb creatures and mocks the call to curb harsh expressions. It notes phrases like as stupid as a donkey and as silly as a goose reflect human wit and are not clearly harmful, despite the magazine's crusade for gentler wording.
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Maryland political notes discuss Democratic senatorial contest and Republican tensions. References to figures Madd and McComes, warnings of a heated fight, and judgments about the race appear alongside commentary on a steeplechase analogy and forthcoming endorsements. Mention of state party dynamics, with unattributed opinions and speculative outcomes. The piece also cites library funding legislation and the expansion of school libraries in North Carolina with historical context and cost details.
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from various papers. Topics include heredity jokes about a motorman father, an insurance agent anecdote, a dyspeptic’s boast of easy friendships, and a millionaire’s wardrobe economy. The notes mix social foibles and light philosophy with a science joke about electricity and a Mount Ararat arc light reference.
A jumble of quoted snippets from various papers covers crimes, Americanism, civic duties, and rural hardship. Names include Roy C. Butler, and references to Denver, Chicago, Knoxville, Hertford, and a Sentinel report. The text mixes a youth suicide, swindling critique, patriotism passages, and a rural illness remedy anecdote.
A nostalgic verse in dialect from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune salutes both parents. It contrasts maternal care with paternal labor, urging readers to honor fathers while praising mothers in a sentimentally written poem set in a mid century newspaper tone.
Readers praise the Bookeyatown Reformed Church Children’s Day service with exquisite floral decor and a central theme of Faith Hope Charity. An Middletown orchestra led by Emory L. Coblentz enhanced the program while Rev Connor delivered remarks. The event received warm approval from attendees for the choir, classes, and performances.
Budget of items reports strawberries on the home stretch and winter coal purchases by Wise people. Next week promises commencements and a Sremen parade stands as the week’s biggest event. A crowd watched a women’s fight near Park Hotel. two hundred witnessed the melee as bystanders watched the fray. Grace Reformed church windows are being installed. Old Frederick welcomed the fire trucks downtown. the city streets saw fair attendance all week.
A Belgrade dispatch says King Alexander and Queen Denga were buried in a large pit at Rakovics with the bodice of murdered relatives and ministers placed above them before the grave was refilled. The report also notes school commencements and local graduations in Adamstown and surrounding towns, listing names and dates.
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