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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1901
Page
4
Ads and correspondence invited by THE NEWS office in Frederick with telegraph exchange links. Readers urged to send letters and telegrams, noted the local garden products market and a reflection on a 92 degree test of a five mile march. Westminster observer estimated crowds at an event, suggesting a revised turnout.
An American businessman argued England falls behind the United States in industry because Britons cling to老outdated machinery. He noted English firms keep recent, costly equipment obsolete by not discarding it for newer, cheaper American designs. Conservatism hurts competitiveness. England must study American methods and value the scrap-pile to regain pace.
Source notes that Admiral Schley will likely be ignored on the medal for the Santiago fleet victory. Sampson will be featured with Santiago on one side, and the battle image with the Oregon on the reverse, omitting the Brooklyn and Schley’s flagship.
A collage of brief items from Baltimore and surrounding papers notes military medal jests, Maryland firemen conventions, European crop warnings, U S export prospects, Benner on mosquitos, and a street survey on pest relief. Citizens deny mosquito problems while reporters chase elusive bites.
A collection of humorous exchanges and quips from historical papers. Jests include editors replying to new contributors, a wary waiter offering sobriety, a chase scene with a tip to the pursuing officer, conversational gibes about marriages, and a joke about a four volume work titled A Chicago Woman's Love Letters.
A Chicago packing house bans profanity with dismissal for violations, aiming to curb the swearing habit while acknowledging its persistence among the uneducated. A Los Angeles Herald critique urges strong action against hazing in schools and colleges, citing Batavia high school brutality and West Point policies as needed models. An editor from the Guide praises Chamberlain's Croup Balm for strain and cough relief, sold by A. L. Pearre.
From the home of ex commodore E Morgan in Newport Harbor the season opens with high anticipation. The harbor fills with dune craft as the teal races near, and a notable residence belonging to Morgan, former New York Yacht Club commodore, stands out among the waterfront estates.
Poem fragment and humorous verse from Judge column recount a craftsman’s satin slippers and a ribbing tale about Miss Abbie Ben Adhem. The verses contrast craft, vanity, and wit with playful dialogue and a comic angel slate. Names cited include Abbie and Abbit in a light literary vignette.
Yesterday at Utz's Hotel in New Market a noon wedding joined Addis Lucinds Utz and Walter Barrall with floral daisy decor and a reception. In Washington a 3 pm service united Marie Antoinette Beall and Paul Edward Vollum of the Engineer Corps, with departure for Atlantic City and plans to reside on Kallorama Avenue.
Fitzhugh Lee Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy held its first weekly informal reception this morning. President Mrs Lenis Victor Baughman, with Mrs Charles H Baughman and Miss Helen Baughman, greeted attendees. Receptions will occur every Thursday all summer with a rotating committee and possible future entertainments open to the public. Miss Minnie Baughman of Richmond presented a picture of the burial of Latané and a copy of Lee's Farewell Address to the chapter.
Minses Fairy Hyatt and Algie Boyar and Messrs. W R Browning and Jesse Bexton returned from Baltimore and Philadelphia. Guests visited Emmitsburg, and Mrs J O Williams hosted friends. Church anniversaries, farm moves, fruit harvests, and local visits fill the week across Yellow Springs Pearl Harmony Grove and nearby towns.
Readable items show visitors from Chewsville Hagerstown and Thurmont, plus Mr. Toughs and families visiting local residents. Baseball games describe a rain-shortened Westminster-Frederick contest, a defeat for Brunswick at Adamstown, and market quotes from The Local Mart. An ad touts Boschee German Syrup and a bank cashier’s testimonial on a diarrhoea remedy.
A miscellaneous sale ad from Frederick Md lists Brengle branded slippers and ladies shoes discounted from 31.25 to 19 cents and 75 cents to 1.75 for children's oxfords. Brengle heavy working shoes described as 1.75 sale items with many items under a dollar. Over 100 pair sold inside two days. W A Simmons watchmaker and engraver at 27 N Market Street, Frederick Md.
A fragmentary OCR line references a loan on mortgage of twelve thousand dollars with interest at five and a half and three quarters percent, and an additional thousand dollars loan on notes. The readable portions are inconclusive about parties or dates.
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