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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1897
Page
2
The Frederick Daily News covers subscription details, rates, and publication practices with notices about Thirty cents monthly and annual options. It includes editorial notes on local topics such as road improvements, Hawaii annexation, and the future of Frederick as a site for factories, plus reflections on patriotism surrounding The Star Spangled Banner.
Welcome extended to patriotic women gathered for the second animal seg ation of the Daughters of America in Freder ick. They join artillery and Jr. Order of United American Mechanics with the aim of preserving American institutions and supporting home and state interests through their cooperative efforts.
The passage extols women's role in patriotic reform and declares the Daughters of America welcome in the city. It emphasizes virtue, influence on public efforts, and hope for fruitful outcomes from their gathering. The tone is celebratory of women’s civic involvement in a republic.
Opinion piece mocks various figures and events including Bena’or Wellington and the Sutan’s pursuit of Greeks. It notes Armenians and Armenians, charges of snatching the band wagon, and criticizes Sugar Trust investigations as futile. Bradley-Marting overspending contrasts with Wille Waidort Aator’s gains among lords and dukes.
Reprints discuss Teslas ground conduction plan to replace wires, a St Louis Star note on Shafroth’s recognition, Lord Kelvin challenging age of earth at 30 million years, Annapolis Capital on debt ridden prosperity, and Philadelphia Record on the American flag urging patriotism and fidelity to Union ideals.
Local readers advocate extending the electric railway toward Middletown center. Argument cites unfair treatment of patrons at the line's far end and demands action to satisfy the town's transportation needs.
Letters from readers recount accusations against Boaz- Tarde, praise a bicyclist Billy MacGU, note cutworms harming tobacco, and discuss a new female Masonic chapter in Frederick while an old bachelor jokes about secrecy.
A humorous poem about a sweet girl graduate and her future husband is followed by news of repainting at the German Reformed Church led by Henry Lampe, with its Third and Market street location. Braddock Heights opens for summer with a concert by the Frederick Select Orchestra. Hood’s Sarsaparilla ad follows.
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