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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1899
Page
2
The Frederick Maryland Daily News describes carrier and mail subscription prices, urging advance payment and club inducements. It notes the office is linked to the telegraph and invites readers nationwide to send correspondence and inquiries to The News. The piece also previews moon phases and comments on contemporary political and naval topics with light editorial tone.
A Cumberland News reader signed as Contented Republican asserts Allegany county is solid for Governor Lowndes. The author, writing amid party momentum, warns against overstatement and questions the candor of professed cross county backing while noting Republicans in many areas favor renomination.
The Cumberland News is urged to clarify Allegany county support for Lowndes after a suspicious communication and a disputed pseudonym Contented Republican. Officials like Sydney E. Mudd and local leaders are cited, with calls to restore the prior placidity and reveal the county’s true stance.
Contemporary comment from Baltimore papers notes Governor Lowndes appears to have secure gubernatorial nomination by common consent. Admirals Schley lauded by Marylanders for honoring his achievements. The Herald warns voter apathy signals danger to official efficiency and prudent campaign engagement.
A collage of humorous quotes from Chicago News Cleveland Plain Dealer Life and others contrasts weather, love, and social quips. Snatches include cyclone bravado, rural charm, toothache candy, female ambition, and a legislator’s irony with a lawyer’s twist.
From the Philadelphia Lecrer and New York Mail and Express analysis. The peace conference showcases US sincerity and decisive leadership, while European diplomats relent to American and British influence. Hawaii slavery debate looms, pending Congress action on a permanent territorial government and Thirteenth Amendment limits. Victor infants Heliet, a digestive tonic, touted as best for babies.
Frederick county readers hear about fairground races and a Knights of Pythias picnic set for Braddock Heights. Reports praise high school commencements and nursery compliance with state laws while noting a poor peach crop. Subscribers renew from Weet Point to Iowa, extolling Father Schley and local ties.
A mixed-poetry fragment featuring Heitn Gilpert’s The Plodder's Petition praising aspiration beyond trifling life and a sentimental verse about violets symbolizing a lover's memory. The two pieces reflect Romantic and sentimental themes with simple rural imagery and intimate emotion.
Chaplain H S Stevens and General E A Carman visited Antietam to mark the spot where General J A F Mansfield was mortally wounded. Connecticut appropriates 1000 dollars. Mansfield Post of Middletown to pay incidental costs. Monument to be finished within a year. Senator Louis E McComas Angler at Williamsport Potomac trip yields fine bass.
The Frederick County Telephone and Telegraph Company reports rapid line extension with no new Middletown connections today. Existing subscribers include Charles F. Main and C. M. Shank. Work also reaches Mrs. Margaret Hood residence and advances from Jefferson to Brunswick via Petersville with the Petersville line nearly complete.
An advertisement touts Allen's Foot Ease powder for instant relief of burning feet swelling and blistered skin. It claims cures for ingrown nails sweating hot feet and provides trial packages by mail. Also includes a testimonial praising cough remedy Ope Minute Coach Cory for fast relief of coughs colds and pneumonia.
Summary of varied items from Maryland and nearby areas including trial continuations in Towson, a naval point lumber yard fire, court decisions, ill health among judges, railroad track progress at Lyons Creek, a felonious assault case, mill refitting near Cumberland, post office robbery sentences, mortgage bond reviews, new duplex telephone invention, academic appointments rumors, a fall injury at a Boonsboro family, local mining prospects in Williamsport, a bishop's death, teacher examination results, and assorted health ads and remedies.
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