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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1903
Page
6
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A fragmented column covers moon phases and a quip about a boy’s weeks, then muses on Sir Thomas Lipton’s cup chances and a hypothetical $100,000,000 transport bill for race members. It questions honesty in postal cases and satirically advises weather prognostication be left to experts.
The New York World appeals to both sides in the extended building trades strike asking if there is real reason to keep halting work and costing millions. It suggests workers and employers set aside grievances, appoint an impartial witness, and resolve the dispute so 125,000 men can return to full-time, high-wage jobs within a day.
A contemporary column notes Jaap works through varying temperatures to manage a fall crop. It emphasizes persistence, practical adjustments, and the impact of climate on cultivation, highlighting the farmer's adaptive methods and mindset.
The Baltimore Herald cites Sir Thomes claiming confidence in winning the cup, likening him to a William Jennings Bryce of the sea, while the Annapolis Capital criticizes state contractors and election laws that taint honest vote counts. It condemns extra sessions and alleged legal tricks that cast doubt on recent elections.
A collection of humorous panel jests and staccato Q A exchanges from various papers. Mistimed witticisms about weddings politicians fashion and lawyers are recounted in light banter. The snippets show social foibles and satirical takes on public figures and events.
The Kansas City Journal reviews Hert von Flaugge’s tour and quotes, noting American farmers work hard from dawn to dusk yet possess freedom, ownership, and roots. It argues farming life blends labor with education and leisure, forming a productive, contented class.
A fragmentary poem describes a thunder shower moving across land and fields. Rain sweeps dusty lanes, calms, then renews life across farms. A brief line hints at market quotations from The Local Mart, noting corn price at $2.45 per barrel.
Special Correspondence from Bohemia describes Saxon Switzerland and the Edmundsklamm gorge with dramatic scenery. The author notes a remarkable artificial cataract along a high rock gorge, the Klamm area, and a brisk travel pace averaging ten miles daily, guided by boatmen and rugged trails.
A traveler extols Bohemian Switzerland and Preibschthor with its 1500 foot cliffs, a 100 foot high arch, and a garden restaurant. Describes foot travel, limited roads, and cave-like bridges, with local signs guiding paths. Concludes with markets and a price list for Sunday dinners and groceries.
The report notes a wet market morning with bustling shoppers and plentiful supplies. It highlights butter, eggs, poultry, fish, crabs, vegetables in prime harvest, and assorted fruits. It mentions Florida tomatoes, cherries, berries, melons, pineapples, and a note about canned goods taking a back seat as dewberry roll and cherry pie appear.
TAXPAYER argues for consolidating high schools in Frederick County to six or seven with two teachers each and proper equipment. He criticizes the addition of new schools, warns against wasteful outlays, and urges centralized, well-funded schools to improve efficiency and reduce costs while maintaining access for deserving youth.
Notes on church and secular groups outlining a quiet summer season with camp meetings picnics and outdoor outings. Daughters of the American Revolution pause meetings until late September while Maconto lodges Eastern Star and others resume in autumn.
The funeral for Miss Susanna M. Lyon was held yesterday at 1 p.m. at her home 29 West Second Street with Rev. E R Eschbach and Rev T officiating. Remains were later placed on the 1.55 B and C train to Baltimore for interment at Greenmount Cemetery, with Rev. Allison conducting the Baltimore interment service. Funeral directors were A T Rice & Son.
Frederick County National Bank announces preferred policy through its Interest Department. The notice invites customers to bring in canceled checks as receipts and highlights a 3 percent rate on deposits. The bank emphasizes accessibility for both large and small accounts and invites patrons to present the best receipt for their records.
A long article examines Friday superstitions noting Friday was long viewed as unlucky and a prime day for executions. It cites a statistician who argues Friday is not the unluckiest, listing accident and assassination records by day and concluding Sunday or Wednesday top Friday for danger while Friday may be lucky for some beliefs.
Assolacement notes the wedding of Miss Lars Louiss Brpmolen of Shepherdistown S Reyzolde to Mr Toliy Biays of Baltimore. The ceremony is set for Thursday July 9 at Thoman's Episcopal Church Hiscock Washington county. Painters' Union reports final steps to organize a poleward voyage bale and officers elected. meeting tonight at City Hotel.
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