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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1902
Page
6
Adulteration in Food and Drugs Sparks Maryland Meeting
The Maryland Pharmaceutical Association meeting at Blue Mountain House focused on widespread adulteration of food and drug products. Prof Danial Bare warned adulteration is almost universal, blaming profit driven producers and unscrupulous methods. Prof Bass urged a law to prohibit the practice and provide penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Pharmacceutical Association
Blue Mountain House
Waost
Maryland Pharmaceutical Association
Danial Bare
Maryland College of Pharmacy
Waeli
Honest Msc
Beye
Bass
Americans Need More Holidays And Breaks
A Baltimore News editorial argues that frequent daily routines dull creativity and productivity. It claims vacations refresh the mind, boost ideas, and improve workplace relations, noting nearly everyone is a brain worker today and urging widespread use of extra holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berm
Baltimore
Merriness Minutes and Snappy Quotes From Press Pith
A collage of light exchanges and wry remarks from Chicago Merriness and city papers. Characters riff on travel, literature, finances, and domestic quarrels with humor and clipped dialogue. Quips include a bill collector, a wife and mother telegram, and a reformer’s joke about counting “honest men.”
Edward VII King of Britain and His Evolving Influence
The piece reviews Edward VII as a constitutional monarch who avoided governing while expanding personal influence within ceremonial and political limits. It notes his restraint after illness, credit for South African peace moves, and potential to broaden royal prerogative without signaling a return to absolute rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
New York
Great Britain
Ireland
India
Britain
Edward VII
England
Victoria
William
Germany
Moments With The Muse and Wind On The Mountain Verse
A compact excerpt describes Fools, the cosmos, and brave defiance as a muse argues for daring minds. It juxtaposes Galileo, Columbus, and Brono with praise for rebellious thought. The wind singingly frames a romantic mountain ascent and a fading moment into eternity. Josefa, Scribner's July edition, is cited.
Contemporaries Comment on Political Harmony and Proclamations
Contemporary comment surveys mixed views on Lipton and Astor honors, party harmony, and the East West convention dead issues. It notes Tac Conventions neglecting dead issues and criticizes Bryan and Cleveland on harmony. It also references a Fourth of July proclamation viewed as a half week eulogy by patriotic citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agatheida
Leberal
Bryan
Cleveland
Tac
Hagterstown
Whittling Champion McFadden Of Oxford Explains Craft
George McFadden of Oxford Iowa describes his whittling art in a letter to The News. He claims 75 feet of chain and several patterns of wooden pliers, a wooden crucifix, four napkin rings, and a central box of 1500 pieces of wood. No machine was used in the work. He is 72 years old and enjoys this craft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McFadden
Oxford
Pennsylvania
McFadden
Mecca
Sleep Ode by Rev Blagedrx with Peach Orchard Netting
A 1902 Brunswick Hotel note tiny ode to sleep by Rev Silliman BlagedRx mentions sleep in Christ and heaven. Reported in York County Pa peach orchard near Alpine, W W Ramsey farm uses white mosquito netting canopy to protect a peach crop from a 17 year locust attack. Mrs Batsey funds netting from Crooks Road store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Ramsey
Alpine
York County
Batsey
Montgomery Mountain Kieindienst Dies in Mill Creek Accident
Francis F. Kieindienst, long-time Rockville resident and horseman from Ligonier and Greene County, drowned Tuesday in Mill Creek near Ligonier. He leaves a widow Mollie Obrilora and four children Ralph, Campbell, Miss Mand, and Missie. Survives include siblings Emma V. Carr and others in Washington and Ligonier. Say you saw it in Toe Now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Mountain
Francis
Kieindienst
Patire
Rockville
Therradey
Crossog Mill Creek
Ligomier
Peoneyitanis
Klendienst Wars
Emma V. Carr
Bf Ligonier and
Greeneberg
Ah Yesraefage
Mollie Obilora
Ligonier
Mias Mand
Messie
Ralph
Campbell Kileiadiensi
Washington
Maryland and area notices from Dorchester to Baltimore
A compilation of brief local items dated 1902 includes Dorchester and Allegany tax rates, a pending internal revenue collector appointment, a Maryland pharmacy association convention note, a Baltimore Western Union manager’s resignation, a Confederate monument contract, a fatality and a murder conviction, a girl adopted in Washington County returning to her roots, a Baltimore court matter about a bigamy case, a transfer of Western Maryland Railroad holdings, a habeas corpus bid by Caroline Klein, and a state normal school contempt inquiry involving Prof. Prestyman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Shields
Caroline County
Kanaas
Dorchester County
A. L. Magnein
St. Mary’s Seminary
Baltimore
Allegany County
Phillipa Lee Goldaborough
B. F. Parlett
Effie K. Branner
Smithaburg
T. Huber Koontz
Fuckstown
Hagerstown
G. B. Bowers
Richard J. Bloxham
Western Union Telegraph Company
Maryland Pharmacenatical Association
Blue Mountain House
Quean Cty
Elizabeth Guan
Henry Gardner
Maryland Daughters of the Confederacy
Maryland
William Edward Gittings
Russia
Ernestine L. Ranck
San
Herman G. Wood
Lotta A. Sawyer
Msv
Mra Rkanck
Baltimore City
Western Maryland Railroad
Fuller Syndicate
George Klein
Aus
Caroline Klein
Spring Grove
Rayner
House of Delegates
State Normal School
H. B. Prestyman
Officers Elected at Thoreday Night Meeting
Frederick Osuzcil Jr convened the meeting and elected Arthur B Regex as councillor Manon C Haller as vice councillor R A Bennett as assistant recording secretary Robert Danner as Wardso Marion Moberly as chaplain Eugene Albaugh as inside sentinel J A Ring as Outside sentinel After the meeting members enjoyed ice cream cake soda water punch and fruit at Hershberger’s ice cream parlors Business may come 206 business may 0 but the shrewd advertiser’s business shown forever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Osuzcil
C. Va. BM
Thoreday
Arthur B Regex
Manon C. Haller
R. A. Bennett
Robert Danner
Marion Moberly
Eugene Albaugh
Pentinel
J. A. Ring
Sentinel
Order
Hershberger
Market Notes From A June Morning Price List
A rustic market report describes a Saturday morning with live stock vegetables and eggs plentiful though not cheap. Prices cover eggs to 15 cents a dozen, butter 16 to 20 cents a pound, poultry and meats with many items listed by piece or pound, and various fruits, vegetables, and fish offerings with modestly fluctuating costs.
Lightning Fatality Strikes John Brady in Frederick County
A thunderstorm in Frederick County Virginia killed John Brady, a 55-year-old farmer living on the Kentucky farm near Bruce Town. He was struck while driving in a field to gather turkeys, his widow and four children left bereaved. The body was moved to the house as rain continued and burial planned for Brace Town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe Brady
W. S. Davis
Frederick County
Winchester Star
John Brady
Clearbrook
Brucetown
Kentucky
Brady
Jacob Bowers
Mr. Brady
Bracetown
Bowers’ Farm
Maxwell Farm
Wadesville
Repeal of the War Tax Cuts Many Internal Duties
The 1903 act repeals the war revenue tax with effect July 1. Stamp taxes on documents vanish and brokers and bankers are relieved. Taxes on parlor cars, theatres, tobacco products, and certain excises are removed or reduced. Legacy taxes apply to deaths before July 1. beer, tobacco, and cigars see notable rate changes. No stamp discount remains for tobacco or liquor sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Deserter Arrested Surrendered by Harry Williams
Harry Williams surrendered a Marine Corps deserter to Officer Edery this morning. The man had been stationed at Annapolis and is awaiting records search to confirm the charge. Justice Eckstein telegraphed Annapolis but has not learned more. Williams will be held pending records inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Williams
Asif
Edery
Marine Corps
Appapolis
Justice Eckstein
Annapallo
Shces
Wiliams
Anpapois
Dispute Ends Game As Frederick Club Claims Unfair Calls
The Frederick Athletic Club and Park team argued after a disputed fifth inning at Athletic Park. Frederick led 10 to 2 before Park scored seven. umpire calls ended with a disputed out at second and a disputed safe on Houck. Frederick quit, threatening withdrawal from the league if the score is not recognized as 10 to 9 in their favor. Two July Fourth games at Athletic Park against Westminster are planned with a home lineup touted as the county’s best.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honck
Atole
FA. C
Bennett
Brugt
F.O. A
Houck
Frederick
Athietic Park
Westminster Club
Social World at Home for M E church officers guests
Dr and Mrs B S Todd hosted a delightful at home last evening for the M E church congregation and friends. Attendants assisted in receiving, the parsonage freshly painted and redecorated, admired for its pink and white drawing room, with cake ice cream mints and lemons served by young ladies. Miss Willie Ritchie's dancing class will hold a dance at Braddock Heights Wednesday evening with a special car leaving Square Corner at 6 15 O clock Frederick Select Orchestra to provide music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.S. Todd
M. EB. Church
Todd
Antoinstte Grubratz
James Beil
Louisville
Willie Ritchie
Braddock Heights
Frederick Select Orchestra
Baltimore and Ohio excursion trains announced
Rainy weather prompts B O excursion service from Frederick to Harper’s Ferry with a 7:45 p.m. departure and return from Harpers Ferry at 7:45 p.m. Additional trips will run to Baltimore and Washington and an excursion from Hagerstown to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomorro
Baltimore & Ohio Realirdad
Frederick
Harper's Ferry
Harpers Ferry
Baltimore
Washington
Hagerstown
Sleeping premier Lord North in eighteenth century parliament
A humorous portrait recalls Lord North dozing through speeches in Parliament. Opponents tout his refusal to listen while he naps, mutters retorts, and quips about medicine for criminals. A tale of shipbuilding and Noah’s ark ends with a groan as he wakes to Elizabethan era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord North
Puelamene
Black and White
Tin
North
Elizabeth
Whistler and the Young Painter A Tale of Art
An afternoon with a young painter ends in a playful exchange about copying subjects and selling replicas. Whistler comments on the work as the artist explains painting a similar piece to guarantee sales. A humorous analogy follows about genius and repeating eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whistler
Jimmy
Fran
Kistler
Frank
Knox Grave in Edinburgh’s Parliament Square Slab Marks
The guidebooks urge visitors to Edinburgh to seek John Knox’s grave in Parliament Square. A small stone slab set in cobblestones bears J. BR. 4573. Nearby, a second sunken marker reads Wilking Patent Hydrant, confounding tourists seeking the reformer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Knox
Edinburgh
Parliament Square
Holy
The Charge and Reflections in a Philadelphia Record Snippet
A fragmentary dialogue links a judge's charge to a lawyer's fee, with a quoted line on wrinkles, the face, and the soul speaking from hopeful eyes. The excerpt blends courtroom language with a schoolmaster’s reflective tone, illustrating moral resilience.
Baltimore area rail bond list from early 20th century sale
A compact listing of railroad first-mortgage bonds with amounts and years for several lines, including Baltimore and Potomac Main Line first sixes in 1911 for 320000, Wilmington and Weldon first 33 in 1935 for 25000, Savannah Florida and Western first 63 in 1954 for 320000, Western North Carolina first 10,000, and Richmond and Petersburg first sixes in 1915 for 208. The entry notes location at East German Street in Baltimore Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
Florida
Western
Peery
North Carolina
Richmond & Petersburg
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