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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1899
Page
2
The Frederick-based Daily News notes subscription rates and delivery details for The News and The Weekly News, mentions Moon phases, and shifts to editorial notes on Maryland firemen, Hagerstown papers, Spanish gun loan discussions, and regional pride amid the push for display of captured artillery in Frederick or nearby towns.
Contemporary commentary notes Maryland’s lasting prominence on the nation’s coast while Crime must be punished in Maryland is urged by the Baltimore News. Freckles on fair faces appear without rouge and men prefer the freckles, though some women disagree. The Standard Oil Company plans to relocate from No Chip to New Jersey, signaling a strategic retreat from Maryland.
A compact collage of humorous exchanges and quips from various papers. Bits about a ten month old as a model baby a census joke and a few light one liners about Parker and a caddie and Krupp cannons. The snippets reflect comic exchanges in periodical humor pages.
The Chicago Inter Ocean reports Washington expects a quick change at the War Department. It argues General Alger’s Senate bid creates Cabinet friction with Governor Pingree and lawmakers, urging resignation now for undivided war duties. It likens to Stanton’s single minded service and warns Long lacks required cabinet stature.
Poem fragment about aging and enduring love asks if devotion lasts as youth fades. Candid vows and a promise of faithfulness anchor a relationship through coming years. Ends with a dedication to a partner and a hopeful, enduring bond. N. E. G. Herxings in June Pall Mall Magazine.
Four more days until the Glorious Fourth signals a festive period in a late nineteenth century mindset. A quirky term Golototherapentiata describes doctors who prescribe hearty laughter for varied ailments from bronchitis to anemia. The piece suggests old sayings about growth and wealth, urging readers to trust enterprising merchants who promise daily savings through savvy advertisements.
County notes from Woodboro report Dr W H Wagner in Frederick briefly. Miss Theodosia Long of Rocky Ridge visited sister Mrs John Barrick. Woolboro band enlivened streets. Miss Laura Feiser improving after illness. Clyda Welkert graduates from Pennsylvania College Gettysburg second in class. Harvest early, wheat light and hard to gather. Albert and Mrs Ecker visited relatives near Liberty. Carpenter Charles Nestor had a near fatal fall at New Midway. injuries to arm head. Church services July 2 at Reform and M P churches. Irene Welker of Orangers town visited relatives.
George Wm Shipley son of William H Shipley married Susie J Hughes at All Saints Street home. Ceremony led by Rev Page Milburn with best man Milton A Kotler and bridesmaid May Tinney. Reception followed on West Third Street with many gifts and congratulations. Separately S T Hogan and Eva M Peakel married in Brunswick Lutheran church with E O Shafer editor and ushers listed.
The market this morning showed plenty of fruit including raspberries both wild and cultivated in large supply. Cherries and apples were plentiful though quality declined. Currants Fooseberries mulberries and huckleberries were present while dewberries improved especially the cultivated variety.
Secretary George E. Low erer told Mayor Schindel that Hagers town could obtain the Spanish cannon if the city pays all expenses including mounting and shipment from near Troy New York or Governor's Island. No mounts or carriages exist and a public subscription was talked of. City officials hesitate to use public funds, with expenses estimated over 100 dollars.
Charles B. Cramer died in Brookland Arkansas on April 2 1899 from chills and grip aged 44 He was born and raised in the county He leaves five brothers Ezra John P George W Joshua L and Joseph Cramer His father is dead and his mother survives him.
The funeral for Mrs. Margaret Bowers was held at St. Peter's RC Church Libertytown at 10 o'clock Wednesday morning. Rev Fr John Norton delivered the sermon and interment followed in the Catholic cemetery.
John Marsh and Henry Wineberg were riding on North Market Street near Fourth Street when a wheel broke and Marsh sustained a painful cut to one hand. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon.
Mr Edgar L Miler of 10 Baltimore and Washington plans excursion rates to Frederick for the Knights of Pythias picnic at Braddock Heights on Wednesday July 12. Say you saw it in The News.
Go state report notes rising coal output at Georges Creek and a county political slate in Annapolis. It covers a Cumberland real estate sale by Will's Mountain Improvement Company, an Armory site vote favoring the Pennsylvania Railroad lot, and crab and wheat market updates from Talbot and Ellicott City.
Mary Smith arrested for disorderly conduct and fined three dollars. Unable to pay, she was jailed for five days. Page includes multiple drug ads touting Allen's Foot Ease, New Great South American Kidney Cure, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, Karl's Clover Root Tea, De Witt's Little Early Risers, and Harper Whiskey with local vendors noted.
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