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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1903
Page
4
The issue outlines publication details and delivery options for The Daily News and The Weekly News, with notices about offices, correspondence, and pricing. It reports on political figures, a Italian nobleman rumor, and Miss Helen Gould’s health, plus a critical view of coal market speculation and contract dynamics affecting independent operators and railroads.
Fragmented text reflects editorial opinion citing Baltimore America and Baltimore Herald about statesmen and political figures. It mentions Col. Henri Watterson and Senator Wellington praised for service and constituency support, with further unclear commentary.
Baltimore World notes a freak bill proposal in Pennsylvania offering cash prizes and gold medals to mothers in large families to address race death by action. The piece argues women prefer society-page mentions over medals and calls the plan misguided gimmickry.
A collage of short humorous exchanges from various papers. Snippets reference etiquette, slang, and a few pointed gibes about race and social roles, with voices from Younkers Herald Philadelphia Record Houston Post Philadelphia Press Chicago News.
The St Louis Gibbs Democrat warns depositors about get rich quick schemes offering 20 percent returns and 100 to 200 percent yearly profits. It notes early dividends come from later investors and when the trap bursts many receive nothing. It contrasts with legitimate rates and urges caution to avoid fraudulent investments.
A collection of poems and verses reflecting on women and education, love and choice, and rustic nature. The first piece questions societal judgment of a graduate woman choosing marriage over career. The second elegiac poem celebrates summer days and shared love, ending with a political line about voting thrashes in the Outlook.
Postmaster General issues fraud orders against Mrs. Evans of Cincinnati and the American Directory Company of Grant Works TI for operating matrimonial bureaus in a scheme described as fraudulent. The agencies allegedly charged men $2 and women $2 to join and matched members with numerous suitors, forwarding letters to the agency. The Trinoig concern, tied to Chicago, resumes operations near Grant Works with the same method.
Mr A D Willard travels to Baltimore on business. Holmes Baker leaves for Baltimore on business. Mrs Peter Pickett visits her son L W Pickett in Lewistown Maryland. Horace Clarke returns to Baltimore after visiting here. J Graham O Dunnkehart, State Grand Lecturer of Masons, visits local lodges. George Koogleshots of Martinsburg visits daughter Mrs Fred Oberlander in West Third Street. H O White and family of Went Seventh Street visit their parents in Port Deposit and Rising Sun Maryland. Miles Corinne E Payne milliner with Mrs E Payne returns from Baltimore and Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs P E Long, after several days in Washington, D C, depart Baltimore by boat for Savannah Georgia with planned Jacksonville and St Augustine visits.
A pretty February 20 ceremony at Ijsmeville MM. E. church joined Mr. Cromwell of Pearl and Miss Salife Oden of Llamenville with Rev. J. Gray officiating. Bridal party, Mendelssohn march, and a reception at the bride’s home followed by gifts and well wishes from relatives across Tramsville and Frederick counties. The couple departed on the 230 train for an extended Baltimore Washington tour and will reside in Pearl.
A Greenwood lodge secretary associated with the Mystic Workers of the World narrates his cure in a personal account. The piece highlights faith healing and community support within the lodge.
Jefferson County news records numerous local illnesses including Mary Dittmar, Louis H Willard, John H Diller, and Walter Hoffner with typhoid fever. Social visits, stage line proprietor A Gregg with a broken rib, and several residents from Brunswick and Leesburg are mentioned along with a penny pound party, housekeeping visits, and a readable local scene. A Chamberlains Cough Remedy testimonial is included.
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