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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1905
Page
6
The article surveys varied topics from Balt imore Sun headlines about Mrs Obadwick giving up to discussions on U S corn production. It cites a Congressional committee trip to the West Indies, and explains how breeding and cultivation advances could double corn yields with no extra cost.
Contemporary comments from Annapolis Cumberland Times and Baltimore publications discuss winter hardships, agricultural yields, and economic shifts. The Oil Trust faces pressure as a Kentucky grand jury indicts, while a government post appeal surfaces in a Baltimore editorial.
From the Philadelphia Ledger we note a dispute among Appropriations leaders over next year’s budget. They agree on total requested appropriations but clash over likely revenues to cover them, signaling a brewing fiscal standstill.
A review of rising US appropriations and revenue gaps notes a jump from a billion to over a billion and a half in two years, with military costs driving growth. It suggests imperial expansion would require higher revenue and predicts limited cuts by the new Congress. European emigration restrictions are examined, warning US policy must tighten to deter undesired migrants while balancing desirable influx.
A literary collage presents Gen Lew Wallace with a martial ode on truth and service, then James Welcome Riney and Clinton Scollard verse about winter seascapes and memory. The passage blends war glorification, historical homage, and coastal imagery, noting advertising merchants as active today.
miniature aqueter car is the hitest expensive toy for children. It is a replica of an up to date automobile with images, a wind shield for protection against wind and a basket and governor. The cost of this toy is 150 dollars.
In New York a federal appellate ruling could force the U S government to refund about 5 000 000 in import duties to American Star Refining for Cuba bound raw sugar under a treaty based 20 percent reduction. The case concerns Cuban treaty rates and a 200 percent protection authorized after ratification on March 3 1904. The decision hinges on dates and whether the 20 percent reduction applies.
Last evening the Independent Hose Company accepted the chaplain Rev Dr Ingle s invitation to attend divine services at All Saints Episcopal church on Sunday March 19 in a body. The reel team captain elect is Mr Millard Murz for the match at Bageratorn. A pension of $30 was granted to Capt Philip I Hiteshew. Also warns about mercury in certain ointments and promotes Hall s Catarrh Cure with testimonials and cautions about fake products. Trial bottle of Dr King s New Discovery offered for consumption and bronchitis.
A cluster of juvenile literary societies held meetings with recitations debates and essays. Javantile South Frederick Belles Lettres Emerson Clover Leaf and related groups presented programs featuring readings on Lincoln Roosevelt streetcars and arbitration debates with judges awarding wins to the negative in several sessions. Adjournments set for March 17 at each society.
Special correspondent reports spring millinery features bold shapes and high backs with floral clusters. descriptions cover brim variations with ribbons and ostrich plumes, green hats with shaded laces, and white chips with bouquets. coats and calfs, redingotes, and corset emphasis noted. a fashion meeting at WOTU is planned tomorrow at 3:15 PM.
An advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as effective for eczema and skin irritation. It quotes E J Etkiog of Jf Eset Third Street and Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo as sole U S agents, with price 50 cents, to be sold by dealers. The notice also mentions a public timber land sale at the Frederick City Court House.
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