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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1894
Page
4
A mix of local items and commentary with commentary on taxation, legal issues, and public sentiment. The piece references the Pollard Breckinridge case, reassessment debates, and critiques of lawlessness in society. It cites the Encyclopaedia Britannica coupon system and analyzes taxation and legal processes impacting citizens.
Opinion snippets praise professions and warn against praising women for wifely excellence. Suburban fashion signals spring as boys with hoops appear. Oklahoma’s vast fruit trees mark progress, while Texas rice farming attracts investment with elevators and mills. The government plans a monthly rice report due to growing prospects.
A读: Public Opinion column from Gur learned Exchanges argues Governor Brown’s plan to cultivate Southern Maryland to spur prosperity. The piece says Southern Maryland’s vast lands require cultivation and predicts broad support across parties. It also defends the Senate as a deliberate sovereign feature, opposing abolition and urging trust in the constitutional role.
A collection of short items and quotes from Freerick including street cleanliness appeals, superstitions about unlucky days, race aftermaths in Hagerstown, theater news, and local remarks on music, fashion, and farming. Mentions Henri Knodle, George Salter Jr, A. L. Eline, H. J. Swope, and a plan by the Frederick Gun Club to protect partridges and relocate frogs in summer.
A poetic tale of four sunbeams who vow to do kindnesses. One helps an invalid, another comforts a blind girl, and all witness true joy by giving rather than taking. As evening nears they realize helping others fills their own measure.
The column notes departure of preachers after a Methodist day, mentions Easter preparations, church attendances, baking cakes, dyeing eggs, Easter bonnets, and windows dressed for Easter. It jokes about bananas tariffs, weather, St Patrick's Day lore, and progress like streets swept and preparations for the Frederick fair.
Ezra Minnick conducted a public sale of the Jonathan Newman estate on West Main Street Sliddietown, selling the dwelling for 1205 dollars to Faraesburg. The Blyersville Hoffman property sold for 740 dollars to Alvey Horine. Mary Shafer seeks divorce from Chas M Shafer and Cora V Anderson sues AmBrose C Anderson.
The ad extols Paine's celery compound as the main spring remedy for weakness and nervous debility caused by winter. It cites Prof. Edward E. Phelps and claims purifying the blood and strengthening nerves cure indigestion liver and kidney troubles. A Holyoke man Testifies to improved health after using two bottles.
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