30 Mar 1896
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1896
Page
1
A chaotic OCR fragment discusses political anger, media critique, and global opinion. It mentions the New York World, Kipling, Matthew Arnold, and general commentary on journalism and public affairs. It references royal figures, places, and varied political commentary in a dense, period-voice style.
From the Washington Post column, discussion on Mr Abercromote policy and the merit system in Baltimore school depart ment. Delegates debate, city representatives split, but some see merit measures as beneficial for good government and politics.
A collage of reader notes and poems features stray musings from Civic figures like Capt. Black and President Charles N. Hargett. It includes literary excerpts from The Bentztown Bard and verse about alpine altars while urging the Frederick community toward autumn fair attractions and independent political thinking.
A fragmented poem passage evokes rustic scenes of walnut orchards and springtime fields with a brown faced dog and a sweetheart walking home. The text shifts to a church note about Rev. Frederick A. Gaing being ordained elder at the Southern Methodist Conference in Roanoke, Va, and ends with an advertisement praising Hood's Sarsaparilla for health and vitality.
A reader writes to The News praising the paper as a unifying voice for Frederic County residents. He notes the importance of local items from Tax News and the columns Mary Jane and The Bard, praising the paper for domestic matters, politics, and social events. The letter discusses Japan’s actions in China, critiques foreign perceptions, and reflects on missionary views, Japanese character, and the value of Christian civilization, ending with a cautious note on the opportune timing for the press to comment.
A garbled note discusses the Ladies' Home Journal and a feature about American home life. It references Mise Hath Askamore and an essay on domestic ideals and social roles as presented in the periodical.
Sunday services are listed for SDP three churches with Annes and Hasekar preaching at the first church and Beale absent from the city. Evening and preparatory services are noted, with daily prayers and Holy Communion schedules following in All Souls parish and Reformed Church listings. Easter Eve service is set for Saturday at 5 oclock.
A meeting of all committees formed to arrange the demonstration of the Reoler Order of United American Mechanics will convene this evening to finalize plans for the celebration on April 4. Frederick Bicycle Club President Kennedy will chair at headquarters on West Patrick street to discuss securing the Maryland Division League of American Wheelmen annual meeting in Frederick on July 3 and 4. The Frederick Gun Club will meet at Ellin’s store on West Patrick street Thursday evening to plan a prize shooting event with Frederick summer prospects.
Deaths of two children of Frank M Steiner of Point Pleasant N J age 8 and 1 year with Staley family ties. Carrie Staley daughter of Cornelius Staley of T died at Brookstown age 19 years 6 days. funeral details for Mrs John Bowers and Dr Joseph A Williams family attendances. infant Romback burial at Mt Olivet. sick calls for Elena Cia baugh and Mrs William Worman. moral notes on treating wives with Chamberlains Cough Remedy and testimonials for its use.
Fragmentary OCR shows managers of a charity wood yard in Frederick planning a sale with a charity aim. The text cites a promoter and their plan to raise funds, but lacks clear dates or full details.无法确定完整行动与地点。
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