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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1901

Page

4

Inauguration Date Debate and Reform Efforts

The article reviews calls to move the U S presidential inauguration date from March 4 to April 30. It cites Washington Star favoring April 30 for reasons of climate, scenery, and convenience, while noting practical obstacles. It urges organized advocacy across state agencies to obtain a constitutional amendment. Say you saw it in Tax News.

United States McKinley The Washington Star Washington Uee the Star

Independent voters shaped by cities and education

Contemporary comment contrasts civic independence with party sway, noting urban voters' conviction over vacillation and criticizing political machinery. It cites Baltimore newspapers on voter behavior, canal fate, and railroad schemes, urging Maryland citizens to pause and reflect before rushing policies.

Baltimore Herald

Minutes of Heariness and Fragments of Wit

A collage of quips and jokes from various papers. The clippings mock domestic life weather events and sermons with humorous exchanges. The tone mimics a lighthearted humor page reflecting social scenes and absurdities.

The Voice of the Press on Swearing and Ethics

The Pittsburg Press notes swearing harms nervous systems and argues against profanity as habit forming. It cites a Highlander anecdote and contrasts lying with swearing as an unethical, genteel alternative.

Pittsburg

Coffee drinkers lead nation while other habits shift

The article notes per capita alcohol consumption declining slightly in the United States, with beer rising and a strong tilt toward coffee as a stimulant. It cites 1900 coffee use at about 1.26 billion gallons, surpassing beer by millions of gallons, and highlights broader alcohol and drink patterns. It also covers pigeon shooting controversies, seed distribution questions, and legislative responses, reflecting public disputes over humane and regulatory issues.

United States England Chicago Tribune Interstate Park Long Island We Kuapitya New York New England Colorado Heaton Herald Department of Agriculture Congress Wholesale Seedmen's League of the United States Secretary of Agriculture

Missed Glance and Love Riddle in Victorian Verse

A fragmentary poem asks if a woman loved a man more when she drew away and then hints at youth seaside humor and fishing nostalgia. The piece blends a riddle about affection with whimsical lines from Alva Catarrh Cure and a joke ad about Bob's Pewty Pills, reflecting old newspaper miscellany.

F. J, Cbeney & CO Bob

County Correspondence from Kemptown and Nearby Towns News

County town notes report sermons in Providence church on May 5 with the World is Growing Better. residents move, visit, and recover in New Market and surrounding areas. Mentions Miss Hopkins in Baltimore, Rev G H Hill parsonage, and a tunnel accident causing temporary population depletion. Local social visits include Mobley Cooley, Martins, Lenhart, and others. Wheat prospects look favorable and a German Baptists Love Feast is planned May 1 at Monrevin. An auto sighting stirs excitement. various visits, reorganizing Sunday schools, and gardening dominate Community life.

L. W. Day Washington,d.c G. H. Hill M. P. Church John A. Catrick Baltimore Virginia Ridgeville

Public Notices and Local Happenings in Maryland Today

Public schools in Washington county closed May 1. Smallpox reported in Anne Arundel Fifth district. Baltimore and Ohio tunnel at Pinto advanced about 100 feet. Fires consume timber on North and South Mountains. Hyattsville Mayor Tierney renominated. Cadet Fitch undergoes appendicitis surgery at Naval Academy. Cumberland councilmanic nominees and rail company leadership changes noted. Old Cumberland tinplate mill to reopen. Hagerstown electric plant head appointed. Obituary for Mr. Jeremiah Collins near Potomac. New firm planning Columbian Iron Works takeover. West Virginia author Whisner releases Mark Ellis priced at $1. Cough remedy urged as early treatment for consumption and bronchitis. Local testimonials for Chamberlain lineaments.

Jay Washington County Anne Arundel County Baltimore and Ohio Pinto Tierney Hyattsville L. Molane Tiffany O. O. Fitch, Jr Massachusetts Naval Academy Perry Warfield Cumberland Worl Beranco Iolley Chesapeake City Elkton Peninsula Traction Company C. Edward Butler St. Michaels George O. Wilkins Baltimore and Potomac and Union Railroad B. F. Newcomer American Tinplate Company Hagerstown James Ellicott Hayes Baltimore Municipal Electric Plant Jeremiah Collins Montgomery County John Collins Sear Potoman Columbian Iron Works Tingey

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