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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1903
Page
4
The Daily News notes renewed calls for stricter immigration screening as rising arrivals prompt debate over who should be admitted. It cites the Philadelphia Ledger on the duty to guard national doors and the need to sift entrants, balancing human ideals with national welfare.
The text argues that although aliens may predominate in the current scene, they have no magical power to convert base elements into their own gold, emphasizing a scientific or skeptical stance on alchemy or magical transformation.
A collage of editorials notes the oyster retirement shaping a metaphor, questions a presidential bid as bosh, and discusses a Maryland child named Theodore Roosevelt Henry Clay Bradenburg. It argues expositions must be distinctive and attractive despite budget limits to benefit Maryland’s display in St Louis.
A collage of clipped humor and brief quotes from various papers. The Merrillish piece, featuring Newrockie and Newrocka banter on antiques, a wife’s cry after a late night, a giraffe joke, a music student praised for Mozart, and a confused letter salutation, showcases light, anecdotal snippets from everyday life.
A composite syndicated page notes moral grievances over American heiresses and foreign nobility links. It cites a London marriage writ for debt and warns of social decay. An essay from the Brooklyn Eagle defends a National Guard private who shot a rioter amid coal-region unrest. It argues troops must enforce law when rioters threaten property and safety. A separate testimonial promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, with local ad endorsements for Liver Syrup and other patent medicines.
Mr. Wree and wife return to the Raven. Robins resume at Maple Leaves summer house. Gardens restaurant reports fresh angleworms. The Elms rent on easy terms. Mrs. Early Bee Ie still lame with frosted wings. Down Oysteraway water-epent floods active. Springville buds rumored if Green Lawn appears. A baying verse from Guanies Epwako Tyostas in May Metropolitan.
One of Fremont Ohio’s prettiest spring nuptials unfolded Wednesday evening April 2% as Miss Anne M Donohue wed Mr Mervin A Lesse of Toledo at the bride’s mother Mrs Caroline Dorfhus home. The ceremony followed with a four course wedding supper at Hotel Jackson and gifts of cut glass china and silver. The couple plan to reside in Toledo. Goodloe Grose and Mary V Heater both of Point of Books obtained a license. Grose recently released from the House of Correction. Heater is 10, Grose 44.
Justice Morris writes for the Court of Appeals of the District of Colombia affirming the District Supreme Court in the Ut merhle will dispute. The jury was told to verdict for Mrs Norment on estoppel alone, despite an alleged offer. The court holds the claimant estopped from denying the will’s validity after years of silent recognition.
A banquet was held at the City Hotel in this city yesterday afternoon by the senior class of Mt. St. Marys College. Carroll F Campbell was toastmaster with toasts by James T Fispagan Joseph B McDermott John T Butler James F Casidy John V McCann Roger S ODonsell John H Murphy. Richard B Sperry and Charles H Jouse Jr end partnership and Vernon Gook named receiver of Sperry Jones Co bankers and brokers Baltimore. The band was paid $150000.
The Elkton city council was reorganized. Mr and Mrs Godfrey Meribach of Frostburg celebrated their golden wedding. The Anne Arundel county grand jury criticized county commissioners in its report. Committees were appointed by the Maryland Classic of the Reformed Church. Maryland penitentiary directors reappointed Warden Weyler and conducted other business. Italian and petro workmen in Texas faced dynamite terror. B T Ingram, hurt in a wreck near Hancock, Md, had his leg amputated at Maryland Hospital, Baltimore. Mrs Margaret A Kilgour died near Glen Montgomery Co. President Tyler praised her as brilliant. F D Onss nave, Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road super, may resign due to ill health. Arnold E Waters of Townsend Boots & Co rescued a 9 year old girl from Gunpowder Falls near Warren.
County correspondence covers visits by Cunningham and Grove to Washington and local trips by Grove and McAbee family, Measles illness of Lester Feaga, and relief notes on Rocky Springs chapel repairs. People in Frederick, Urbana, Unionville, and nearby areas are noted with weekend visits and parish events. Weather records show April 30 88 degrees and May 1 hot in the region.
A column mixes humor and ads praising Doan's Kidney Pills with testimonials from Walter McLachlin of Wheeling West Virginia. The piece touts the pills as a cure for kidney complaints and urges readers to buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as sole US agents.
A farm resident sought Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatic pain, used it freely, and reported rapid relief. Days later he returned to buy another tin, saying it cured him and he wants it in the house always. Sold by A. L. Pearre.
The text extols Father John’s Medicine as a tonic that strengthens the body, purges impurities from the blood, and aids tissue health. It claims all illnesses stem from a run down body and impure blood, asserting the medicine nourishes and energizes organs to clear impurities and waste.
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