Quaker Dress Changes Highlight Simplicity Versus Display
In Philadelphia at the annual Quaker meeting, both men and women wore fashionably plain garments that followed current styles. A reporter notes the gowns appear modest in color, and a quoted elder explains Quaker dress began as a protest against extravagance, now rendering unique garb unnecessary. The piece ponders how public taste and personal pride shape clothing choices beyond sect lines.
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Contemporaries weigh in on civic matters and boycott stance
A mixed bag of editorials from Baltimore and Annapolis reflects on local governance, industrial conflict, and anti boycott efforts. The Baltimore bottling corking remark frames Port Arthur as a parable of restraint amid city cold snaps. Harvard President Eliot praises the anti boycott association as a tool for good will between employers and workers.
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Eliot
Harvard University
American Anti-Boycott Association
Harvard
Secretive group urged to welcome good will fighters
The Baltimore Banner notes debates over clandestine organizations, urging that welcome be extended to effective combatants while condemning the necessity of boycotts. It warns that proscribed groups will seek self protection and solidarity among sympathizers amid unrest.
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Minutes of merriness and playful quips across papers
A collage of witty exchanges and quips from various newspapers including Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Boston Transcript Washington Star Philadelphia Bulletin and Philadelphia Press. It toys with puns jokes replies and light satire about everyday life and human foibles.
Current Events in County Towns and Nearby Areas
A roundup of social notes from New Market Springfield Lime Kiln and Church Hill detailing visits from Baltimore Roanoke Washington and Frederick residents. Mentions include illnesses gatherings a mayoral election in Takoma Park and local house construction plus church and family visits across several towns.
Two Nations Praise Valor in Asia Conflicts
From the New York Tribune and the Ohio State Journal, the piece notes mutual respect for soldiers on both sides of the Asian war, citing Russian and Japanese valor at Chemulpo, the Yalu, and Port Arthur, while praising Mr Folk of Missouri for his governorship bid.
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Moments With The Muse Love In Springtime
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the Critic
Pleasant Personal News From Frederick Social Stages
PURELY PERSONAL. Pleasant Paragraphs About Those Who Come and Go. Mr. Martina Miller of St Thomas Pa visiting friends and relatives in this city. Miss Emma Thompson of Baltimore is on a visit to her cousin Mrs Waters East Church street. Mr C S Howard Sotheron and Francis Dorssy Howard went to Baltimore today to see Barnum and Bailey's circus. Mrs Smith of California is expected in Frederick the latter part of this week on a visit to hear annta Misses Mary E and Kate Smith East Second street. Miss Lou Johnson East Patrick Street was returned home from Baltimore where she spent several weeks. She was accompanied by her cousin Miss Lucy Dorsey who will be with her for some time.
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Barnum and Bailey's Circus
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Grace Reformed Church organ fund benefit in Japier Hall
An entertainment program in Japier Hall raised funds for the Grace Reformed Church pipe organ. The audience applauded a diverse program of vocal, instrumental, and literary pieces led by Mrs. Elizabeth McDaniel with the two act sketch Sun Bonnets. A dance is planned at Masonic Temple Hall in Mt. Airy on May 20 at 8:30 PM.
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Objection to Saloon Prohibition Sparks Lander Debate
A readers letter argues against saloon reopening near Point of Rocks under new local option laws. It recalls past openings, moral concerns, and urges residents to act now to show will of the people against liquor sales in Lander rather than awaiting future legislatures.
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Acdonast Halltown
Point of Rock
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John Ridenbaugh
Topera
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Abbie Boylan to Face Hearing on Friday in Thormont
Miss Abbie Boylan charged with larceny of about 75 pounds of jewelry and money from several persons in Thormont will be heard Friday afternoon at 3 o clock before Justice Wood. Wendell P. Lewis arrested for disorderly conduct on North Bents Street was fined five dollars and jailed thirty days in default.
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Thormont
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