The News in Frederick Splinting Great Discussion
The Frederick News reports on the need for a new Female High School building, citing health and safety concerns, the grand jury and officials' support for replacing the dilapidated facility. It argues for a carefully set budget, urging a viable, substantial new structure rather than piecemeal repairs.
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Contempoary Comment on Economic Wind and Milk Reference
A brief Baltimore American commentary notes that over time someone will attempt to push prices down or alter supply, using a sharp metaphor about milk and wind to critique economic manipulation and policy. The piece reflects editorials of the era seeking stability amidst speculation.
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Baltimore American
Baltimore News Notes on Labor Strife and Women’s Roles
The excerpt discusses ongoing strikes hurting miners and businesses in Cumberland, urging settlement to stop revenue losses. It also critiques gender bias, noting women’s wealth and property ownership while condemning male dominance and indifference to female power and influence in Annspolla near the Severn River.
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Alan
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Baltimore Herald
Street Beggar and Promises in Satirical Bits
A collage of witty exchanges from early 20th century papers. Jokes touch on singing lessons, paid talkers, and misheard lines, with quips about debts after funerals and a cowboy named Bronco Bill dodging Pizen Poto. The humor centers on social foibles and sly misunderstandings.
Press Census Alarm and Porto Rico Promises
The piece discusses census enumeration instructions stressing privacy and caution for workers, including a warning on sharing information. It also covers President McKinley era promises in Porto Rico, Governor Allen's speech on governance, and ends with an advertisement for ChamJacain's Pain Balm by A. L. Pearre.
Moments with the Rose and Young Love in Verse
A fragmented poetry page features poems about youth and love, memory, and nature. Selections describe a glassy sky, longing, lilacs by a fence, and the scent of recollection. Portraits of May, bridal thoughts, and rural fields blend with reflections on time.
Sugar beet industry urged for US growth debate
Congressional debate on sugar policy highlights potential expansion of the sugar beet sector. Estimates show 30 factories now in operation producing about 100 tons annually, with room for 300 more factories to meet imports of 1,000,000 tons. Labour, land, and capital costs are outlined, suggesting significant employment and economic effects if legislation supports the industry.
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United States
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Death in Baltimore Doctor Keedy Reconciles Before Death
Dr Samuel H Keedy of this city died at St Agnes Hospital Baltimore from heart disease He was born in Washington County Maryland and was son of the late Daniel Keedy of Boonsboro He served as assistant surgeon in Civil War hospitals and later held consul posts at Rheims and Grenoble He remarried his estranged wife Julis D Keedy and a quiet ceremony followed reconciliation Survived by wife and a daughter married to Dr W Cell of Philadelphia Pennsylvania
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Washington County
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Boonsboro
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Philadelphia
Brief Bits From The Sunlit Farm And Courtroom Jest
The column tastes of rural life praising Frederick strawberries ripening in sun while a closing quip riffs on family, dogs, time, and a banker who moves other people’s money. A playful, old timey tone with murmuring humor.
Smith and Litton wed at Saints Episcopal Church
Joseph A. Smith and Maggie V. Litton were married at Saints Episcopal Church by Rev. Osborne Ingle. Ceremony joined the couple in a formal church setting observed by attendees from the community.
Prayer Meeting at Evangelical Lutheran Chapel Tonight
Church notices announce a mid week prayer meeting at 7 30 this evening in the Evangelical Lutheran chapel Hood s Sarsaparilla is advertised as helpful for fatigue Hood s tea scam tie the bores of De nee a8 Col in Witen Has Barter North B Brook NG warning about counterfeits appears with garbled names and places
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