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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1890
Page
2
A scanned mix of notices and narratives reports subscribers and mail options for The Weekly News and The Saturday News. The piece includes subscription prices and mailing terms, plus brief items on Victoria Woodhall Biddulph Martin and Inspector Byrnes, a Chautauqua course overview, and assorted regional updates.
A collection of satirical observations and quips on honesty policy cabinets and finance. The writer mocks the Louisiana Lottery and British monarchy while lampooning officials and explorers. The tone is brisk and ironic, reflecting a newspaper humor column style of its era.
A collage of opinions and humorous anecdotes from major newspapers. Items include a Harrisburg Telegraph note on marital strains, a New York News quip about the Royal Academy dispute, Lancaster New Era commentary on farm storage and silver policies, and Albany Journal speculation on beer and milk dieting fads.
A miscellany of topics on dieting with gourds and edible plants, a St Louis doctor’s take on hypnosis, and a London Lancet summary of a new English education code. Also a Blue Grass Kentucky vignette about a grandson gifting a Henry Clay sketch to his Colonel grandfather, prompting a tense comic reaction.
The article notes macadamizing plans for Frederick roads postponed to future years and expresses disappointment though some citizens still back the project. It includes local opinions, a May weather remark, and community notices about the Mt. Vernon Association and Civil War era commentary.
A pair of verses contrasting a fellow's mother guiding care with forgiving judgment. The first poem extols a mother's practical support, repairing torn trousers and nursing bruises. The second muses on judging others by motives, urging patience, charity, and understanding of hidden causes behind actions.
Local logs describe a Monday hailstorm causing extensive damage to fruit crops, fences, windows, and gardens in the area. Residents note the storm’s severity, with many fearing further losses like last year’s epidemics and praising the aldermen for approving higher fire department funding.
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