31 May 1895
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1895
Page
1
The piece surveys scorching heat and a cool reaction across regions, notes melodies at Antietam memorial events, and quotes poets Geo W. Ketteman and Geo C. Rhoderick Sr. It also includes assorted local commentary on weather, political talk, and public notices from Richmond and Frederick.
The Princess of Wales faced a $5000 write down for an article by a magazine manager. Pembrokes rank among England’s oldest aristocracy with estates yielding about $400 000 yearly in rent. American artist William Lamb Picknell earned a third class Paris Salon medal. Richard Croker and ex mayor Hugh J Grant held a long London meeting on New York politics.
PUBLIC OPINION compiles excerpts from multiple era columns including Onur iearned Exchanges WW3 QUALIFICATIONS Philadelphia Report and the A Old Cynic from the asehison Globe. It notes a job application line about experience and a social debate on women and men. It also cites a piece from the Montgomery Press urging reasoned tax assessment and fair distribution.
A Bonth Caroliza physician reports that cottonseed meal mixed with white flour or cornmeal can be baked or formed into bread and is highly nutritious. He cites its balanced amino profile and compares it to graham flour, noting economic benefits from large cottonseed production. Also included are notes on color theory by Captain Abney and a bicycle accident in Antietam with arm injury treated by Dr. Smith.
A humorous regional poem imagines Mary Jane as mayor promising reform and progress. It envisions sidewalks carpeted, alleys fragrant, alderwomen replacing aldermen, women policing in bloomers, daily bargain sales, lower taxes, and streets and fire services run by women. The verse satirically critiques gender roles in municipal power.
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