Frederick Word-Paper Ad and Editorial Fragments
The page blends the Frederick News subscription rates with a long op-ed reflecting on McKinley's era. It discusses the city’s civic issues, education progress at Frederick Woman's College, and the influence of colleges on town reputation, highlighting Lafayette College and Lehigh University as local anchors.
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Frederick
Yale University
New Haven
Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Princeton
Ieaming
Easton
Lafayette College
Bethlehem
Lehigh University
Grand Old Moravian Seminary
Woman's College
Frederick College Advances In Studies And Enrollment
The measure for Frederick notes the college has grown in both student numbers and study quality, now ranking high among similar institutions. Tax News extends congratulations to President Apple and the trustees, praising the progress and wishing continued success for the future.
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Frederick
Apple
Contemporaries Fault Party Deals in Maryland Campaign
Contemporary opinions condemn political deals and patronage as harming elections. The Baltimore press argues unity and clean campaigning matter more than backroom arrangements. Citizens in Cumberland oppose arbitration schemes tied to party actions over water concerns.
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Maryland
Cumberland News
Baltimore
Baltimore News
Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchanges
A collection of humorous snippets from various papers. Jokes about marriages, gifts, and witty banter between characters such as Parke and Lane, Green and Brown, with punchlines about widows and heaven. Humorous lines from St Peter and a Spaniard in a theater prompt lighthearted reflections on domestic life and fame.
Faith cure and a poultice at Bellevue graduation
The New York Herald recounts Rev David J Burrell urging belief in faith cure at Bellevue Hospital Medical College graduation. He warned that prayer alone cannot suffice and cites Hezekiah as an example, noting the law requires poultices alongside spiritual care for actual healing.
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New York Herald
Bellevue Hospital Medical College
David J. Burrell
Hezekiah
Local Laconics Ad Letters and Community Gleanings
A collection of brief local notes and reader letters. Harry Brish requests removal of an advertisement for a leather toe-Weight for a horse. Jno Stillman notes hope for resumed operations at Catoctin Furnace and community rejoicing. Frederick Firemen Convention preview urges attention to the Frederick boys in prize contests. J Harry Benner reflects on crop forecasts and McKinley prosperity, arguing crops were poor last year despite optimistic reports.
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Harry Brish
Messrs. Brish Bros
Catoctin
Jno
Stillman
Westminster
Frederick
Frederick Boys
Heart Wineberg
J. Harry Benner
Yellow Springs
McKinley
Mr. McKinley
Vwe
T. Norwood
Ridgerilie
Tax News Ad Lapses Follow Wheat Infestation Report
A farmer notes wheat damage from fly infestations across the county. Early sown wheat shows greater infestation than later plantings. The text reads like a fragmented advertisement and claim about advertising misuse.
Summersong Musings and Dolly's Chaperone Tale
In a breezy verse from a Southern paper, a speaker reflects on summer signs and a playful scene at a social gathering. The narrator contrasts the mare of flirtation with Dolly, noting Dolly's chaperone and the gaze between blue and gray eyes. The poem ends with a quip about courting Dolly through a chaperone.
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Flower
Dolly
Confederate Memorial Services Move Up To June 1
Letters from the People reference a Tennessee work and a 40 year old Ariel. Confederate memorial service and grave decorations at Mt Olivet Cemetery are rescheduled to June 1 at 2.30 p m from June 4, with veterans meeting at the Square Corner. Adverts promote various tonics and remedies, including South American Nervine Tonic, Shiloh cough remedy, De Witt’s Little Early Risers, and Karl’s Clover Root Tea.
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Confedeerate
Mt. Olivet
Deaths and disasters ripple through Maryland towns
News from across Maryland reports deaths of James White and Benoni Allnutt in Montgomery and Queen Anne's counties, with multiple suicides and a fatal gas incident in Baltimore. Crop damage from black blight hits Queen Anne's wheat, and a postponed Potomac Pulp Mill pollution retrial. Local beams note library support, Naval Academy social events, property transfers, and storm damage in Boonsboro Denton Easton and along the electric line incident.
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James White
Chestertown
Queen Anne's
Friends of the
Ilagurstown Free Library
Newcomer
Humphrey Taylor
Montgomery County
John Sugden
C. Karl
Light Street
Baltimore
Thomas J. Pollard
Malthy Horse
Potomac
Frank T. Graham
George A. Summers
Booker's Wharf
Queen Anne's County
Benoni Allnutt
Andrew McCoy
Harford County
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Lowndes
Woshell
James Lambert
Rock Hall
Jacob Lyon
Hagerstown
Marcus Lyon
Brooklyn
N. Y
Citizens’ Telephone Company
Howard County
James H. Gaither
William Davin, Jr
F. N. Bailliere
Boonsboro
Denton
Caroline County
Easton
Talbot County
No Evening Service At Reformed Church
News of the churches notes that Rev. Dr. Eschbach is absent at the synod so there will be no service at the Reformed church this evening.
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Dr. Eschbach
Reformed Church
North Market St
Geo F. Thomas
Dyspepsia Cure Promises Relief From Indigestion
A new preparation Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claims to cure indigestion and stomach troubles by supplying digestive power rather than acting on the bowels. The tablets combine vegetable essences, aseptic pepsin, bismuth and Golden Seal and are sold at 50 cents by druggists, with information available from the F A Stuart Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall
Mich
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United States
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J. H W. Keller
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Walkereville
Noah BE. Cramer
First National Bank
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Astro
J. A.C. Lipps
Cor. W. Patrick and Telegraph
Ste. Frederick
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Charles W. Ross
West Second Street
Frederick County Bible Society
Frederick County
Edward S. Biechelberger
Hamilton Lindsay
Jacob Rohrbuck
Mysidiw
Care Tan News
H. B. Ramsburg
St. City
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Buckingham
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Irelant & Knott
New York
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4Th St. Frederick
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