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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1893
Page
4
The piece notes President Cleveland issues a proclamation for Thanksgiving Day on Thursday November 39. It argues the deadline will ease complaints and encourage appreciation for prosperity and the privilege of living in an enduring, grateful nation and image.
Commentary lauds the weather bureau for a favorable season while critiquing policy shifts on the Sherman bill purchase clause. The piece contrasts brutal prize fighting with boxing, mentions England’s college by post system enrolling thousands, and notes voluntary women teachers aiding education alongside the King's Daughters movement in America led by Miss Kate Bond.
The piece surveys journalists as a profession with thorny and pleasant paths, praising the unrestricted study of human nature in the field. It laments talent scattered nationwide, noting many who never read newspapers except borrowed ones, yet possess surprising journalistic genius and experience. The author muses on the quiet confidence of people who claim to represent the press and the wasted fragrance of talent.
A critique lampoons anonymous newspaper critics who dictate editors. It compares them to Mrs Partington’s famed humorist Anon, praising their self importance while noting the public amusement in their puffed bravado and potential reformist fantasies.
A collage of opinions from notable locals in Frederick about trade, streets, and upcoming election. Geo C Rhoderick cites strong wheat yields while others note bright trade in Frederick merchants. J P Cassell predicts a 450 vote majority for Zimmer man as election day nears.
A vivid verse recalls a prairie town and its people. The speaker imagines a schoolteacher loved by forty six young men as harsh homestead life becomes a strange yet beloved throne. A stark portrait of resilience and rural aspiration in weathered homes.
Many churches in Middletown and surrounding areas announce upcoming services. Epworth League gospel meeting, B.Y. C. A., and multiple Lutheran and Episcopal services are listed with times and conductors. Reports cover guilds, missions in China, anniversaries, memberships, and finances of All Saints and affiliated groups.
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