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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1900
Page
1
The News reflects on the approaching presidential election, arguing that outcomes depend on fair votes and honest counts. It praises reforms for a transparent ballot and truthful campaigning, urging voters to decide wisely for the country’s best interests.
The Cumberland Times and Baltimore News stress that reasoned discussion should replace noise in campaigns to prevent ballot fraud. They note Colerel Watterson and a horned son will be present for protection, while the Halifax Herald laments deceit and sophistry corrupting national character and prosperity.
A collage of humorous quotes and social satiries from periodicals like Life and Puck, touching on manners, gossip, and attitudes of early American society. The fragments include exchanges about hosting, looks, fashion, and frontier recollections, reflecting dated social commentary.
A collage of editorials and briefs discusses gun safety and hunting arrests, coal price shifts, anthracite scarcity, and a forecast of continued South growth driven by natural resources. It also covers bank protection measures suggested by Secretary Gage and Comptroller Kane, advocating clerical rotation and annual vacations to deter defalcations.
A short verse depicts a girl in meadow grass discovering a dandelion and a small found brother, capturing springtime joy and innocence. The speaker notes the girl’s delight and compares the weed to a shining treasure in a lyrical prose moment amid an era of advertising prose.
A fragmented poetry and prose assemblage recalls breezy living, nature, memory, and a longing for youth. It blends lines about escaping grief with musings on hills, woods, and old friends, ending with a dealer’s notice for seasonal hat displays and orders.
A London guest recalls a West End restaurant incident where the head waiter asked how many slices of bread were eaten. The guest’s companion replied four plates, prompting a shilling bread charge. The tale contrasts English and American dining customs and ponders why bread charges are not common in the U S. The note links to broader questions about military salutations and historical origins.
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