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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1900
Page
1
A fragmented OCR page from The Daily News and The Weedly News outlines campaign commentary and forecasts. It notes 1900s era political chatter, mentions Bryan and McKinley, quotes multiple public figures, and reflects on election anxieties with historical comparisons.
A collection of humor fragments from several newspapers. Snippets feature misquoted dialogue and brief punchlines about letters, dancing, vanity, actors, and a farmer's remark about his son Jim's antics with tooth brushes and trips to town. Notable quips appear from the New York Evening Journal Pack, Chicago Post, Washington Star, Philadelphia Press, and others.
The New York World contends court limits on Count de Castellane threaten the courting of foreign nobles by American women. The Washington Star notes a new cup defender by Herreshoff, with orders from New York yachtmen. The piece praises American zeal in defending the cup and doubts Lipton’s ability to best the Shamrock.
A lightning strike on Liberty Island in New York Harbor left the famous statue unharmed, protected by an advanced system of rods. The article touts lightning as no more dangerous than disease and urges readers to safeguard homes, while promoting various patent medicines.
Poems reflect on love's weariness and dreams beside Love's portal. Two barefoot pilgrims bring simple joy as life and joy remain sweet. There is always a song somewhere through day and night, in birds, weather, and hearts that hear.
A collection of short items, quips, and maxims. Includes reflections on partnerships in ship ownership, new medical ideas like the isolation cure, and a series of aphorisms on memory, smiles, and character. A humorous regional remark closes with dialect humor about a pastor and rain.
The United States apple crop after September losses is about 45,000,000 barrels, lower than 1999 but below 1896. the figures come from the American Agriculturist October report. Harper Whiskey advertisement touts a folk blessing of ripe fruit and age.
Letters from the People describe a November 2 birthday dinner at Mr Joseph Grinder’s Manor for Mrs Harriet Grinder turning eighty-two. Family and friends gathered despite bad weather, with music, cards, and lavish fare, and well wishes extended for the year ahead.
County correspondence from Woodsboro reports the Lutheran and Reformed churches hosting communion services and a church work convention. It notes a bank offering meeting, several visits, local rainfall easing drought, livestock losses, and tourism of residents. includes a testimonial for Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by A. L. Pearre.
A celebratory Golden Jubilee marks fifty years since Father Mullally entered the Jesuit Novitiate in Worcester. He served as vice-president of Holy Cross College and Georgetown University, with many letters and visitors arriving to honor his decades of service. Also reported is a counterfeit five dollar bill circulating, bearing altered portrait features and lighter monetary markings on silver certificates.
Mr. W Mullinix of this county and Miss Edith I Williams of Montgomery county were united in marriage yesterday at the Reform church parsonage by Rev. Dr. E R Eschbach.
In Frederick County Circuit Court equity matter Ezra L. Cramer Jr and Adtie M Cramer vs Ezra L. Cramer Sr Henrietta Cramer and Richard T Ursmer the Court will act on the Report of Sales of Real Estate filed October 22 1900 on November 21 1900 to ratify and confirm unless opposed. A copy of this order will run in a Frederick County newspaper for three weeks prior. The reported sale amount is 2694. Doug lass Hargett Clerk of the Circuit Court for Frederick County True Copy Tes Frank L Stoner Solicitor.
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