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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1904
Page
4
The Weekly News lists subscription terms and delivery options. It notes carriers and mail delivery at 1.00 per year in advance, with clubs offered incentives. Office connections and telegraph communications are mentioned, inviting correspondence nationwide.
The article discusses impending election outcomes with forecasts from Republicans and Democrats. It notes voters must understand rules to ensure valid ballots, and highlights the quiet campaign past concerns of irregularities. It predicts rapid results after tomorrow’s voting and the ballot tally will reveal the nation’s choice for the next four years.
A mosaic of brief exchanges appears from multiple papers. Lines touch on marriage proposals, casual romance, and social gossip with snippets from Pittsburg Post Philadelphia Record Chicago Journal and London Tit-Bite. The brief skits weave humorous or dramatic fragments without a single cohesive narrative.
The Chicago News challenges Standard Oil’s disclaimer of political activity, arguing a dual personality view lets corporate leaders act as individuals while the corporation bears the legal facade. It calls the distinction a mere legal illusion, not a meaningful divide, urging public policy to reject it.
A lyrical meditation on nature as escape from city life. The poem invites readers to leave urban walls for forests and hills, embracing birds, streams, elms, and the woods. It contrasts bustling streets with peaceful countryside and ends with a call to journey toward the woods today.
Religious groups across multiple churches reported active Sundays with sermons from I Thessalonians, John, and I Samuel. Installations included Rev. William E Wheeler as pastor in Woodsboro, and Rev. Steck marking progress in the Evangelical Lutheran church with focus on outreach and a good name.
Miss Quercier Downing, heir to aristocratic lines, studied in Europe with Robert Downing. The New Orleans born actress and soprano joins Downing's company, starring as Betsy Maraden in The Jast Call at a Washington venue for tonight only.
A reader letter from Frederick Maryland endorses Devoe paints as cheap and faithful. Mention cites A J Smith Littlestown Pa who reports 18 gallon usage and A H Robert Asmtown who spends more for other paints yet praises Devoe for coverage. P S L Hargett Co referenced as a supplier.
The Y M C A notes a boys convention for Maryland Delaware and West Virginia to be held in Frontburg Md November 25 to 27 with reduced rail rates and home hospitality. Frederick boys express interest and a Frederick boy will have a prominent program role. The event aims to inspire and uplift attendees. The men’s training Bible class also meets tonight at 7 15.
James O Ertchicago aged 64 died at his Baltimore home after a long illness. Funeral after transport to Damascus. Mortimer Dorsey of Westminster died aged 69 leaving a large family. A strange whist hand from a Bath room game rumored to involve foul play. Poem lines about love and loss. Advertised letters list at Frederick post office dated 1904. Col J E R Wood to speak in Jersey City for the Democratic National Committee.
The social column notes an upcoming dance class assembly by Mies Ritchie's group on Friday night and a habitual Thanksgiving assembly on Friday, November 24. Captain J. D. Kepner resumes duties as passenger conductor for the N O R R on the Frederick to Columbia route after a fourteen month illness.
The Belles Lettres Literary Society met Friday afternoon with H. Hamm presiding. Members conducted roll call and minutes, then presented readings, recitations, an essay, and a tobacco habit oration. A debate on marriage capital gained an affirmative two to one, and the meeting adjourned after planning three future programs.
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