11 Nov 1896
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1896
Page
1
The column ridicules Philadelphia water quality claims and Maryland investment restrictions, rebuts Armenian persecution coverage, and defends Ottoman policy while condemning sensational foreign press narratives. It contrasts American civic pride with foreign media bias and defends transit by noting tormented Armenians amid wartime rhetoric.
Frederick county farmers celebrate the successful organization of a Parmers Institute. Officers and committees chosen are noted as practical and trustworthy, expected to boost agricultural growth and share useful ideas among members. The move aims to attract broader local participation and foster warmer interest in weekly work.
The piece argues for the Farmers Institute to empower farmers by providing practical discussions on soil, lime effects, and agricultural sciences. It praises Director Amoss and the program’s intent to unify farmers, foster cordial association, and offer valuable knowledge despite cautious funding. The first winter meeting is planned to discuss subjects and lessons to benefit the farming community.
The current commentary notes President Cleveland may address Congress in December as the McKinley administration backs a big tariff contract. Maryland loyalty is framed as a path to 1896, while the gold reserve grows and wheat bonds move to Europe, signaling a shifting national economy.
Public opinion extracts from Chicago Tribune and Utica Press note the return of propertitt and discuss cold weather. Indianapolis Tribune praises asphalt paving as superior, with New York City leading. editorials include readers’ comments on rabbits, elections, and chrysanthemums.
A dreamlike meditation opens with vivid imagery of dawn and flame, then shifts to practical farm and community items. Farmers report corn basking season near end while winter snows slow plowing. Local events include a flower show, a Junior Order gathering, and praise for a Farmers Institute organized in Frederick with plans for practical discussions and continued interest.
A war correspondent recalls riding fast to Pamunkey after the fight to beat the mail with his notes. He confesses the impulse wasn’t glory or stamps, but longing for his girl awaiting him beyond the camps.
The article extols Paine's Celery Compound as a trusted remedy praised by women of high society and common folk alike. It highlights testimonial endorsements from varied prominent figures and asserts the product cures female ailments, improves nervous conditions, and promotes rest and vitality without exaggeration.
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