Debates on politics and Cumberland issues in local papers
The fragment discusses danger in a class and a push to quash it. It notes Baltimore and Philadelphia editors should act quickly. Mentions Cumberland Street and a hostile reaction to an Admiral Davey interview. An aside mocks Halti more News and the Dermo nomination.
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Philadelphia
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Haltimore Herald
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Ramsburg Carriage Co
Joseph W. Gaver
Aare
Fragmented Vintage Dialogue Keeps Quirky Newsroom Tone
A jumbled collection of quotes and snippets from multiple papers parodying newspaper style. It mixes brief exchanges about health foods a cornetist and a poetic license with testimonies about children, poetry, and a river brim, all delivered in a playful, fragmented format.
News in Brief From National Papers
A collage of satirical clippings from various papers mocks historical events and figures. Highlights touch on George Washington, Arthur Pue Gorman, Chicago authors and bankruptcy, diplomacy with Britain, pension lists from the Obisesa and Philippine wars, reform opinions on American heiresses, the Empress dowager’s power in China, and a call for national unity after elections with reflections on voter results and bipartisan coexistence.
Reflections of 4 Bachelor Prom The New York Presse
The piece humorously contrasts gender behavior with sharp, satirical lines. It mocks honesty, beauty myths, and courtship rituals, noting men's and women's tricks in love and marriage through a string of witty quips.
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New York Presse
Latest photograph of Eleanora Duse
The image shows Ebahtura Duse regarded by many as the world’s greatest living actress. Her hair has turned gray with age and she makes no attempt to hide the fretful expression as she stares ahead.
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Eleanora Duse
Ebahtura Duse
Muggy
Amerten
Moments With the Wes e Understanding and Household Verse
A jumble of verse and prose passages from a 19th century newspaper page includes a patriotic refrain about friendship and doubt, a housewife’s labor song listing domestic tasks, an migration board meeting note from Baltimore, Philippine tremors and a sales pitch for Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. The items span poetry, domestic labor, immigration, earthquakes, and medical advertising.
Societies and clubs plan a lively season of events
News of the Societies reports a busy season ahead with university courses, sales, lectures, and entertainments across church, literary, and civic groups. Highlights include the Woman's College Victorian Paste course, Frederick City Hospital events, Christmas ball plans, Young Men's Christian Association progress, Red Cross auxiliary work, and local historical society meetings.
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Frederick City
Fitzhugh Lee
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Young Men’s Christian Association
Ladies
Scott Schley
Red Crogs Society
Academy of the Visitation
Cecelian
Frederick County Historical Society
Philomatheans
Eastern Star
Thanksgiving turkey and winter snows predicted
Fragmented items discuss fires and overcast skies, holiday wishes, and a belief in nine snows this winter. The Maryland Agricultural College letter from President R W Silvester reassures readers that quarantine fears are unfounded and that he will remain at College Park until concerns subside.
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Turkey
Clonty
Maryland Agricultural College
Baltimore
College Park
Health Department of Washington
R. W. Silvester
M.A
Meteoric Showers Expected This Week Across the Nation
Astronomers nationwide anticipate a brilliant display of shooting stars this week from the lonida shower. It was predicted for last November but failed to materialize.
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