17 Nov 1904
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1904
Page
1
The Daily News notes Colorado’s farm products and dairy output surpass mining in value. It highlights irrigation, Swink’s cantaloupe innovation, and quotes robust earnings for farmers who manage crops with steady care and intelligent methods, stressing disciplined, engineerlike farming.
A Cumberland Times reflection notes oddities as Maryland straddles a presidential fence amid a mixed political backdrop. The piece contrasts local events from Hagerstown to Baltimore with national mood, hinting at shifting alignments and public debate during mid November.
The Baltimore American reports the nation remains stable despite pressure and sensational talk of an imminent crisis. Officials say the government shows resolve and will pursue steady policies as speculation peaks. Analysts warn against overreaction while markets watch closely.
A collage of quips from fictional dialogues appears across newspapers. Parents scold a boy for roughing with a neighbor. A professor argues disagreement sharpens thought. New Yorker humor mocks furniture jokes and medical consultations.
A Chicago Record Herald note lauds Missouri's Joseph W Folk and lampoons how Roosevelt faces an avalanche of correspondence after announcing no reply to each writer. The piece mocks the abundance of praise and the impracticality of answering every letter as Roosevelt contemplates the din of mail at the White House.
Poem by Cart Demwer reflects on enduring youth of the heart through aging bodies. It contrasts mortal decay with steadfast inner flame and the lasting influence of warm, steadfast souls across seasons and life.
A Framont North Carolina resident reports severe kidney and rheumatic troubles improved after using Electric Bitters. The letter says after a few doses relief began and full recovery followed, with neighbors also cured of rheumatism neuralgia liver and kidney issues and general debility. The notice mentions a local druggist A G Pearre in Neale.
Mary Bentley Thomas collected state-by-state answers on women voters, covering marriage, divorce, office seeking, and political influence. Responses from Utah Idaho Colorado Wyoming reveal generally positive effects, with minor objections and calls for continued advancement.
Local brief listing church services and community notes from Corkeston Dence Barbittsville. Items include Lutheran service Sunday at 10:30 am, Reformed church communion next Sunday at 10:50 am, and various residents’ visits and travels. Also mentions MOA membership contest, a boys service at MOA rooms, a Friday animal talk, and a postponed recital due to Fraulein Siemens.
The Spencer Seedless Apple Company of Baltimore forms to propagate and sell a true seedless apple from the J F Spencer discovery. The fruit bears no seeds except rare instances when ordinary pollen influences the seedless crop. An orchard of 55 trees produces large red apples that mature in October and store well, with high fruit yield and notable keeping quality in Colorado where the variety ripens late.
E L Eyler of Frederick, a Wheel and Bending Works employee on Center Street, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured years of dull backache and persistent kidney trouble. He bought them at Clinton E Main's Drug Store on Market Street and has remained free of symptoms for three months. Eyler urges widespread use of the remedy for weak or irritated kidneys. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY distributes in the United States. Remember the name Donn's and take no other.
Parker announces he will practice alone and base himself in New York. He says he has not formed a partnership and will handle all matters himself at his new office at 2 Peat Street, asserting Mrs Dorher’s involvement and avoiding any joint venture. The piece notes his plans amid unrelated details and mentions others.
William Devall cashier swears the bank’s financial statement is true to the best of knowledge, noting reserve redemption fund, percent of circulation and related figures. The document lists officers Milb or Devall and others, dated November 10, with signatures and notary attestations.
A terse item notes properties or routes on N Market Street and East Market Street in Frederick County linked to a telephone service or listing. Details are sparse, but the entry references street identifiers and a telephone reference within the county.
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