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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1904

Page

4

Colorado mining and farming riches contrasted in 1890s note

The Daily News discusses Colorado’s mining output at about 46.8 million dollars and farm products totaling 44.3 million, aided by irrigation. It cites George W Swink on cantaloupe farming and urges farmers to apply steady care, industry, and intelligence to yield profits, while contrasting mining and agriculture wealth.

Colorado Nenally Rockyford George W Swink Swink

Maryland Politics and a Frosty Fence Straddle

A Cumberland Times note mocks Maryland politics as strange events unfold after a recent selection. The Maryland scene, with references to stalling between presidential options, hints at renewed internal tensions as the state debates strategy and party alignment amid a mid November political climate.

Rouri Gosen Maryland Cumberland

Amid Confusing Times the Nation Holds Firm Says Baltimore American

The Baltimore American comments on the country’s stance amid tensions and political turmoil, insisting the nation remains steady and not collapsing despite recent near-crises and ongoing pressures.

Quotes and quips from a humor page of Merriness

A collage of short jokes and witticisms from various papers. A parent cautions a child about a noisy neighbor while a professor reflects on disagreement. A New Yorker line jokes about a New York attitude toward furniture. A doctor contemplates a second opinion and a lighthearted legal spat ends with a wife mentioning her husband in a map mishap.

President Roosevelt overwhelmed by congratulations rush

The Chicago Record Herald notes Joseph W Folk’s praise and the vast flood of letters to President Roosevelt after his announcement. It describes the immense volume of congratulatory correspondence, humorously imagining clerks and stenographers at work and the President's bemused reaction to the steady stream.

Ikago Record Joseph W Folk Missouri Boston Galus Oseotlina Secandas Olympia United States Clyde Fitch Cyrus Townsend Brady Roosevelt E&oh Péraun White House

Hearts That Never Grow Old Poem by Brian Watter Pro

A reflective poem on enduring youth of heart through life’s trials. It contrasts physical aging with a steadfast inner spirit that remains warm, true, and sympathetic. The verses honor those whose inner fire stays bright as time passes.

Electric Bitters Cure Many Ailments Says Framont NC Resident

A Framont North Carolina resident reports severe rheumatic and neuralgia issues improved after trying Electric Bitters. He says multiple medicines failed, but a few doses brought renewed health. Neighbors also purportedly cured of rheumatism, liver and kidney troubles, and general debility. Advertisement claims.

BF Baas Framont NC Pearre

Women in Politics Answers From State Governors

Mary Bentley Thomas collected responses from governors on how woman suffrage affected house duties, marriage, and public life. Colorado praised women’s citizenship and parenting, Utah noted modest or no changes in marriage, Idaho cited improved moral tone, Wyoming saw no harms, while overall findings suggested beneficial social influence and strong public service by women.

Utah Idaho Colorado Thea Reseon Wyoming Onionio Seakers Othar

County Corkeston Dence and Nearby Notices

Community notes from Corkeston Dence recount church services on Sunday and next Sunday at the Lutheran and Reformed congregations, update residents Arthur Brubaker ill, Louies Pfeifer visiting Washington, William Graham traveling to Fraderick, and John Pfaifer returning to Washington. Local departures and returns include Mrs P 8B Fasold from Stoats Mo and Fred B Hightman’s Gettysburg visit. Frank remarks on MOA membership and a boys service led by Miss Stanford at the MOA rooms, with a planned animal talk. A postponed recital by Fraulein Fraeda Siemens shifts to Monday evening at the Woman's College. The piece closes with ads about respect for age and medicinal remedies, mentioning John Pearte’s store and whiskey.

Arthur M Brubaker Louies Pfeifer Washington William Graham Fraderick John Pfaifer Miss Stanford

Seedless Apple Grower Gets Baltimore Incorporation

The Spencer Seedless Apple Company of Baltimore is formed to propagate and sell a seedless apple discovered by J F Spencer of Grand Junction. An orchard of 55 trees yields large red fruits with no seeds, maturing around October 15, noted for firm flesh and long keeping quality in Grand Valley Colorado.

Spencer Seedless Apple Company Baltimore Spencer Seactions Maryland Virginia J .F Spencer Soenocer Spencer Lence Dresma Colorado Grand Valley Luther Burbank St Louis

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Frederick Resident

E L Eyler of Center Street Frederick praises Doan's Kidney Pills after two years of kidney trouble, reporting backache and a constant pain over the kidneys. He bought from Clinton E Main on Market Street and says he was relieved within a box, with no recurrence after three months. the ad notes 5 cents per box and Foster Milburn Co as agents.

E L Eyler Frederick Center Street Doan Donsn Conan Coronidad Clinton E Main Market Street Dinassa Donna Dealera Prios Foster Milburn Oc Buffalo United States Donn

Parker Opens Law Office in New York Home

Parker announces he will practice solo from 2 Peat Street in Brooklyn, clarifying he has not formed a partnership and plans to make New York his home. The report notes his focus on independence and the aim to build a practice, amid surrounding references to local figures and events.

New York Evening Post Eden Aervante Romeo Juliat Emilia Iago New York Alton Fodor Bos Dorher

Be Statement of Parvers and Mlgmanics National Bank of Frederick

Frederick Maryland November 10 14 reserve redemption fund with U and Treasurer five percent capitalization Due from U and Treasurer. Other than five percent redemption funds 1068100.55 State of Maryland Frederick County I, WirttkH Devall Cashier, solemnly swear the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief Milbur Hovall Cashier subscribed and sworn before me this tenth day of November A B HB Hen dlickson NP Lorrerta Fraser Bioner a B Frail Hammondurner.

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Frederick County Telephone Office Listing on Market Street

A historical notice records a telephone office location at 23 East Market Street in Frederick County, identifying wiring or service details for the era. The fragment implies a local communications hub or address in a city postal map.

N. Market St E. Market Frederick County Telephone

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