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News in Frederick, Maryland

23 Nov 1901

Page 7

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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1901

Page

7

Forty Years Ago Battle Lines Grow Sharp on the Border

A historical reminiscence traces the 1861 border mobilizations and early Civil War campaigns. Key figures Albert Sidney Johnston George B. McClellan Don Carlos Buell Joseph E. Johnston lead Confederate and Union forces through Kentucky Tennessee and Missouri as Forts Donelson Shiloh and Roanoke Island unfold. It notes naval plans under Farragut Porter Butler and the ironclad race including the Merrimac and Arkansas amid shifting commands and strategic moves.

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Farragut Shlloh Baiiding G. J. Killmer Auh Springs Kentucky Roanoke Island North Carolina Henry Gnelson Tennessee New Orleans Tea Hridge Arkansas Shiloh George B. McClellan Albert Sidney Johnston McClellan Don Carlos Buell West Joseph Eccleston Johnston Army and Navy Burnside Commodore Gouldsborough Army Navy Butler Lower Mississippi Army of the Potomac Virginia Mill Springs Donelson Johnston California Richmond Bull Run Wilson’s Creek Missouri Joe Johnston McClean Potomac Albert Sidney George B U.S Bowling Green Ohio Cumberland Sherman Buell Louisville Columbus George H. Thomas Benny Grant Middle West Albert Lid Corinth Reeses Donelson Ashville Billy PD. D. Porter Gulf Memphis Porter Washington Secretary of the Navy Lincoln Hudson Ben Butler Josepie E. Johnston Norfolk Greenpoint Long Island Eads Don Carlos Asippi Louisiana Atlanta Savannah Palmetto State Charleston Merrimac Alabama Shenandoah George L. Kilmer
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Arrangement of a Hine For the Pro duction of Comb Hones

The illustration from The Farmer's Advocate details a Canada style comb honey hive with parts labeled L through 13, including cover cushion, hay, cotton duck, brood chamber, excluder, ventilating wedges, floor extensions, comb honey supers, dividers, and a space to improve heat and capping efficiency. It notes section sizing, foundation depth, and bee space to ensure even filling.

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Farmer's Advocate
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Potatoes Sorted On a Table In Lighted Cellar

A correspondent describes using a wire scoop shovel to lift potatoes from a cement basement floor, keeping dirt behind for sweeping. The table, well braced, speeds sorting and saves knees during harvest. Also notes fall planting of berries and fruit shrubs at altitude with earth mounds for cover.

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Ohio
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Farm notes on rye seeding and locust warnings

A mixed Rural Press item discusses growing rye for fodder with old sod preparation, fertilization, and pasture options, then cites a 10902 locust forecast urging fruit growers to plant in fall or spring 1992, avoid heavy pruning, and delay grafts. It also mentions a self feeder design for cattle and tree protectors, plus want ads in Tar News.

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Farm Journal 7. B. Smith New Jersey
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Chauncey and the chilly tea time misadventure

A comic scene unfolds as Chauncey lingers past tea time at a young lady’s home. He forgets his hat on the heating register, finds the chill dampening his appearance, and ends up borrowing headwear from his father to look presentable. The evening features flirtatious restraint and a polite invitation to call again, amid a family’s long friendship.

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Chucey Howe Chammere Chauncey Jong Chaunery Sbe Chauncey Haan Papa Detroit
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Jekyll and Letsean Satirical Exchanges Recalled

The piece recalls Joseph Jekyll’s repartee with a diminutive lawyer named Else who taunts him as a pettifogging scoundrel. An epigram on Dr Letsean satirizes public figures and social aims, with quips about a gentleman’s marriage and a widow’s interest, reflecting period wit and gossip in The Gentleman's Magazine.

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Joseph Jekyll Attourney Anthe Jekyll Dr. Letsean
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Wagers Sarsaparilla Promotes Cure for Scrofula

An old advertisement extols Wager's Sarsaparilla with Chalyry as a universal cure for scrofula and related diseases. It touts blood purification and full-body restoration, urging immediate use for anyone with scrofula tendencies. The ad claims a single bottle costs 50 cents, sold by Gilbert Bros. & Co. of Baltimore.

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Cardus Benson Thedford Mary L. Benson Ema Chattanooga’ Hearse Company Chattanooga Te Gilbert Bros. & Co Baltamore, A
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