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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1903
Page
4
The Frederick News urges observance of Thanksgiving as President and state leaders call for national gratitude. It lauds the annual holiday for uniting citizens in religious services and reflecting on blessings, despite hardships and wartime strain. It cites patriotism and civic duty, urging continued devotion to public welfare.
A collage of garbled OCR style lines from Baltimore era publications mentions advertising sentiment, Thanksgiving, loneliness, and a communal hymn. The text combines stray phrases about papers, living costs, and a chorus line “Nobody knows how grood we are,” reflecting fragmented historical newspaper chatter.
A fragmented historical note presents garbled voices and names, mentioning hearing and action. The text is incomplete, with unclear speakers and events, offering little coherent narrative or identifiable figures beyond hints of ritual or meeting language.
In a volley of brief quips from papers like the Free Press and Washington Star readers hear playful banter about authorship and audience reaction. The banter includes a jokey line about a "smart cat" and a jab at a writer’s misattributed work.
A compendium of editorials notes public mood on hard times and finances, and critiques Carrie Nation’s wartime activism, citing her White House visit and Senate gallery disruption as enduring news that tests press coverage and propriety. The items emphasize sensationalism, newspaper attention, and the push to curtail disruptive behavior by a prominent reformer.
A compilation of lyric pieces and reflections including a lovers scene behind roses with a watcher at sunset, a Thanksgiving meditation on gratitude and divine guidance, faded vision of love, and a sonnet on faded lips and lifelong devotion. Named voices include Susan Twatt Peery and Viroria M. Garnatt.
A tribute from the community honors John Hardt for seventy six years of service. He served as director and superintendent of the Loats Female Orphan Asylum, caring deeply for the orphan girls and earning universal respect. The notice recalls his generous character and lifelong devotion, ending with a biblical blessing.
Samuel Snyder aged 72 died of paralysis in Waynesboro Pa. He is survived by his wife and six children. A private funeral was held and burial in Woodsboro. Mary A Miller 93 died after debility. funeral at German Baptist church Mt Olivet cemetery. Abraham Seidenstricker age 58 died in Baltimore kidney trouble. widow Mary McCardell sibling of A McGarden. Favorite Harbaugh died 72 in Sabillisville area. funeral at home and burial in Barns Hill cemetery Waynesboro. An infant of Curtis Dixon died near Park Mills. funeral at Flint Hill M E church cemetery.
November tightens while neighbors are urged to aid the poor as excursions to Baltimore and Washington are planned for Sunday. Weather chatter hints at a storm around Thanksgiving and a full moon upon the holiday, with notes on cures, accidents, and a wanted good cook.
The entry lists resources including bonds, notes from national banks, fractional currency, legal tender notes, and a redemption fund. Liabilities show capital stock of 120000, surplus 40000, profits and taxes, undistributed items, and deposits subject to check with amounts noted. Names of institutions include national banks and state banks as part of the ledger.
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