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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1904
Page
6
The Daily News announces subscription prices for the city and United States, with monthly and annual options, in advance, and describes mailing terms. It lists office contact, business hours, and requests for correspondence from readers in Frederick Maryland.
In a notable event at the Lafayette Opera House Roosevelt introduces Rev. Charles Wagner and his book The Simple Life to a large audience. He states he will read the tract and endorses Wagner, noting it as a significant publication during his presidency. The Saturday Daily News and Tik Wonws announce serialization of the work.
The Vermont Legislature approves a 500 appropriation toward a monument on the Monocacy battlefield to honor Union troops. States and Congress are urged to fund a substantial total cost, with the work to commemorate a battle deemed crucial to national defense and capital preservation.
A fragmentary contemporary comment warns that Port Arthur’s fall would trigger broader upheaval, suggesting a chain reaction once the turkey season ends and Christmas preparations begin. The Bay area press conveys a tone of cautious prediction.
A satirical note contrasts old political beliefs and changing landmarks with playful lines about Thanksgiving and Christmas. The Baltimore American quote mocks melodrama while the Comerland Times laments loss of simple beliefs as new ideas replace them.
A fragment from a humorous exchange features remarks about a daughter and a cheeky claim of theft, with side comments from various papers. The dialogue mentions Jack Huggins and a kleptomaniac image, and includes quips about courtship letters and menus.
A compilation from Harper’s Weekly and other papers predicts tariff shifts under Roosevelt, notes Republican reliance on his popularity, and reports Washington Post praise for true democracy shown at a White House dinner with labor leaders. The pieces discuss merit over pedigree and the friction between labor and capital in industrial times.
A fragmented verse reflection by W. F. Kirk from Milwaukee Sentinel on November days, comparing a Jane day to a rarer November, with imagery of crimson woods and fading leaves. A separate ad blurb promotes Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a testimonial and price, followed by a brochure-like note on Hall's Family Pills.
A reflective column sketches November's weather and holiday bustle as December approaches. It highlights church services, Salvation, festivities at the Opera House, dances, hog slaughter season, and market prices. Governor Warfield visits Frederick for Revolutionary judges tablet unveiling and a Daughters of the American Revolution event.
Critics across New York Chicago Cincinnati and others praise The Missouri Girl as a superbly written comedy with a clever company. It plays at the City Opera House Saturday night December 3. Maryland Society hosts a Sherry's reception December 7 with Mrs Donald McLean and Mr Albert Ritchie on the committee. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve offers relief for minor wounds and skin conditions.
The column notes Novembers end and December approach with talk of market troubles and winter fare. It lists prices for eggs, butter, poultry, fruit, vegetables, fish, meats, and miscellaneous items, reflecting a local grocery market and seasonal scarcity. Prices include eggs 26 cents per dozen, poultry 26 to 40 cents each, apples 10 to 15 cents per half peck, potatoes 10 cents per half peck, and various other staples.
Rev Dr E R Eschbach preaches on Thankgiving Day urging gratitude to God and national progress. He extols American liberty, calls the U S a world power, celebrates invention and commerce, and envisions a future United States of the World under a universal constitution.
Reports from Annapolis and Towson recount a jury verdict and a murder case, while another notice discusses a governor mandamus push to push constitutional amendments. A Washington County principal suffers nervous prostration, and a one hour workday demand is made by Easton iron workers. A Baltimore project eyes a 14 story office building, and Luther Manship headlines a charity–bearing lecture with praise from several outlets.
A Milwaukee era editorial extols education as national foundation and warns about illiteracy among immigrants. It condemns moneyed power in politics, urges integrity in voting, and discusses labor versus capital, divorce reform, and international arbitration efforts. The piece ends noting Thanksgiving relies on personal gratitude and moral effort.
In every department of banking we are prepared to serve the people of Frederick County Maryland. The notice references Frederick County National Bank with a capital and surplus figure of 3200 30 and emphasizes public service and financial stability.
A reflection on national blessings and divine providence praises God for abundant harvests and prosperity. The message urges gratitude for spiritual and civic blessings, recalling pillars of cloud and fire, and calls individuals to remember God in church, society, and personal life with thanksgiving.
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