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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1900
Page
1
The Harford County article outlines a new nail delivery service introduction, noting it as a beneficial development for the county. It mentions broader local chatter from the Independent and various topics in a period-voice style, with references to politics, migrations, and regional industry trends.
A Baltimore Herald and Baltimore American excerpt discuss economic prospects and policy cautions. References note potential health and agricultural product shifts, waste management debates, and regional industrial emphasis. The collection includes quips about reform, productivity, and public expectations from various Maryland papers such as the Cumberland Times and Hagerstown Herald.
A collage of brief newspaper quotes notes the Earl of Makearish arriving in New York, chatter about alimony calls, and a cobbler’s tale. Political honesty sparks debate as Senator Sorgham grouses on vote pay. A mock imperial exchange hints at a foreign dignitary and large charity gifts.
The Duke of Manchester, ruined by debt, finds fortune in marrying a millionaire's daughter. The piece contrasts this with the era’s fiscal notes and political maneuvering as the New York Times discusses surpluses, war taxes, and pension politics shaping Treasury forecasts and Congress activity into the next sessions.
The nicest day of the year is Thanksgiving Day. Children, cousins, and grown ups gather at Grandpap and Grandmother's for a long family Thanksgiving dinner with pies and games after the meal. Jack is tallest, May is smallest, and everyone shares a large table full of relatives and memory.
The Louis McMurray Packing Co. of Frederick Maryland holds a public sale on Saturday December 2 at 9 30 a m at the factors to auction valuable personal property including mares, head of horses and mules. Several driving horses and yearlings are listed among the assets. The notice names stakes and items and provides sale details.
A patron reports a man calling himself Howard, an agent for Tiffany & Co., selling silver polish as their product. The tall, derby-wearing stranger with a shifty gaze enters homes via a dropped bag in the vestibule, claiming to be from Tiffany's, New York, and seeks Mrs. So-and-so. The letter urges readers to warn others and notes multiple complaints across the country.
A satirical column on marriage and women, joking about female autonomy, courtship, and husbands. It mocks clichés about love, engagement, and the dynamics between wives and husbands with sharp witted lines.
Mr and Mrs A A Woolard of Parkersburg West Virginia are proud parents of six children born within three years. They have welcomed three sets of twins with the latest arrival last Friday night. The first pair a boy and girl died the boy early. the girl survived. The second pair, two boys, are alive and well. Friday night a girl and a boy arrived named Mark and Hanna. The father hopes they will always have a good life.
J Uhas Haydon and Frederick Young Man head the cast for Other People's Money at the Opera House on December 3. Leroyle directs a carefully chosen, elegant production with Miss May Sargent praised for her coquette role and J Chas Haydon noted for prior Broadway successes. Local theatre groups plan welcoming parties for the Frederick debut.
A November 22 party at Poplar Thickete, home of Mr and Mrs W Z Ramsburg near Adamstown, hosts a large invited crowd. Guests enjoyed games as the evening progressed with numerous attendees listed by name among the revelers.
A Hagerstown representative laments disappointing county census numbers. Mary hoped for higher growth as the county shows a modest increase. current Hagerstown population is estimated between 10,000 and 11,000, with local optimism fading over earlier projections.
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