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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1900
Page
1
A fragment notes betting advice and a caution about election forecasts as a newspaperman cites a heat and cold scare from scientists. It mentions a Blairstown elder who hanged himself amid political fever and fear of rain, urging readers to doubt sensational talk.
The Washington Star is praised for fairness in evaluating campaign conduct and disapproving of smear tactics. It rejects stories of Bryan's alleged silver sale and Roosevelt strike remarks, affirming Bryan's integrity and condemning sensational framing as unworthy.
The Baltimore American comments on the unusual wartime rivalry and the decision to leave Maryland to Wogtom Beltimore amid changing political calculations. The piece reflects contemporary opinion on strategic responsibility and regional leadership.
A fragmented Baltimore Herald item references fairs between Frederick and Hagerstown, slander concerns, and market price coverage. It mentions Mr Ervac vice and a belt of peculiarities at Hagertstown Mall with potato crop prospects and harvest notes amid a bleak editorial tone.
A collage of comic exchanges and faux conversations from apparent society pages. Miscellaneous snippets include a ChicagoRecord style jab at a missing man, a house sale chat with a real estate ad, ribbing about a hideous rug, and a dealer touting an antique bargain.
The piece asserts American grit will restore Galveston to greater strength, arguing the nation’s fighting spirit and civic resilience undo fear, with faith that recovery mirrors past cities. It then reports a New York lawsuit over pre empting railroad seats for a passenger and the implications for carriage and smoking car allocations.
A fragment from the Atchison Globe offers satirical musings on American gullibility and social quirks. It notes fools thrive in America, jokes arise from doctors as pallbearers, and mothers chase dandruff cures while trends shift with cider and jelly fruit.
In a winter anecdote Mr C RB of Grandin Ontario recalls a customer who asked for a cough medicine not in stock. He recommended Chamberlains Cough Remedy with a money back guarantee after trial. A friend later bought it on the strong recommendation. The note cites A L Pearre as seller and mentions E W Groves on the boxes.
A dialect poem entry contrasts a child’s rough discipline with a mother’s gentle care. The speaker notes the boy endures rough handling yet remains sweet, while the mother’s influence softens him. The piece shifts to a seasonal verse by Albert Leighton praising autumn beauty and the world’s robes of glory.
The Belles Lettres Literary Society met Friday October 5 with W F Zeiglar as president and E R Stockman reading minutes. Program included readings by John Neighbors and Leo Wineberg a debate on the administration and republic with Wood and Whip leading the affirmative and negative sides. judges favored the negative two to one. The meeting adjourned to Friday October 12, 1900.
John Baltzell and Kennedy were arrested Friday night charged with assaulting Besant. Baltzell admitted cutting Besant but said it was accidental. Besant was unsure who cut him. A skeleton key was found on Baltzell and a file on Kennedy. Justice Eckstein ordered grand jury investigation and set bail at 100 dollars each. J E R Wood represented the accused.
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a health enhancer and internal cleanser. It contrasts modern remedies with older medicines and claims quick benefits, urging readers to buy the California Fig Syrup Company product.
A compilation of obituaries and death notices from Libertytown and nearby communities. Vernon Hammond of Libertytown aged 79, several relatives in Frederick County, Miss Maud Forney, Miss Sarah Lamar, Clarence Wilson of Woodsboro, Mrs Rosanna Myers, Edward H. Thompson of Brownsville, and others are noted with funeral details, ages, and surviving family. Several deaths occurred October 1 through October 4 with interments at local cemeteries and services conducted by local clergy.
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