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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1904
Page
3
A report notes slow but steady street paving in Frederick, with cobblestones being replaced by vitrified brick surfaces. Future budgets allow continued work, improving curb, dust control, and street appearance, while attracting residents to the city.
A collage of opinions from various papers criticizes outdated views on marriage and parenting, praises practical wisdom over fashion, notes political speculations about Morgan and Rockefeller, and mocks repeated blunders in modern education while urging caution against overapology.
A collage of garbled exchanges and quips from Detroit Pree Preai Philadelphia Inquirer and other papers. Snatches mention birthdays piano reception and a punchline about indestructible plates amid humorous misprints and missed letters.
The piece mixes political fresh from Maryland counties campaigns with a satiricalaside on mail writing, noting that campaign rhetoric heats up as the election nears while reflecting on U S social letter writing trends. It contrasts vigorous political agitation with humorous takes on modern correspondence and old fashioned habits.
A fragmentary page includes a long verse about October and seasonal imagery from Maikin Francis Haas and a brief local death notice from Cavendish Vermont. The piece mentions October’s heraldry and winter whispers, then shifts to a death by illness, citing Dr Wing's New Life Pile and Dearre's Drug Store as advertising.
A sermon argues that humans are inherently interdependent, tracing moral accountability from Cain and Abel to modern social ills. It contends that individual choices ripple through community life, citing saloons, public health, and civic duty, and urging Christians to close vices and support moral reform.
A reflective fragment asks if wealth disparities hurt neighbors and nation. It questions whether churches and schools suffice as charity as surrounding countries prosper while many are impoverished, urging readers to consider their duty to others and the divine judgment to come.
Gounty correspondence from New Market reports numerous Baltimore visitors and locals who attended the Frederick fair. Names include Miss Mearketta Hammesdagh and Mrs. Beauty Worley with families, plus Mrs. Mary Norris and Miss Baillie. The piece notes a Mission Band meeting at St. Luke's and local movements around Mt. Airy and Petersville amid farm crop concerns. A charity rally at TriCity M.E. Church is announced for Sunday evening.
A Frederiolk dealer testifies that Gear's Kidney Pills aid kidney trouble. He urges sufferers to obtain Daan's Kidney Pills from Clinton Matos drug store and Foster Milburn Co., with 0 cent price noted. The Town Crier notes ads in The News reach business and households, filling all wants.
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