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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1893
Page
2
A fragmentary commentary contrasts tariff tinkers and glibusters with Prohibition activity and Admiral Stanton missteps. It notes the Sarcapay News as superior family reading and advertises its value for advertisers while reflecting on winter evenings and the lure of home life over bustling public debates.
A fragment commentary discusses politics as unpredictable and the Senate compromise in flux. It notes women advancing in medicine postal work and invention patents with 27,000 New York women supporting husbands, praising their growing public presence.
A damaged text fragment discusses how crowds respond with excitement and anger toward perceived grievances. It notes that even respectable individuals react with vituperation and harsh language, regardless of viewpoint, when tensions rise.
A collage of editorial blurbs and satirical quips from various papers. Comments mock politics and public affairs, noting the treacherous path of compromise, the Senate and City Council winter reminders, and playful takes on society news and international language study. The piece surveys media stances and public temperament with period voice and sly humor.
A compact clip features assorted local voices on bicycle use and roadways. It notes an morning accident on the Frederick and Middletown Electric Railroad and includes quotes from clergy, reporters, and residents about health, mobility, and roads.
A fragmentary poem recalls a child by a brook with willows and rushes. The speaker hears the brook speak of a roising sea and a slumbrous evening, lamenting how the years pass as the child becomes an adult. Everxe Fienp signs this contributed and selected poetry piece.
The September issue of the Annals of the American Academy presents Geo. K. Holmes arguing that Southern planters are subsisting under merchant peonage. He details postwar tenant farming, merchant control of supplies and cotton, and calls for self sufficiency by farmers to escape debt. He warns tenants face limited prospects, urges diversification and improved cattle and fruit farming. The piece also notes a theater review of A Breezy Time showing popular entertainment in Philadelphia.
Grand Ofcom Visi and Jamon Whitehouse visit Baltimore lodge to oversee the tal tenecia. members praise speeches and vow to boost membership. Also listed are new advertisements for dressmakers and shops, street repairs on Church street and Catholic alley, and the funeral of James Hawkins at his late home with Rev. W P Lawson officiating.
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