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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1900
Page
1
The editorial essay argues over Huntington’s critique of mass higher education. It praises college training for practical business gains, broad mind development, and improved career ascent beyond mere wealth, noting graduates often rise rapidly in industry and leadership roles.
The excerpts show varied newspaper quips on the approaching slaughter season, hot weather dampening church attendance, and enthusiastic crowds for Bryan. It notes business neglect in presidential years and flags public-spirited citizens engaging in national welfare at personal cost.
A compact sample of old newspaper snippets and quips from papers like the Indianapolis News Denver Times Detroit Free Press Chicago Times and Washington Star. The text blends humorous exchanges about fishing time trips and daily life with clipped dialogue and publications’ voices.
A fragment from the Ravarhii Gazette cites Carl Schurz warning four years ago that electing William J. Bryan would bring the most violent crisis on record and threaten the republic, urging preservation of the nation.
Latest fashion notes from Parks declare the three cornered hat will return. The model Cron the Avene de Popera features fancy stay straw with indented sides stitched by two spots. A blue velvet bow with a paste buckle hides the high crown. A black ribbon velvet bow accents the indentation at the tack.
The Afro-American Council endorses moving Black Americans from crowded Southern cities to the West to foster agricultural development. It argues for gradual, self-directed progress, with no special privileges, seeking independence, equality before the law, and full participation in American farming opportunities rather than emigration abroad.
A memory poem praises a beloved with divine sunshine and clover fields. The verse contrasts blissful love with the ache of unshared feelings and reflects on the value of touching others hearts through simple verse or song. From The Puritan and Trade Democrat.
Local residents from Frederick and surrounding towns return from visits in Gettysburg Baltimore and other places. A large Democratic pilgrimage forms for the Bryan Morgan Grove fair event with multiple parties traveling by bus wagon and private conveyances to participate in the Morgan’s Grove gathering.
Reports claim twenty carloads of peaches were collected by the United States Express Company along the Washington county branch of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. A partial shipment of seven Patlpots was also moved by freight. Post concerns over transport prompted Mr. Fitzgerald to halt scheduled runs and prevent departures when peach wagons waited to load. Adjournment news notes a jury verdict for the appellee inLayman v. Oompher Pampel Brown, with court adjourning to September 20 for the criminal docket. The L Hodes Brewing Company opens a branch in Columbus Gujo with O M Haines as manager. An advertisement touts a stomach cure from a South American origin, claimed to heal digestive weakness. Harper Whiskey earns a Paris exposition medal for American whiskies, with praise for Praheim Br.
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