08 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1896
Page
1
The piece stresses that registration begins in Maryland counties next week and every eligible voter must register to exercise the ballot. It argues that voting strengthens democracy and condemns those who neglect registration as derelict citizens and potentially corrupt.
Excerpts from Our Learned Exchanges note mixed opinions on topics and candidates. Li Hong Chaos attracts little attention in Washington while some states may lack representation in Indianapolis contention. Yarn manufacturers curb output as ship reports signal oversupply and economic strain. Both candidates equally mistaken in remarks about money and value.
A collection ofOpinion and observational items from Frederick County recounts political fervor, farm conditions, and community events. It notes fruit yields, a rainy spell ending a drought, and social gatherings at Dr Wagner's Liberty home. Contributors include Mac Phoebus and Wm Nicodemus, with local clubs and farmers weighing in.
The article outlines Maryland nursery stock law requiring state inspected certificates for trees, plants, and vines shipped into or within the state. It warns owners face fines and stock seizure for violations and stresses preventing San Jose scale and other pests through certificates and inspections. It notes the entomologist may inspect premises at owner expense and that certificates must accompany shipments, with emphasis on stock from outside Maryland.
Information comes from Monocacy Valley Kennels owners J. Roger Masherry and Charles W. Ross Jr. Two pointer dogs, Springside Faust and Queen of Monocacy, competed at the Providence Rhode Island Dog Show under the American Kennel Club. Springside Faust won first in open class. Queen of Monocacy placed second in her class.
A narrative recalls riding a trolley to a distant town for church meeting in a bygone era. The narrator describes a warm, wary community, a singing chorus, and a parson blessed by offerings. The scene centers on shared faith and quiet, humble care across a night journey.
Testimonials received this year praise Paine's Celery Compound from female consumers including Agnes B. Qasy wife of Senator Mathew Qasy. The letter from Wassincrox May 11 1906 extols relief from fatigue headaches and a run down condition and credits the remedy with rapid repair of nerve issues and improved blood. It also notes Prof Edward B. Phelps Dartmouth lab discovery and claims benefits for rheumatism neuralgia heart problems and dyspepsia. An editorial aside warns of water shortages and urges conservation updates from the Water Committee.
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