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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1897
Page
4
A garbled tract covers advertising practices, mail delivery, and a Maryland political scene. It references the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, Luetgert case, yellow fever fears, Frederick Art Club, and the impact of early store closing on merchants and workers.
The issue offers a rich survey of local mews and features including The Girl About Town with September festivities and Market Scribe. It highlights an Irishman who led Malay savates, a world’s largest crose, a battle with caflsh, and reviews by Richard Mazefield. The paper promotes ads, lessons, stories, poetry, and a push by the Business Men's Association for Frederick to host a foundry and machine works, urging local support for industrial growth.
A garbled OCR passage discusses financial power, coaching, and a claim about a person named Spaln with 250000 coders. It mentions a postmaster in the State holding a long tenure and Ex-President Cleveland’s tax assessments and estate values. It notes Japan’s receipt of Hawaiian arbitration proposals and hints at Pacific Republic fortune.
A collage of satirical lines and column excerpts lampooning hangings, Turkey jokes, yellow fever comparisons, and political figures. Includes quips about Virginia executions, Paderewski hair, Bryan predictions, and a mocked European partner selection notion.
The item blends a call for an orderly primary by a Republican editor with patriotic notes urging civic involvement and a nostalgic poem about morning, children, and home life. It references political duty, honest governance, and a community tone through quoted lines and verse.
The Beaiztown Bard notes a waking morning with golden dreams and bright skies as people rise to greet the day. A Farmer reports Frederick hitting the dollar mark yesterday, marking a milestone for wheat prices and farmer optimism.
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