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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1902
Page
6
The Philadelphia Inquirer calls the coal strike in Pennsylvania a growing national issue, noting public fatigue, high coal prices, and troop deployments. It urges legislative action to end disruptions and warns that ongoing stoppages threaten winter fuel supply and urban life.
An English observer notes American industry thrives by discarding failed machinery and outdated methods. He cites British reluctance to scrap old tools as a cause of lag, urging British educators to adopt American scientific approaches to modernize schools and teaching. The British Association debate frames scrap-heap reform as vital to future innovation.
Botwith adjusts the Cozi Strike policy raising the positive ax parameter, affecting users and developers. The change alters risk appraisal and feature toggles across platforms. Analysts note potential impact on reliability and user experience.
Various newspapers debate politics and social trends as they comment on a rumored bicycle revival. The sources contrast religious mockery with political forecasts, mentioning J Edward Addicks, Delaware, and potential Senate outcomes.
A garbled excerpt from what appears to be a 19th or early 20th century newspaper page shows dialogue about positions and salaries, with scattered dialect lines and references to a Sanator Birghan and an Atlanta Constitution excerpt. The text reads like a non sequitur transcription of public discourse and local chatter.
The New York Tribune notes the United States as a rising world power with a strong navy, emphasizing high training and readiness for emergencies. It argues for an efficient ocean force and preservation efforts, urging federal law to work in a gentle yet firm way in bird protection matters.
An unnamed narrator from Bradford County Pennsylvania recounts a voyage plagued by diarrhea and dysentery. After a friend suggested Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, the traveler used two doses and recovered, later relying on the remedy again during a severe dysentery attack. The anecdote promotes the medicine as effective.
Fragmentary verse notes describe a restless speaker awake at night in a dreamlike state. The voice questions purpose and work while contrasting fatigue and curiosity, weaving invented dialect and muted imagery to convey inner reflection.
Obituary notes record Nancy Rowland of Hagerstown turning 99 and William R. Getty Garrett county's first senator passing at 70. Other items note Robert Thornburg's death, James Mackechin's 72nd birthday, a burglary at Ellivore Office, a shooting near Hagerstown, a Mont Alto Park dance incident, Lea Miller family matters, Samuel A. Graham activity, and a Prohibition Party Congressional nomination in the Fifth district.
A 19th century notice discusses possible railroad concessions and traffic rights. It mentions Pensy Gould Walt and the Goulds, and a plan to Parellel the Baltimore and Ohio line between Cumberland and Cherry Row with options to use Western Maryland. It notes potential approval issues in Baltimore and among B and O and Western Maryland interests.
Soriousaly InJured 18 year old Miss Florence Hawk daughter of Mr Hamilton Hawk of Martinsburg W Va visiting her uncle Mr John Heffner at Jefferson. Coming home from Braddock Heights resort on Cototin Mountain the wagon wheel struck a large stone causing her to be thrown head first. A rear wheel passed over her stomach before she was rushed to her uncle’s home where Dr Orum Jefferson attended. Parents arrived with their family physician. her condition has been critical.
Special correspondent recounts a grueling sixteen mile march from Sloopton Hospice to Brig, amid snow and avalanches. The journey reveals glacial panoramas, perilous ascents, and Swiss village life as tents, hotels, and mountain chalets dot the ascent toward Zermatt and the famed Gorner Grat.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests an admiral expressed intention to keep something amid unclear context. Readers should note potential misreadings in the source. The brief item hints at a personal or official stance but lacks verifiable details.
The Eastern Milling and Export Company lists today’s market quotes for staple grains. Corn per barrel 9 dollars shelled corn 60 cents per bushel winter wheat type 3 red about 6744 vicamast 64 per tashel oats 40 cents per bushel hay 16 to 18 dollars per ton.
Town religious announcements include service times at Episcopal and Reformed churches, Children's Day plans, and sermons by Rev. John C Bowers. The Presbyterian Churchville meeting of the Baltimore Presbytery is set for October 6 and 7 at Churchville with moderator Rev. Harry S. Eaker.
A report on a stenallight claimed to penetrate heavy fog up to half a mile, sparking safety hopes as many accidents could be averted and drawing public interest in Hortetter's Stomach Bitters as a health booster and blood purifier for digestive and general health issues.
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