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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1900
Page
1
The article criticizes boxing brutes for airing domestic matters and lauds American wines at Paris Exposition. It notes rail accidents and Galveston relief needs, cites Mayor’s estimate of up to 8000 deaths and vast property losses, and discusses wine awards and mislabeling practices, highlighting American wine superiority and misrepresentation abroad.
A collage of humorous quotes from Philadelphia Press Chicago News and Washington Star recounts witty remarks about townspeople and self made men. The pieces highlight social foibles and family anecdotes across midwestern and eastern papers.
The letter discusses wine origins, European awards, and a plea for higher teacher salaries in Carroll County. It highlights a demand that teachers earn at least 300 dollars annually, suggesting 500 dollars for top teachers to improve education quality. The Carroll Record supports better pay for teachers to attract skilled staff.
A Atlantic City man bets with a twenty five cent piece in his mouth for a year and seeks New Jersey and Pennsylvania recognition. Federal Game Law tightens rules against labeled adulterants and boosts inspections. American Bar Association members discuss excessive lawmaking and its impact on courts and statutes. Harper Whiskey earns a gold medal at Paris exposition for Bernheim Bros. and is sold in Frederick Maryland.
A Riley poem shows women and love imagined with idealized hope. Two verses from Eliza Worthington Fiske and Margaret E. Sanester render aging, memory, and enduring faith in old women, framed in a period flavor from Harper's Bazaar.
Notice to creditors of Samuel B. Caskey of Brunswick Frederick County Maryland states the first meeting of creditors will be held September Sith 1900 at 11 am at 54 W Patrick St Frederick. Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other matters.
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