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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1901
Page
4
A collection of items from The Daily News and Weekly News covers weather, census scrutiny, court inquiries, and agricultural progress. It highlights the Minnesota and U S Department of Agriculture research on wheat, the Kansas experiment model, and the potential global impact of yields, with Frederick Maryland references and Republican concerns about lists and inquiries.
A fragmented historical lament asserts that laws foster anarchy while upholding religious liberty. It condemns those denying God or opposing government, praises President McKinley and Roosevelt, and notes public political opposition fading when national crisis arises.
The Perryville Record and Marlboro Gazette echo somber, reflective sentiments from diverse political groups urging resignation, unity, and acceptance. They stress humility, endurance, and a worldview that values nature as guidance, urging calm, duty, and philosophical acceptance amid sorrow.
A collage of humor and dialogue from various papers. Snippets touch on Bridget questioning a boy, a boastful Indadean, a smooth faced girl, cowboy life, Judge Moonshine and Kentucky distilling, a Bohemian, and a wife in a new gown with a floral corsage. The pieces read like light vignettes.
The Washington Star editorializes on the nation's grief after the president's death, praising renewed religious unity and softened worldly responses. It notes churches crowded, hymns revived, and with death a call to higher thought, shared by denominations and faiths alike. It compares the current moment to the 1893 Chicago religious gathering, stressing a universal spiritual impulse.
A mixed 19th century prose item laments President McKinoley's death and notes the living memory in hearts. It references solace in heaven and faith, concluding with a separate note on Telephoning Across the Ocean and a promotional blurb for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters touting cures for stomach and nervous disorders.
A New York wine merchant keeps a curious archive of old bottles including an island Bahamas relic from Nassau believed to be the oldest liquor bottle in America. The collection features a 1810 Madeira bottle from Charleston, a 125 year old Viennese form, and the first American gin bottle from the Schuch fidt estate with a pouter pigeon shape. Other items show railroad bottles with rail car scenes and mottoes, portraits of George Washington and Zachary Taylor, two faced summer and winter motifs, monks on an apostle bottle once condemned by the pope, and assorted embossed designs.
A New York Press report describes a small coastal community in Britain known as sea gypsies. About 600 remain. they live on the sea, rarely land, speak little, and work quirks like shellfishing from old boats. They are of Norse or Danish descent and maintain near-pure seafaring customs.
The Western political scene is a profession per the author Life and Sport In California. A district attorney race featured two candidates, one a veteran, the other a first-time contender. The veteran boasted of experience but faced an accusation when it emerged he had been indicted for horse stealing and convicted, and he was not elected.
A Chicago Herald piece notes Norwegians honor fairies in farm life and porridge rituals on Christmas and cites Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a trusted, family friendly treatment prized by mothers for colds and whooping cough. Advertises A S Pearre as seller and Laxative Bromo Quinine as a one day cold cure.
Practical horticulture tips discuss pruning grafting soil and fertilizing fruit trees and keeping poultry shade. The text shifts to reflections on love at first sight and courting compared across cultures and the role of parental guidance in marriage decisions.
An 1842 advertisement seeks a wife to oversee a household for widows and single gentlemen. It lists attributes starting with each letter A to Z such as Agreeable Becoming Careful Desirable and Zealous, ending with an address to respond to X Y 4 Simmons Library Edgeware Road.
A collection of brief notes on frugal paper quilts made by English poor for neighbors, a quip about a factory strike labeled Hands Off, and a consumer tip on testing wallpaper for arsenic with ammonia turning blue.
Mr Martin L Cramer and wife from Kansas City Mo visited his sister Mrs Richard Harper and friends and have returned home. Mr Lewis Hurd had his house painted by Richard K Harper and sons. Mr Jacob Mensell has been very sick for two weeks. Mr and Mrs Charles Hoffman and daughter visited their parents here last Sunday. Farmers are through cutting corn. Rev J A Asper Utica charge preached a noble sermon about our late President. Mrs A P Morgan has been quite sick recently.
John T Hill colored, son of Thomas Hill, died at his Bartonsville home on Saturday of gangrene at age 19. Funeral held yesterday at 3 pm at Bartonsville church with Rev Samuel Brown officiating. Pallbearers Aston Dorsey Elvin Johnson Charles Coates William Roberts Samuel Coates Arthur Chambers interment at Bartonsville. CG Carty funeral director. Sick note reports James Forney ill on West Patrick Street. Also a testimonial for Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from J Balloway of Freeh Camp Mississippi.
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