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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1898
Page
2
Historical commentary criticizes excessive staff appointments during the war. It argues many quartermaster and commissary officers were politically packed into posts and should be released as troops are reduced. It notes some officers will retire, while capable volunteers may also depart to match fewer troops.
A collage of anecdotes notes Spain’s Cuba pledge and U S insistence on adherence, plus editorials from Baltimore Herald Hagerstown Mail and Baltimore News. It cites a fundraising tally for a Schrey sword fund and hints at a sporting man’s wife puzzled by fatigue after racing and cycling.
A collage of humor quotes from various papers here. Jests about medicines children and language mix with quips about titles and war to evoke a lighthearted snapshot of early 20th century comic debates.
A compilation notes Winnie Davis as beloved in the South for unifying sentiment and culture while stirring mixed Northern perceptions. It also cites the New York Sun on naval cuts and manpower as a prelude to possible terms with Spain and the Philippines, hinting at strategic aims and American public opinion.
Local notice reports the Frederick Fair lineup already secured as the best in history. Directors forecast a wonderful fair with favorable weather, predicting it to be one of the largest agricultural events in the county. Delegates at the Democratic County Convention last Saturday show wide district representation and active engagement.
A poem fragment recounts a sad princess by the sea craving something new as she laments dull fairy tales and dolls. Isabel de Witte Kaplan features a September poem about changing seasons and mortality. The Maryland Woman's Christian Temperance Union holds its annual meeting in Chestertown on October 11 to 13.
The sixth apnctsary of the Lutheran Sunday School at Walkersville plans a meeting on October 2 at 1:30 PM. The Young People’s Alliance meets Thursday in the Fresby torian church lecture room at 7:30 PM. The Woman’s Bible and Foreign Mission Society of Maryland holds its annual convention at St. Paul’s English Lutheran, Baltimore, October 11 to 18. Various pastors preach morning and evening services and social events are advertised, with details on texts and activities for Epworth League, prayer meetings, and church gatherings across multiple locales.
Frostburg superintendent Mrs Jessie Bruce and Petersville assistant John Smuthers lead district officials with Mind Ella Brooks as secretary and Helen Campbell as assistant. Rev J W Norris of Ebenever Church Baltimore preached at 11 AM. A paper on home and foreign missions was read by LT Lawrence and IU Drewes. Rev C H Murry led 7 PM service and Rev J J Marry offered prayer. District Sunday School Officers were installed after collection.
At the seventy fifth anniversary services in Harbaugh valley Rev. Cyrus Cort presented copies of the 1623 corner stone service and the original subscription list led by Jacob Asrbaugh showing the church was likely named Jacob's in honor of Jacob Harbaugh. Dr J V Bahner praised the memorials and scholarly work connected with the event. Also a testimonial promotes Schiftmaim's Asthma Cure with a patient letter and purchase details.
Dr Harlandson endorses Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a safe cure for sour stomach and dyspepsia. Wuerth praises them for aiding digestion, improving appetite, and supporting heart and liver health, with a warning against excessive soda use for relief. Sold by druggists for 60 cents a package.
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