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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1893
Page
4
A Victorian note argues for mature political journalism over slanderous agitation. It praises Frederick Fair society activity and urges church related groups to foster intellectual meetings, while denouncing newspapers that favor personal attacks over reasoned argument to sway voters.
From the New York Herald and Vogue and Reading Herald items, the snippet notes political anger at Senate obstruction delaying repeal, plus social musings on dinner precedence and gondolier electricization in Venice. It references Lady BR and a New York man remarking on cash order for dinners.
WGRRENT COHMEST presents a muddled view of public opinion on topics from Chicago brokers to government action. The piece cites debates over legality and policy while noting reactions to a Chicago Parliament of Religions controversy and related political tensions.
A compilation of views noting higher wages and growing industrial opportunities in the South, especially in Piedmont, with claims that cotton manufacture could rival New England in quality. It contrasts pre and post slavery eras and argues the South offers superior advantages for cotton manufacturing, alongside references to wages and regional progress.
A garbled poem fragment depicts a maiden speaking of frost, harvest, and maize to please Americans. The lines reference shining leaves, forest like growth, golden bins, and a year marked by drought or reward, with tangled syntax and misspellings obscuring meaning.
Readable excerpts show endorsements from A W Fisher of South Bay City and L L Camp of Dwight School New Haven praising Paine's celery compound for maintaining health and vigor in children and adults. Additional testimonial from Prof C C Harper of Mt Carmel cites similar benefits from regular use.
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