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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1904

Page

8

Maryland Removal and Registry Law Text 1904 Act

The document reproduces an act approved April 5 1904 from Maryland General Assembly detailing removal certificates for voters. It covers when removal can be granted whether the voter’s name remains on the registry, oath requirements, duties of Board of Registry, and procedures for erasure from voters lists. It includes sections on dead or disqualified voters and how removal papers are filed and recorded. The act takes effect after passage and repeals inconsistent laws.

Board of Supervisors Board of Registry Frederick Tsy Clty Asid Board Board of Supervisors of Election Supervisors of Election Frederick City Edwin Warfield Spencer O. Jones Senate George Y. Everhart House of Delegates General Assembly of Maryland Robert Moss

The Voice Which Spoke True a Curious Victorian Tale

A sensational tale recounts Professor Adrian Babbage’s confession to Miss Ledyard and her maid Lucy. A mysterious inner monitor guides Babbage to a match he later discovers is Lucy, not Miss Ledyard, leading to a comic-pivoting ending where Lucy and the professor depart while Miss Ledyard discovers the ruse. The piece ends by asking if anyone should blame the professor for a staged romance.

Hhis Professor Babbage Society Paper Yellow Journal Women's Auxiliary Society Virginia Ledyard Florida Smith Jack Harper Miss Ledyard Ave Jack Usrper Marlda Smith California Munera Speeke Mrs. Harper Miss Smith Allent Harry Jack Harner Mrs. Jack Mlas Ledyard Miles Ledyard Lucy Woman's Auxiliary Society Lacey Flo Lacy

Resemblance Joke Between Lovers In Drawing Room

A playful exchange unfolds as a girl and a boy in a drawing room tease each other about watches and boredom. The girl’s quip that her watch “won’t go” serves as the punch line.

A Boston Express Telex Reveals a Sister’s Arrival

In 1908 news from Boston follows David Armstrong who receives a telegram from Alice Armstrong a stepchild claiming kin and heading to the Cunard line pier aboard the Saxonia. Detective Hob Tennessee notes a bank messenger’s theft of fifty thousand dollars in cash and bonds. Armstrong confronts Alice’s quick reunion and a tense departure as the plot tightens around mistaken family ties and a looming departure.

David Armstrong Armstrong Armpstrong Mrs. Dana Alice Hrainerd Hob Tennessee Dave Bob Blankton Davie Tennessee Cunard Line Saxonia Mamma Queenstown Darie Ahce Mr. Armstrong Flo Bob Tennessee Rascal

I Didnt Come From Hinkley Heights Tale Reveals Scheme

A letter from Henry Hardy and others describes a plot involving Alice at Hinkley Heights, a Beale meeting, and a plan to trick Armstrong. Bob reads the note aloud while Tenn essee and others groan as characters discuss trust and family ties. The piece closes with a Scottish classroom anecdote and a remark on advertising spurring business activity.

Mr. Armstrong Alice Bob Davie Hinkley Heights Blankton Boston Boas Beale Bo Tue Massachusetts David Armstrong Henry Hardy Mark Browning Jack Finley Freddie Tennessee Chummie Charlie Bank Trusts Armstrong Dave Linkley Heights

Wagon jack from Canada described as simple and strong

A Canadian patented wagon jack, now widely used, is celebrated for its simplicity and strength. The device uses wooden or iron pins to support the axle, with a 2 feet 4 inch lever and a 3 by 3 inch standard, designed for easy operation and durable wood construction.

Manure Versus Fertilizers in Soil Fertility

The article argues large manure applications sustain soil fertility and provide abundant plant food, especially nitrogenous matter, while fertilizers should supplement rather than replace manure. Excessive fertilizer use depletes humus, dries soils, and reduces long term soil quality, urging intelligent application and mixed use. A final note advertises 25 cent News want ads in Frederick for job or cook requests.

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