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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1908
Page
6
The Virginia Bar Association speaker argued for swift judicial action and prompt administration of justice in the United States. He condemned delays, calling promptitude the great need amid debates on reform and wartime economy. The remarks reflect a national concern echoed by readers of the Hagerstown Herald.
A jokey exchange echoes through clippings from various papers. Snippets joke about a widow's ire at a funeral, a fire extinguisher gift, a judge's remark, pay per word, and light barbs about singing, Europe travel by balloon, and impractical plans.
In a town column, Evamrpopye bows to Watterson while opinions clash on heat’s impact on wheat. Tar weather is said to boost wheat yields yet harms those without grain. Secretary Loxs, noted for wit, urges steady policy. Gompers is critiqued for past labor vote claims amid recent disputes.
The New York World lauds Britain's pension plan as liberal and universal for those over seventy with low incomes, rejecting thrift tests. It contrasts Continental schemes with guarantees in Britain, noting unease over cost estimates and opposition from Rosebery. The piece cites figures from Chancellor of the Exchequer and Mr Balfour and cites Labor calls to lower the age limit.
A miscellany from the Pittsburg Gazette-Times and New York World discusses political tactics around William Jennings Bryan, a noisy park concert attendee, and a forecast of prosperity by Prof. Adams. It also notes a tax drop on whiskey, urging restraint and rational outlook amid crises.
A brief notice reports a medical cure for granulated eyes achieved by a patient named Hers with a method involving granulated substances and a stage named Marat os erate rena. The source text is fragmented but implies successful treatment and recovery.
A reflective verse piece describes a country road winding through fields and woods toward a village church and bridge. It celebrates returning home along familiar paths and the solace of rural scenes.
News notes from Maryland and nearby areas report Willard S. Dill founder of Am strong Hotel in nestertown dying of Brights disease. Annapolis hosts a field day by the Improved Order of Red Men of Maryland and DC. Albert Rinehart faces arrest in Hagerstown for escalating a 63 cent check to 20 dollars. Receivers appointed for Atlantic Biscuit Co. in Baltimore. Two Baltimore and Ohio conductors bailed pending hearings on free passenger rides amid financial woes. Suicide of Joseph D. Horner at Hotel Rennett cited as linked to revenue distress. State Highway Commission route through Arundel county approved by county commissioners. Elizabeth Oden killed at Chenaville Station by Blue Mountain Express. Samuel E. Osbourne named instructor at Lawrenceville Institute. Emma Salter, ill on West Church Street, improving.
Reitz allowed four doubles to four hits while Betts and Frederick could not solve Rumell. Bellingle struck twice to drive in three runs as Hagerstown edged Frederick 3 to 1. Umpire Brown. Time two hours.
John Lynne, a tramp, was picked up Monday night by Officer Deiter on drunken and disorderly charges. In the jail search $546 in bank notes of various denominations was found. Lynne, claiming to be 30, a Delaware native, said he was headed to Baltimore for work and earned the money doing odd jobs. He paid a $1 fine and was released yesterday morning. Chronic diarrhea relief praised with Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy.
Charleston, SC, claims buzzards as a daily city sight but disputes sensational “scavenger” notions. The birds gather along Market Street near meat stalls, fed by butchers, without carrion, and are regarded as warded residents or charlestonians.
Hymenal notice reports 87 Up-BroaDu Dr. Spencer E Stup and Mrs Mary Ellen Browrup of Charleaville wed at the bride’s home with Rev Geo W Crat officiating. Brunswick relation John Marshall Boteler announces Elizabeth Boteler engagement to Ernest Mc Dowell Bachtel with marriage planned in September.
Janae H Hareie serves as Vice President and G Albert Gilson as Cashier at the bank. Their leadership roles indicate a structured financial team guiding daily operations and customer service.
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