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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1908
Page
6
The readable fragment mentions Frederick Maryland and appears to be garbled page text about local notices or articles. Key names or events are unclear due to corruption, hindering precise summary of person, place, or action.
The piece notes Wellman airship design costs and mentions possible political picks. It discusses China's plan to send four hundred students to the United States for four years, arguing the move could aid U S interests, trade, and long term Chinese development while softening prejudice against America.
Fragmentary clipping notes a past Taft appearance as a church fairy. Mentions Baltimore News and Baltimore Sun references, a Pratt named congressman, and a note about large distribution of an acceptance, all tied to a Cumberland context and a term expiration.
A collage of garbled quotes from Chicago Tribune Syracuse Herald and Puck rumors about Captain Kidd buried treasure a boastful man with a bright nose a hobo talking of beating his way around the world and a motor salon joke about hiring a chauffeur. The text reads like pasted clippings with no single coherent event.
The Washington Herald reports on a Hot Springs audience with newspaper men where Judge Taft is playfully called Mr Taft Bil and Bil, prompting reflections on the use of formal address. The item discusses deference, equality, and a potential Bush suggestion in naming the Republican nominee Bil to ease rank distinctions.
A fragment from a 19th century page features a verses about toasts to several female archetypes from a social scene. It references maidens widows wives and the merry damsel with playful tone. The piece includes decorative lines and a closing note about crosses and shared burdens.
Hanover loses to Frederick 6 0 at Athletic Park with Miller in the box for Frederick and Subway Smith for Hanover. Peaster caught for Hanover, Eling and Stock contributed with bats, while Ma long and Sellman led Hanover in several plays. Clayton named captain and player manager. Vic Miller signed. future games listed.
A fragmentary poem describes a mother weeping as a ship sails away. A baby sleeps while angels guard and lull the sleeping child aboard the sea. The verses blend lullaby imagery with references to stars, angels, and vigil over the infant.
The Board of School Commissioners met and approved changes to the County Teachers Institute date shifting from August 1 to January 4, 2000. Five days of classes will follow. County schools for white and colored pupils will reopen Tuesday, September 1.
Carroll County commissioners in special session opened bids for the steel bridge over Sam's Creek near McKinistry Mill between Broderick and Carroll County. York Bridge Co. of York Pa won the contract for 8124, a 67 foot steel span.
Thieves entered William J. Hoyle’s store at Avery Montgomery county Tuesday night, loaded a 600 pound safe on eight wheelbarrows, dragged it several hundred yards, and left it unopened. The safe reportedly contained money and the robbers fled before opening it. A colored picnic is held at the fair grounds today under Union Hospital auspices with many attending.
Eleven persons traveled to Atlantis City aboard the Northern Central Railroad this morning amid a local and general interest update. The fragmentary text notes travel and a frame of events, preserving some names and places as readable from the damaged source.
Fannie Frein surveys resort fashion on Ol Tun’s veranda scene. She describes wraps in silk and crepe de chine, Directoire coats in green, sashes and ostrich plume hats, Dutch pecks, Pierrefruche necklines, and crochet trims shaping fall wardrobes amid bridge parties and garden gatherings.
Fragmentary verse by Alfred Lord Tennyson explores love and fear within an imagined devotion. The text shifts between visions of distant mountains and vast seas, hinting at intense inner emotion and the sense of longing.
An old advertisement touts Mall's Catarrh Cure claimed to cure catarrh and persistent ill health. It lists F. J. Cheney Co as the selling firm and includes testimonials and directions in a dated format.
Local items from Locust Grove and Burkittsville recount visits and family news. Attendees include Mrs Mary Long, Mr Walter Wastler, Mrs Charlie Sharer, and families visiting relatives in nearby towns. hospitalizations, funerals, and church services noted.
A notice records Sohn HM Buchle or Phipps We Waite at Chamberlain's Colle Coleta and Dineehoes Kennedy selling the remedy Chamberlain's for diarrhoea. It claims a male patient, sixty, formerly weak, was cured and able to work as a younger man. Sold at Peatre's Modern Pharmacys.
In Zancaville Ohio residents recall Mrs Mary Tee of rural route 8 and James Joe who credit Dr Ning's New Discovery for dramatic recovery from a wasting respiratory illness. The advertisement touts guaranteed relief and free trial samples at Peirce's Morston Pharmacy.
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