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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1908
Page
6
A Baltimore era column weighs campaign money, politicians in Annapolis, and Governor Crothers urging patience on a five million dollar Good Roads program. It argues federal funds will favor domestic highways and predicts broad growth as road improvements spread nationwide.
A fragment from the Baltimore American discusses a voter themed reform proposal and the desire for Republicans to test a county system. It notes experimental approaches and the goal of demonstrating full value, urging leaders to pursue trial implementations within the party framework.
A jumble of comic lines and brief snippets from Harper's and Chicago News columns includes quips about weariness and prettiness, mock dialogue, and a reference to Mrs Knickerbocker. It presents brief, playful exchanges without a cohesive article structure.
Fragmentary text references danger and desire for action, mentioning Timore Newa. No clear events, dates, or named entities beyond locations. Summary limited by unreadable source. preserves core fragments without inventing details.
The piece reports Oklahoma in the early 20th century era debating initiative and referendum with women pressing for suffrage. It notes women’s varied roles from census takers to deputy sheriffs and teachers, and mentions Governor and rural development ideas tied to federal and state farm support and Roosevelt era commissions.
Fragmentary poem fragment reflecting on joy and sorrow, price of earthly life, and human bargains. Cites lines about earth’s price, a priest, a devil’s booth, and a coin for a cap and bells, attributed to T. B. Arpaiia and James Rusezut Lowa.
Fragmentary text notes use of Bicklen's Arnica Salve for sores pains and skin issues with a claim of curing conditions. Mentions names and locations loosely, including public announcement style and medical remedy references.
A garbled Maryland update reports a 50 cent rate in Boonsboro and various misfortunes including drownings, a near fatality in Hagemigwa, and a shooting accident in Wilmington. It notes dairy adulteration charges in Wicomico and a Loyola College presentation at the Maryland Penitentiary.
Robert C. Hall a coal industry figure and clubman of Baltimore died suddenly of heart disease at his residence 1014 Madison Avenue Daets More. At the time his wife Mary R Hall and daughter Mira Elizabeth Hall were at Braddock Heights. The death was reported by Vernand Lewis.
A large turnout gathered at All Shinty Episcopal Chapel for the wedding of May Pearl Goodman to Cornelius Smith Moberly. The ceremony featured a Lohengrin wedding march, Mendelssohn reception music, and a reception at the bride’s home on West South Street. The couple will reside at 420 West South Street with many friends in attendance.
Pearea and Scheck present A Runaway Mother-in-law a farce where a cart laden with house furnishings rolls downhill through town. A nursemaid, a delivery wagon, a garden table and crowds are involved before the old woman falls into the river and is rescued by bystanders.
A new gutter is laid along the property of the Frederick City Profiting Company by municipal authorities. The residence of Mr. William L. Griffin on South Market Street is being intensified and renewed by a crew under Mr. Michael Kraan.
County correspondence reports Bethel church services next Sunday at 9 AM and local visits by residents. Joaeph Le and families are mentioned along with other neighbors visiting relatives, with several names and weekend gatherings noted across Croageratown and surrounding areas.
Rev. Fr. Andrew J. Conlon assistant pastor of St. John's Catholic church had a narrow escape yesterday afternoon when boarding a moving trolley near Dr. J. M. Goodman’s office on Rant Patrick street. He stumbled with a cane and fell alongside the car escaping serious injury with only a shock and a torn coat.
The funeral of Henrietta Inspiring Haker proceeded from a local church to Mt. Olivet cemetery. Rev. Thomas S. Land officiated the graveside service with nephews in attendance. Pallbearers listed include P. S. Mathiuy, Jarra Stmmel, Archie Summel, Charles Gramer, Bradley Gramer, and Robert Gramer. Interment followed the ceremony.
Katie Graig a woman about 20 years old died very suddenly at Camp Sedley Inn while fetching supper and going upstairs. Justice Alfred Ritter summoned and deemed an inquest unnecessary as death was not due to heart failure.
Real estate sale recorded as executors George H Crum and Albee J Crum sold the two story brick dwelling of the late Lewis Crum on West Fifth Street. Buyer Lewie Elmer Crum paid $910 for the property in a Saturday transfer.
An elderly reader from Henrietta Kentucky describes relief from granulated sore eyes after buying a single box of Che slain's Salve. They used about two thirds of the container with improvement and caution others to try the remedy.
The Maryland Automobile Club plans to urge the Legislature to enact a bill requiring drivers to undergo a rigid examination before obtaining a license. Osborne I. Yellett, counsel for the club, says the measure would create a jury review before driving and aims to reduce automobile accidents and fatalities on public roads.
In Aneaville Ohio Mrs. Mi fee credits Dr King’s New Discovery for restoring her husband Lee to health. A friend urged a trial, and the remedy reportedly cured his cough and throat ailments, leading to renewed vigor. The ad promises a trial bottle free and a money back guarantee at Modurit Pharmacy Soc. 81.00 bottles with a modest price for ongoing use.
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