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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1905
Page
4
Fragmented OCR text from a 19th century Daily News edition covers various topics. It mentions Roosevelt and Zionist baptism rumors, Wabash surveys in Frederick County, and Tammany Leader Murphy. It also discusses English juvenile reformatories and the purpose of separating young offenders from older criminals, noting costs and social impacts.
A garbled compilation from Baltimore and Taneytown columns references figures and events, mentioning Gen Louis Victor Baughman and political taxes. It hints at public debate over delivery systems, and a remark about Marshall Field of Chicago facing taxation and misgivings about city assessments.
A partial Cumberland Times clipping alludes to a tax dispute involving Marshall Field and remarks on his payment of taxes without grumbling, amid broader praise for humility in fame and civic duty.
A collage of quirky exchanges and stray doodles from various papers. In Detroit Tribune chatter an undertaker jokes about survival while hints of autos and strange queries float amid comic panels and captions.
A New York Herald column questions the toothbrush's role in daily life and dental health. It cites Dr Paler and hygiene authorities arguing brushes irritate gums and bacteria cause decay, suggesting sterilized cotton substitutes and urging readers to reassess brushing as a friend or foe.
Fragmented verse and a stray radio style note mix dreamlike lines of homecoming and wind songs with a Mississippi Delta cadence. The clipping references Na tional three aine and a Washington Star ad style line about whiskey prescribed by a doctor and sold by Louis Otte at The Buffalo, urging readers to mention The News.
A discussion on farm labor shows high demand due to railroad and electric railway expansion and a shift to machinery. It argues that many workers are needed year round, wages vary, and rural youths often seek city work, with the need for industrious, reliable labor to harvest and distribute crops.
A history of Maryland railroad tax treatment notes the state receives little revenue from corporations. It details valuations of rail properties, past exemptions for the Baltimore and Ohio, and a 0.5 percent gross receipts compromise on the Washington branch, with annual receipts far below potential. It mentions Union Railroad assets and tolls at Union Station.
Fragmentary timetable notes show arrival and departure markers for Hancock Cherry Run Clear Spring and Hagerstown. It lists times like 10 05 10 13 and 8 50L with several brackets and unreadable segments, suggesting a transit schedule excerpt.
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