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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
4
The notice outlines pricing for a periodical service with city delivery or mail options. Rates show monthly and yearly terms with prepaid requirements and discounts for longer commitments. Subscriptions require upfront payment. carriers and mail delivery are offered across the United States.
The piece critiques press influence and political theater, noting a rumor about a resignation and the president's defiant stance. It discusses the Eddy case drop and weighs Postmaster General Moyer's postal savings bank idea, contrasting U S needs with European experience and citing Massachusetts as comparatively well served.
A fragment notes a temporary convenience ban on postal savings banks, with the expectation that such places could evolve into larger financial institutions. The wording suggests provisional limits while signaling potential expansion toward broader banking roles.
Contemporary commentary quotes from the Baltimore and Annapolis papers discussing fairground events, a request to consult separatist leaders about the number 13, Taft's speech showing cordial ties with Roosevelt, and the Transvaal gift of the world's largest diamond to King Edward. It notes legal ownership nuances and government claims over mineral wealth as misapplied public rights.
A collage of jokes and quips from various periodicals includes misheard lines about Paris green, a talking horse, a wife and husband exchange, name meanings, a touring show’s renamed acts, a bartender’s remark, and a doctor patient exchange. The tone mimics雑 humor and social commentary of the era with garbled OCR artifacts.
Washington Star notes the anti canteen policy harmed morale and discipline by closing canteens at military posts. It cites reports urging zones of prohibition instead and argues the liquor trade flourishes outside reservations. The piece questions political motives behind bans and praises temperance via controlled access and oversight.
A readable fragment presents two verse fragments with garbled spellings. It includes a passage credited to Henry Wadsworth Longfellow about an arrow and a poem about a sweetheart asking for love through the seasons. The text appears as a damaged vintage verse page with mixed lines and typos.
The column reports the sudden death of Joan W Byrne, a Grocer of Galthereburg, and the death of Rev Alvin Jones Vanderbogars, son-in-law of ex-Gov H E Jackson, at Sarrac Lake. It notes escapes from Tal bos county jail Haston, a hospital move near Kikton 8, and Salvation Army events in Mount Airy Md. Dorchester surveyor Thomas Tsokle died after a scalding accident. Leckia, aged 58, tied to the late Quisca Leckis, also mentioned.
A Thursday week party at Myersville to honor Miss Stella Young drew residents from Frederick, Myersville, Middletown, and Hagerstown. A quartet sang beautifully, Brig. Jennie Morine performed a solo, games entertained guests, then a dining room feast featured a lavish spread.
An unoccupied log tenant house at the fork of Ijamavilla road and the Balt ers pike near New Market was destroyed by fire at night. The house was unoccupied and the loss is insured. Also horses from New York arrived for Mr. D. G. White at Braddock Heights.
An essay discusses thinking musically as reading, mental transcription from mind to paper, and the labor saved by practice. A Strand Magazine anecdote then riffs on a sharp nosed old woman disputing treacle in a grocery jug, followed by a note on the term plane sailing and its nautical origins.
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