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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1905
Page
4
The Richmond Times-Dispatch reports large numbers of women attending public meetings for senator and governor in Virginia. It remarks that women influence civic righteousness and may impact political conditions if they engage intelligently.
A collection of editorials from Baltimore and Cumberland papers debating the Poe amendment, campaign documents, and the role of bystander innocence in auto fatalities. It weighs the constitutional shift in primary rights and urges voters to judge by citizenship duties rather than party propaganda.
Excerpted humorous exchanges from various papers show wordplay and mispronunciations. Dialogues touch on language quirks and regional expressions highlighted by Mrs Bubbabs and others. The fragmentary clippings echo light, playful humor across era journalism.
From the Washington Star and Cifengo Chroniela pieces the article argues sanitary work on the Isthmus is the foundation of the canal project. It cites Chairman Shoot and Shontz on delaying digging for health prep, emphasizing humane housing, hospitals, drainage, and orderly prep over rapid engineering.
A poetic passage reflects on the value of a good, great man and the rewards of virtue. It contemplates wealth, title, and honor as less than inner goodness. Frances L. Brayroy comments on rest after battle and farewell, pairing mortality with peace and friendship.
The new Methodist hymn book from Northern and Southern churches reduces content by 400 hymns plus 123 new pieces. It preserves Charles Wesley’s Oh for a Thousand Tongues to Sing at the opening, reflects a shift from doctrinal teaching toward praise in worship, and aims to retain the old spirit despite changes.
A leading Russian official expresses hope for peace as a conference opens in Portsnouth. The session continues with no immediate decision. Roosevelt's peace plan has been sent to the Czar, but no final reply has been received.
A lively pound party gathered at Mir and Mrs Ethan A Wachter near Ueloa Milla on a Wednesday evening Aug 16. Guests enjoyed cakes and confections in a dining room after thanks were given to hosts for hospitality.
A minstrel spectacle titled the Belles of Blackville at Hotel Braddock drew a large crowd from Broderick and Braddock. Performers included Miss Mary Osborn Miss Laura Bruff Miss Bertie Howard and Miss Lizzie Taylor with Ned Boohn directing and Mr Stuart Haller delivering a memorable interlude.
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A London report notes a surge of American soda water fountains. Ten years ago such shops were rare, now they are common though the London offerings remain simple. The typical British soda fountain shows a single lemon squash flavor and minimal ice cream, unlike Broadway standards.
A fragmented history piece asserts Bible statistics from a prisoner in solitary, including counts of words and verses. It then shifts to advertorial claims for Hall's Catarrh Cure and related product pitches, with testimonials and drugstore endorsements.
At the German Baptist church Elder Hutchison preached on The Three Heavens last night and will preach The Yoke tonight. In Frederick City Joseph Marklay lost two fingers of his left hand while feeding a cutting machine at the Frederick City Packing Company plant.
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