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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1905

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Frederick tax assessment plan sparks public debate

An anonymous Frederick advocate argues against a two week reassessment limit, urging a city wide census of real and personal property. He cites ordinance text and warns a rapid revision is impossible, calling for thorough canvassing and fair valuations by the tax commissioners.

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Contemporaries Ponder Role of Sakhalin and Local Biases

A collage of brief editorial notes questions voters on Sakhalin's allegiance between Russia and Japan. Other items poke at local leaders and public figures, suggesting public scrutiny of upbringing and personal choices. The clippings reflect sentiment on political autonomy and social proprieties.

WINE TES OF MERRINESS AND OLD SAYINGS

A collage of quotes from multiple papers shows humorous overheard lines about wealth, education, and manners. Exchanges mix wit and social observation, highlighting attitudes toward wealth, philanthropy, and personal change with a city newspaper cadence.

Sour Milk Promises Longevity Through Friendly Germs

The piece touts sour milk as a life extender by using Bulgarian sour milk bacteria to fight decay. It cites studies by Metobnikot and Massol in Geneva and notes Paris sales of the beverage material. It suggests government promotion of the germ to aid longevity and references Dr. Wiley and farm imports for dairy standards.

New York Bulgaria Mosture Arthur E McFarlane Bile Metobnikot Massol Geneva Miesre Paris Matohatkod thir Wiley Agricultural Department Normandy

Moments with the MEst

An evening poem by Louise Morgar Sith from The Ont Jook explores night’s quiet, nature’s breathing, and a seeker sensing a divine presence. The speaker wanders a moonlit path, listening to a brook and birds, hoping to feel God’s hand and calm amid life’s vexations.

Louise Morgar Sith

September Weather Forecast From St Louis Prophet Hicks

The St Louis weather prophet Rev Irl Hicks predicts a active September with storms from Sept 7 to 11 and 14 to 16, rain and thunder, cooler periods by month end, possible frost inland, and strong high barometer shifts after mid month. Seismic activity and volcanic events are noted as possible concurrent phenomena.

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County Notes of Residents Visiting Kin

Mice Bertha Beles near Della visits elder Mrs. Lillie Gooley. Mrs. Ella I Poole and daughters from Washington DC spent time with sister Mrs. John M. Dixon. Mr and Mrs John Clark of Monrovia were guests of Mrs. Laura Dixon. Mrs. John M. Dixon and son Arable of Dickerson, and Mrs. Ella S. Poole from DC, visited near Moocrovia.

Mice Bertha Beles oear Della Lillie Gooley Mra Ella I. Poole Missea Lauren Nora Washington, D.C weoeke John M. Dixon John Clark Monrovia Clark Laura Dixon Arable Dickerson Ella S. Poole Washington, D. C Wim. H Orm Bockeystown Charles Dizon

Liberty Tows And Nearby Visits In Town

Local notes report visits from George Steel of Breester Pa to his mother in law William Garner in pear town. Dr Granville Radcliffe of Frederick visited his sister Mrs Francis Collebery. Atbark Rosema and two sons of Waynesboro Pa visit Edward Rosemac. John Beckey and wife of Baltimore spent several days in town. Howard Sparrow of Washington DC visits his son Harvey. Mrs Mary Lowman near town is ill with typhoid fever. Protracted services begin in the Methodist Episcopal church the first Sabbath in October. Regular preaching and Sabbath school resume the first Sunday in September.

LIBERTY TOWS George Steel Breester William Garner pear town Granville Radclfff Frederick Francis Collebery Atbark Rosamea Waynoesboro Edward Rosemac John Beckey Baltimore

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