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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1908

Page

6

Waste of the State's Money Commission Report

The commission on balance of state officials and the Bee Byster, meeting with the Governor in Baltimore, urged abolishing unnecessary positions and reducing salaries to appropriate levels. They call for thorough study to trim the number of offices and scrap salaries exceeding work value in sheriffs, clerks, registers, and other posts. The goal is to remove waste and ensure salaries match duties.

Grllesbor Crothers Balarfee Bee Byster Consission Baltimore Ealarien Ut Segisters

Campaign rhetoric and civic energy in an anxious electorate

Fragmentary text reflects a discussion of orders for gates and competition, amid anxious commentary on governance and public activity. It cites The Newb Frederick and mentions Astrewall, with references to offhand opinions on how people rule and the coming campaign.

Mints Fates and Theorized Earthly Suspect in Chicago Tale

In a Chicago Journal excerpt, dialogue unfolds on fate and wealth with a scientist proposing Jonah was swallowed by a yuske lee Weltees and a narrator noting a landlady rather than a mother as the speaker’s creditor. The scene shifts to a pleasant-faced woman as Hartia notes gratitude to a landlady.

Mra Giles Jonah Lee Weltees Chicago Hartia Cateago Journal

German concept of hausfrau sparks debate on women education

The New York World discusses the term hausfrau as embodying historical German views of women's role in the economy. It argues liberal education for women should prepare usefulness, not undermine the home maker, and notes America’s growing colleges for women while Germany may resist shifting gender roles.

Education Ambuns Bauapat New York Bauefrau” Ag Germany Anea America

Moments With The Muse Poetic Fragment Sings of Farewell and Light

An OCR fragment catalogues poetic reflections on memory and farewell. It weaves phrases about light and the soul amid vast skies and winter’s blight, with imagery of red roses, moonlit fields, and songs carried north. The piece evokes loss and lingering beauty.

Rome

Count Week Real Estate and Court Transactions Noted

Record of real estate transfers, marriage licenses, and probate actions from the County Circuit and Orphan’s Court for the week ending August 20 1908. Includes numerous property deeds, executorships, sales, and estate filings across multiple families and the Brunswick area.

Circuit Orphane' Court Marrhage Orphane Vera Pian C. Normbod Rockwell Terract Catherin Rocilly William H. Biter Catate Piederick ‘Chy Upton W. Hammond Huckeyatown David Franklin’ Hartcock Janes Fee Helen D. Rowland Antonia T. BE. White Blue Stlige Bunmit Brunswick Canning Company Baltimore and Ohio Railrond Company Brunswick John C John C. Leather,non Et al, To Edward T. Lewis Amod M. Mauglus Mauging Francia A. Harding Baltimore Ada Catherine Schwearing Frederick Jacob &. Dutrow Ann H. Dutrow A. Dovilbisa David F. Albaugh C. B BL. E. Mullinix BE. Mullnix Marietta Grove William P. Eyler Barbara E. Eyler Frederic W. Friday Sarah E. Friday Elisabeth Smith Lewis Cram Wm. P. Fyler Barbara EB. Epter A. EB. Bensenbaugh Rhoda V. Sen‘sonbaugh Charies €. Waters Lawis Crum Adam 4 Devibies

Local Residents and Visitors Spend Time in Weynesboro and Nearby

A crowded county correspondence column notes residents and guests visiting from Al dmar Virginia and Savannah Georgia. People such as Mrs Mine fomm Taeatty and Miss Grane are mentioned along with gatherings at Weynesboro and Mt. Airy. several families including the Jacksons and Blavens are referenced with social visits, trips to Frederick, and a planned Odd Fellows picnic in Whits Oak Woods on Bathday.

Mine Fomm Taeatty Aldmar Willis Miss Grane Ktabicon Vinj McKaig Harriet Stewart MeKaig Hansan Jackson Byron Elepiden Willian Tnopkink Mt. Airy Jeanie Dorsey Deri Tenple Theo. . Stevens Clarence Blavens Mims Nellie Blevens Mariam Colling Frederick Edward Breuning Baltimore Ridgewsy Gud Jenote Gridith Will Etchison Byron Itchison Whits Oak Woods Woodsboro

Fragmentary murder trial notes and medical terms

A garbled OCR fragment references individuals like George Zivard Myers Albert J. Dyer and Morgan. It mentions a hospital or confinement and a panic attack or asthma like episode. The text is incomplete with unclear relationships and dates.

Pat George Zivard Myers Ie Albert J. Dyer Attac Quincy Meg Hostine Morgan Maleric Ripe Beonied Co

Brief Bits From the Lewistown Area

Fragmentary items mention a Sunday visit to Ft Wikes Fin neyfrock near Lewistown and names such as Wan Freed and Mabel neugate. Other words appear garbled, making full sense and dates unclear.

Ft. Wikes Finneyfrock Lewistown R. Wan Freed Sia Aie Mabel Neugate Quen Iy Wattery

Funeral of Mrs Emma S Luckett Held at Mt Olivet

Funeral services for Mrs Emma S Luckett who died in Washington were conducted by Rev Bebick of the former church in Washington. She was interred at Mt Olivet Cemetery with arrangements led by Dr J H Stone and W W Lariog.

Emma S. Luckett Waalington Mt. Olivet de. Jo-M- Bebick Washington Jh, Stone Wlariog Curry P. Bebick G. Hats

Lecture on Lee by Rev Parker at First Baptist Church

Rev William Hammond Parker to deliver a lecture tomorrow night at the First Baptist Church on Maree Robert E. Lee. Admission free with a silver offering. Parker portrays Lee as a worthy Virginian, praised by friends and revered across the nation for his noble qualities.

Lee Hammond Parker Robert E. Lee Govern Tong Ita Thoan Parker Virginia Lée Trayal

Reverend Leach Praised As He Retires

Rev Dr Samuel V Leach a former Methodist Church leader received compliments at his farewell address delivered by Rev C B Graham and W 3 in a community ceremony marking his retirement from active ministry

Leech Samuel V. Leach Methodist Ki Obureb Abouteris Sea C.'B. Graham W. 3

New Car Exhibition Adapts in City Tomorrow

A newly arrived vehicle from General Trig Co. Y will be shown tomorrow at ten at the W. E. Railroads venue. The electric car is powered by a line engine and features an escope design from North Carolina. The readable text is fragmentary but indicates a promotional event and a notable electric propulsion detail.

Wonktor “ General Trig’ Co. Y W. E. Rallios N.C

Medical Society Meeting in Baltimore Reports

Dr. B. W. de Mareen presided as president of the Oh and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland at a Baltimore gathering. Members discussed medical matters and organizational affairs in a formal session.

B. W. de Mareen Baltimore Oh and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland

William Mays D Ochan Aes Bi Overby Vows

Fragmentary text indicates a marriage vow or ceremony involving individuals named William Mays and Overby with a potential religious or formal context. The readable portion mentions vows and an onset related to a ceremony. no clear date, place, or organization is provided.

William May Apnea Apis

Salvation Army Hore. od Mes. Fory Wiltivas

Incomprehensible fragments describe a Salvation Army item with names and places obscured. Readable lines mention the organization and a person with unclear association, but no clear event or date emerges.

Salvation Army

Local Sentry: Suspected Larceny Case Involving Lewly Town

Lillian Leech reports a purse theft during a social visit in Lewly town near Bredttick. The case centers on alleged larceny by an unnamed male suspect tied to Burkholder’s funds. A court session separated two witnesses after a whispered exchange suggested a plan to rob a guest.

Lillian Leech Er Stloe Hartle _ S Arene Winchester Ee Ae Wey Lewly‘town Bredttick Burkholder Snapp Earnshaw

Typhoid Outbreak Noted In Ritchie Pernell Family Area

Reported Typhoid fever outbreak affects the Ritchie and Pernell families near Buckeye town. Several members contracted the illness over the past five years, with multiple hospitalizations and at least one death in the Pernell household. The Ritchie family remains at Embry Hospital as health workers monitor further spread.

Edward Ritchie Buckeyatown Jusien Pernell Pernell Ganey Ritchie City Hopital

Marriage License Notice From Frederick Res Moung

Marriage license notice for A marine location who visited in Washington to co Res Moung of Frederick ter Annie Daw of Gen Eeho Md.

Washington Co Res Moung Frederick Ter Annie Daw Gen Eeho

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