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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1907
Page
4
A fragmented wire service style column questions the value of a witness stand claim about seven thousand three hundred ninety five dollars. It notes talk of BuckarsHors Washington and Tuomas Lipton eyeing the America's Cup and discusses possible repeal of the anti cantene law amid army reports linking desertions to alcohol restrictions and pay disparities.
A mix of editorials and political commentary argues many Congress members view the anti canteen law as a mistake yet fear of prohibition remains. Pieces from Baltimore papers, the Cumberland Times, and Baltimore Sun rail at reform, party loyalties, and public trust as voters face choosing between legislative and executive power while Rockefeller rhetoric and regional party shifts are cited.
A jumbled collage of quotes from Brooklyn Life Philadelphia Press and Chicago Record-Herald shows playful dialogue about births handwriting slang and a London stranger asking for hospital routes. The snippets reference a camera fiend, Shakespeares, and local miscommunications.
The Washington Herald reprints a call for disarming society to prevent tragic accidents. It notes eight year olds handling loaded pistols, a man firing when chatting with his wife, and a New York incident where a youth killed a sister believing the gun unloaded. It argues many gun owners lack good reason for ownership and warns of dangers of keeping firearms within reach of children.
A compact piece blends early modern verse lines with themes of youth, longing, and farewell. It evokes floral imagery and spiritual reflections, weaving through apostrophes to the muse and ending with a twilight crossing of the bar as the speaker seeks reunion with a guiding pilot.
The Jefferson Sunday schools rally on Braddock Heights drew about 2500 attendees from early morning to evening. An afternoon program featured Amaria Haid, with 450 tickets sold at the gate. Local reports note a pocketbook found and rewards paid, plus church services planned around September 1 at multiple sites.
Miss Ruth Bowland returns home after four pleasant years with sister. J. Suman erects an addition to Mrs. John Ahalt’s house. Charles Nichole builds a dwelling for O. B. Pools at Gapland Station. A dog killed two sheep belonging to Manning Sliter. MT. PLEASANT hosts a missionary meeting at M E Church on Sunday at 7:30. Mr and Mrs Barry Matthews return from Sparrow’s Point. Anna Star visits her sister in Ohio. Nellia Swomley visits Baltimore. Jacob Keafanvor and Mamie Vogis spend a Sunday with friends at Lo Gers and attend the camp.
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