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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1907
Page
4
The Daily News of Frederick Manitoba announces subscription rates and terms with prices for monthly, quarterly, and yearly plans. The Weekly News offers mail and in town delivery options with advance payment requirements and club incentives.
Representative Richard Bartholdt returns from The Hague with cautious optimism about arbitration efforts. He cites slow progress and stresses the need for a permanent International Court with broad participation, an obligatory arbitration treaty, and a standing body of judges to ensure impartiality among nations.
A terse contemporary note recalls a contentious exchange labeled as a scrap in the D:m oratio archive. The fragment hints at a political dispute or editorial clash with limited readable details.
The clippings reference campaign gaiety tied to rail progress on the Western 7th and Grand Railroad and note Panama as unusual for politics. Other snippets discuss irrigation expertise and a deceased man in Annapolis with local figures debating a public issue.
A collection of vintage quips and cartoon captions from early 20th century humor pages. Jokes poke fun at marriage proposals, flattery, widows, theft, and reformers, with backhanded witticisms and caricatured dialogue featuring the Judge and a boastful widow.
A collection of dainty gossip and editorials from various papers. Garrize Nation vows to stay in Pittsburg until reform, quelling fears of Cartle’s future visits. Remarks on public names, canteen reform, and Roosevelt’s magazine interview stoke national debate.
An excerpt from Lovis Dance in Youth's Companion evokes a mother’s comforting presence in a child’s night. The speaker recalls prayers and soothing words guiding fear away, as time and memory bridge distance between mother and child. The verse centers on enduring parental love and the quiet wisdom it imparts.
A lengthy Maryland Old Home Week feature describes Buffalo Bill Cody’s Wild West show preparations, highlighting new exhibition elements, Battle of Samis Springs and Great Train Hold-Up scenes, and a bustling program leading to Hagerstown and Baltimore. The piece includes Governor Warfield’s invitation letter urging Marylanders to return for the celebration with parades, pageantry, and special travel rates.
Rev Father Rodock visits old Catholic communities in Middletown Valley touring Braddock Heights and Middletown. He attends Mass at Montevao Hospital, is greeted by officials, and shares breakfast with the superintendent before traveling with Sir Anthony Wickles to reminisce about childhood days and Jesuit teaching traditions.
A delightful musicale was presented in the town hall of Thurmont by Frederick Manovercher for Saint Stephen's church. Selections were well rendered and warmly received. Assisted by Miss Fannie Landera and Miss Katherine Slagle as captains, with readers Alias Sacha Baright and Br. Francis K. Litele, Mr. Robert Burck, vlo Haist, and Dr. Lewis A. Burck, with Mrs. Mary Breckel Burck on accompaniment and as director.
A social gathering tonight at Brad dock Heighte's Nibrah Cottage features a euchre party and dance. The onstage area is decked with flowers and Japanese lanterns for a festive mood.
The News notes the new Htchison Furniture Store in Frederick led by W H Betchison and his brother M Al Htobson. The venture follows W H Bichleon’s long furniture and undertaking career and promises expanded stock, modern equipment, and careful service to old friends.
The September term of the court opens Monday at 10 o clock. It is a grand jury term. The docket lists 35 appeals 94 trials 47 originals and 44 criminal cases.
Made General Arent, HY. O. Koehler formerly of Frederick has served nearly 33 years with Western Maryland Railroad Company and is named general agent for the company managerstown, effective September 8.
A dense roster of local residents is noted as visiting Baltimore, Atlantic City, and nearby towns. Names include Rev. H. L. Molsan and daughter. Miss Amy Rica. Mrs. Gardner. Miss Natelie McCarthy. Mr. Michael D. Granga. Prof. Joseph A. Apple. and many others spending time in Baltimore, Shamokin, and Germantown, with returns and future plans mentioned. Several families from Frederick and Middletown are listed among travelers and visitors at local homes and at the Jamestown Exposition venues.
President J H E Apple and his family returned from Northwestern Pennsylvania visits. Enrollment shows advance from last year and strong prospects for a successful term at the Woman's College.
An elderly man from Overbrook recalls relief from long standing kidney pain after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He quotes a friend’s advice, bought at O B Main's drug store, and reports complete recovery after a few days. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo distributes in the U S. Remember the name Doan's.
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