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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1907
Page
2
The note urges prompt Christmas shopping to avoid last minute crowds. It discusses the strain on merchants and workers, notes nationwide efforts to ease the rush, and urges local readers in Frederick to complete purchases early to share in the holiday spirit without severe crowding.
Fragmentary notice notes Jamestown Exposition prize distribution and Maryland medals as reported by Baltimore Journal and Cumberland Times. Mentions a Hughes band wagon causing uproar during December days amid a distressed populace.
A fragmented Baltimore item notes opinions on wealth accumulation through constant labor and strict economy. It references remarks about a "dust bald head" and a young member of Hoare, plus mentions moves within the area, all in terse newspaper shorthand.
Fragmented dialogue snippets reference humorous misreadings and wordplay about a baby’s name Uncle Nebuchedotzzar and Uncle Noebachad, with snatches from papers like Washington Star and Philadelphia Press. Included are exchanges on wit, advice, and affection amid playful mispronunciations and social chatter.
The letter from Francis B. Livesey of Sykesville Maryland opposes Dr Joseph N W McDermark of Bow Green plan for state funded doctors in every county seat and a national health bureau, arguing it would tax farmers, centralize power, threaten existing healing faiths, and erode individual freedoms. Readers warn against new laws and advocate resisting medical trust moves while praising local health officers.
Secretary Metcalf asks Congress for a large naval budget and aims for a strong reach of ships. Editorials emphasize growing wealth and agricultural progress as foundation for national strength, urging independent naval growth rather than following foreign powers.
Fragmented poetry and carol lines describe Christmas imagery with references to Shakespeare Khayyam and seasonal joy. The text mixes verses about Christmas Day, children singing, and festive thoughts with stray phrases and misread words from an old newspaper page.
Frederick resident George W. Poste reports years of kidney distress with frequent urination and back pain. After trying various remedies, he bought Dean's Kidney Plus at E. Main's drug store and says it cured him completely. His mother also used Doan's Kidney Pills with benefit. Sold by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, NY, sole US agent. Remember the name Doan's.
Local column reports several injuries from accidents and daily incidents. Mr Taxo Stobdaker suffered a band injury. Olin Hice was severely bitten. Mrs Ollo Riog installed a new fence and repainted. Mr 0 K Gallers house under alteration. Mrs Ofin Else kettle explosion caused damage. a dramatic club plans a class play. Annie Remberg visited. Mrs Ems Blessing and others attended services. probation granted for Leas Brown. Oliver Boyer ill. M Y Church entertainment with Thanksgiving feast. Stockman family hosted guests. Walkersville Council to visit Jefferson. Bradices Lutheran church dedication noted. Friday prayer meetings and Sunday services listed. local families mentioned with health updates. fodder season noted. Salvation Army considers Atlantic liner service to Canada with financial backing needed.
L J W L Carry, cashier, swears to the correctness of the balance sheet showing capital stock paid in surplus, undivided profits, and dividends unpaid. It lists individual deposits and certified checks for Frepesien County, notes payable to other nations, and the bank’s liabilities as of the period.
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