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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1907
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR reads as a public notices item from a past newspaper page. It mentions a printing and manufacturing company with unclear names and locations. The legible bits point to corporate notices, but concrete entities and specifics are unreadable.
A scrambled summary notes Roosevelt’s stance on a third term, mentions Roosevelt’s 1904 election statement, and discusses reactions to his possible unpledged candidacy. The text references Osmeck’s donation to Carnegie, criticism of New York, and political commentary about Roosevelt’s future plans and public perception.
A fragment notes that as trials begin for those accused of taking money many may plead not guilty. The line attributes the remark to the Baltimore Sun and mentions Mr. Bryno traveling around the country.
Fragmented lines recount a mocked convention formality and critique of wartime leadership. It notes General Broenzel on trial for treachery and a call for government accountability while praising two Maryland congressmen for age and youth, highlighting Hon. William Plokcey Whyte as senior and Harry B. Well as the youngest Baltimore member.
The text presents a collage of garbled dialogue and stray lines from various newspapers like the Philadelphia Record and Louis Times. Names, places, and phrases blur into a mosaic of unclear events, gossip, and misread OCR.
The piece critiques Senator Taylor and the political class, arguing many lawmakers are locked in longtime habits. It questions shift to reform, noting prominent figures resist change, while public duties and private gain clash with national earnings. It cites Sir John A. and contrasts talent with influence, implying Senators face limited reform chances.
The report covers a federal court session in Cumberland and a funeral in Richville for Dr E B Prettyman. It notes Catherine A Grimes aged 11 in West Prienashis and a pardon court in Rautpaliz. It mentions T J Schlame ceffel of Balti more, with forgery prior term, and charges against Miles Annie Grace Bobchitz age 17 and William Miller age 18 in connection with a court appearance and hearing set for December 30.
The Forest Service describes a creosote based treatment to prevent warping and decay in shingles. The process involves heating shingles in trays with preservative, then pressing and drying to extend life and resist weather. It aims to reduce leaky roofs and costly replacements across farms and rural roofs.
Mr J Howard Baer was injured in a workplace accident at the Market and Fourth corner this morning while using a kitchen knife. His left thumb was cut by the blade. a doctor treated him at the scene and he is not seriously hurt.
Ald and Missionary Society of Loxe's church held a public meeting December 1 with readings, solos, and prayers led by Mary Zimmerman and others. Reports note visits, illnesses, and social visits across Fergaville Bocey Ridge Lander and surrounding towns. Preaching, Sunday school, and Christmas program plans are announced, along with farm and family updates and local travel between towns.
Carroll Conclavs No 333 members elected officers on Monday December 9 including Arcabas and W B Hagar. William Bricker improves after pneumonia. Foreign Missionary Society held a bark offering Saturday night with talo and addresses. Dr and Mrs Luther Kemp and others visited Mr and Mrs Koons. Elisa Mallia Dover visits from York, Md. PGS of A will nominate officers next Thursday night. Ray Fasold recovering, Mrs Milliard Young improving. Sir Gray Hoffer ill. Mrs Martin Batts reports Mr Willie Pearl sick. Church services announced for next Sunday.
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