Brewers Push Prohibition Reform in Ohio Campaign
A May 5 strong push by the Brewers Association of Ohio advocates saloon reform to curb evils of liquor. The plan includes detectives, headquarters in Dayton, and coordination with Anti-Saloon League leaders to influence law enforcement and reduce disorder. The campaign aims to harmonize with reform efforts and limit drinkers and minors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salson
Ohio
Cleveland
Gatsis
L-ssra
Shabrewre
Anti-Silose League
Brewers’ Association
Assceatiza
Obis
Resigning Aide Weighs In On Party Drift
Fragmented quotes from Baltimore papers recounts tense talk around a resignation and party strategy. Reports from Baltimore Sun and Baltimore American note convention cooling, stormy mood, and calls for reform. Maryland legislators' curious questions and proposed bold reforms emerge amid the political chatter.
Homtes 37 Weekiness and Mrs Bloodysed Question
A cryptic item questions social prompts and wealth in a terse voice. It mentions modesty and new money in a reflective, slightly satirical fashion, hinting at class and lifestyle themes within a brief newspaper fragment.
Quips and Quarrels Across Papers in Snippet Gossip
Several newspaper clips present witty exchanges and aphorisms. A Washington Star philosopher notes that experience is a teacher but can ruin a gambler, while a fox asks why wolves stay gaunt and a butcher shop debate hints at consumer behavior and social bias across papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaves & Man
Washington Star
Boston Vote Reflects Shift Toward Commission Government
The Washington Herald reports Boston voters ousted Mayor Fitzgerald in a reform move favoring the commission system. The city’s debt and per capita costs rose sharply, with the Boston Herald citing contracts at high figures and alleged executive influence. A finance commission highlighted lax practices, provoking calls for broader reform beyond Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Washington Herald
Fitzgerald
Tess
Lee
Chicago
Finance Commission
Zius
Boston Herald
Cnspicions
Clrodtmatason
Wishing Land Visions From Keats Poem Parody
Fragmented verse fragment references fairies wishes and poetry figures. It parodies Keats and a Wishing Land theme with lines about dreams and deception. The reader is invited to welcome or beware the wishes brought by strange visitors at dawn.
Pitt Psi Foulups as Whitneys Musical Token Draws Crowds
The odd tale centers on widow Scacetves and her plans linked to a $2,000 bequest from Victor and a side alliance with Mr. Melon. Amid laughs and mistaken fortunes, four younger Biclon heirs face marriage plots and comic entanglements as the tale unfolds in The News.
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Pitt Psi
B.G. Whitney
Crea Aggestus Victor
Saab
The Cold Cure Tale From Dr Le Ple
Dr William Le Ple of New York, famed as cold apdalist, speaks at the New Willard Washington about coughs. He links colds to a poisoned system, dust and microbes, and poor air quality in winter, urging cleansing, temperature control, rest, and moderate exercise.
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William le 'Ple
New York
New Willard Ic
Washington
Lyra
County Correspondence and Local Notes From Petersville
County notes report visits of Berds to Thormont and Young family gatherings with Loy and Stumm relatives. Mentions Mort and Martin at Hoover's Mit, Biller’s Sunday visit, and Ogla family with Keiboltz. Also Fisher and Fruskoor, Daugherty and Elizabeth Stambaugh, Mumma and Robison daughters, Loy heading to Frederick for duties, Maxwell visiting Baltimore, typhoid illness, and church events with Rev. Sumwals.
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Harvey Ogla
Gues
Acd Bre
Jobn Keiboltz
Mro
Mig
Ison Fisher
Woayneetors
Epint
Iairs
A. Fruskoor
Daughsrby
E Tzabeth
Gietar
Jos Stambaugh
N. Mumma
William
Michaal Robison
John Way
Jobo Loy
Trederick
Oleck
Usuary Treasurar
Shortest Day Ahead and Christmas Pantomime Tidbits
Saturday brings the shortest day this week with weather chats and holiday banter. A chaotic sewer dig near Eas Choroh leads to contact with a roosting turkey and neighbors plus absurd quips about Christmas plans and stockings.
Marriage of Edna Vernon and Gerald Pitcher in Baltimore
Miss Edna F Vernon daughter of General and Mrs George W F Vernon of Baltimore and Mr Gerald S Pitcher of Breckinridge Hass were married last Saturday at the bride's home 104 East Twenty Offshatresy Rev John G Murray officiated Miss Aupa Vernon was maid of honor and Mr Abbott Doyle of Philadelphia best man A small reception followed and the couple left for Atlantic City Also notes on Christmas attractions at the City Opera House and office move of Georg L Cramsr & Son to Fradesck County Telephony and Telegraph Company building on Ess Church street
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Pitcher
Verros
Edna F. Vernon
Gsienal
George W.F Varnon
Baltimore
Gealds Pitcher
Breckior
Hass
John G. Murray
Episcopal Church
Aupa Vernon
Abbott Doyle
Philadelphia
Sirs
Atlantic City
Brida
Georgs L. Cramsr & Son
Central National Bank
Fradesck County Telephony Sod Telegraph Company
Ess
Cburch Street
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted for Kidney Issues
An advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills as a remedy for various kidney complaints including Bright's disease. It features a Baltimore customer testimony describing relief from back pain and urinary trouble after a short course, claiming the product restored normal discharge and overall health. The ad notes price 50 cents and Foster-Milburn Co as U.S. agents, urging readers to remember the name Dean's.
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Nasura
Uss Dean
Bright
George W. Nally
Baltimore
Doran
Prica
Foster-Milburn Co
Bouffalo
New York
Sels
United States
Reveeaber
Bank meeting to select directors at Frederick town bank
The Tremfererica County National Bank Frederick invites shareholders to a meeting January 14 1908 at No 1 North Market Street to elect directors and discuss amendments to Article 2 of the Articles of Association. Also reports on officers elected by Columbia Lodge 58 and Bernalda Peat G A B, plus Middletown schoolhouse plans and a Braddock church installation this Sunday at 2 20 pm.
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Ferpence
North Market Street
Columbia Ledgs
Richard Poste
W. N
Charles A Pools
Goldeborough
J. E. Duvall
O’brien
Asny Mebtring
Gideon A Staley
John Bateheimer
George W. Giver
Chilago
Jizzio D. Mich
Cincinnati
Louisville & BT
LOUSE
Harpess Furry
Winchester
Hagerstown
Smartinsburg
S. m
Hagrisonburg
Staunton
Lexington
D. Washington
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Dax
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Enginser
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Erekw
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Oortslyon
Baltimore Rews
San
Baltimore American
Maryland
Mrs. Bloodysed
Willtimy
Mantry & Douveau Riche
Mia Fparvenne
Louis
Sas
TAL Press
Ian
Ohicago
Hag Pean
Brator
Amaricaz
Bata
Essa
Josx Keats
Esalsi
Bordalisty
County Correspor Dence
Vergia Mexwell
Batimora
Eba Oestl
Elsie Schwerlog
Sumwals
Jacobz Baall
Huldebrand
Charles Cecil
David R. Hershey
North
Osroliza
Moble DeLsader
Sule
Agnes Ticmas
Stout
Ebisee
Charles Eagle
SBIEF
AT Aeneal
Hal Brown
Ethel Blanche
Leander
Ds Cordova
Frances Brooke
Sre
Brown
Missouri
City Opera House
Natura
Frederick Courty Natl Sang
TRE Feederica County National Bank
Frederick, BD
Farwury & Medman
Ntl
Batis
Qood Service
OF the
L Carty, Cashie
National Bank
Businness
Bresources
Brooks and Bonds
U. S. Treasrer
Middletown
Board of County
Oloce
Commissioners of Charities and Directions
Frederick County
Mach
Eaive
Caid
Court House
David Cramer
Samuel L. Lilly
Frederick City
Petes Hammarer
W. H Warner
Braddock
M. Hench
M. Motter
Biter
Berlin and Loretteville
C. T. EH. Young
Deel
Agen
Phaeton
BSALE
Feoreelling
Nixdorf
Dechzése
Aiddétawit
D. Baker
Samuel H. Jones
Lornust Alley
Alfred Hitter
Sal
Arles JT
K. Young
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Gall
Andegarden
Eset Perenth &T Feveral
East Sixth
West Firth St
Lewistown
W.f.é& G
Middle Town
Uchalg
Jefferson Dist
R- Fourth
N. Markat St
Patrick St
Rocky Springs
Pike
Harmony Grove
City
Acre Farm
Liberty
Central Bank
Frederick, Ltd
Thawly
Town & Mills
Houze Siwass
Meralco
SHAS
Bes? Bros
B. Berenth St
Markell
Court Street
Stauffer
W. W
Hahtman
Mulberry
Sis
Hageretown
Rid
Ald
Theodot
Wiseenos Ganttaty
Taos
Deci Gade
P.O
East
Patrick Street
Old Lutheran
Plymouth Rock
Clarence F. Miller
C. B. Font
West South Street
Frederick, Md
N. Bis D. Mantes
Ealy
Market St. Vretaries
Sttccos Net
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Frederick Ge. Fel
Tel Go
E. Church Street
Borsas
Nand
Rozane Art
Moberly’s Art Store
West Patrick Street
Frederich, 3D
Landes
Fredertoz
China
B. & H. Laps
Essenhauer’s
Esdawly &. Marks
Thooslag
Neel Estate Boucht
Church
Sama
Sult
Citizene
National Bark Eniie
Oraher & Stauffer
Joan Cr
Brunswick
Second St
Court St
Bae & Ohio
Rangord
Aachivvel
Energy
Central National Bank of
Frederick Marsiard
Storn
Cashler
Orn
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