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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1908
Page
6
The article argues congressional adjournment may ease Christian pacifist tides and discusses Baltimore’s push for greater state representation and funding. It notes Taft inauguration subscriptions exceed Roosevelt’s and cites Baltimore’s financial contributions and state appropriations as a balancing factor.
A proposed bill in the New York Assembly would allot 750000 to create three tramp farm colonies on state land. Free colonies would act as labor sanitariums while incorrigible tramps would be sent to forced labor farms under magistrate discretion. Similar schemes in Europe are cited as potential models.
The readable text is fragmentary and contains no coherent event details or identifiable entities. No definite actions, people, or organizations can be reliably determined from the provided fragment.
The letters contrast tariffs on butter with calls for better local dairy products. The Baltimore News warns against rushing policy while Taneytown Record voices resistance to free trade that would hurt domestic butter producers.
A humorous collection of scanned quips and jokes from newspapers about a Hamlet performance. Readers reference a riot after the play with lines about Yorick and deadheads, a Philadelphia Lodger quip, and a footnote on a school teacher's cartoonish commentary.
A compilation of editorial reactions from Brooklyn and Boston on Roosevelt era criticism, noting attacks on the Panama Canal purchase and the presidents’ responses. References to Lincoln Grant Cleveland and public vindication by time, with Bailey’s laughter cited as dramatic counterpoint.
Fragmented text from a 19th or early 20th century column mixes poetry and ad copy. It references Mary Cavallm, Bookman, and a cry of a little child. It mentions a legion of women in a thousand years and asks how long O Lord. Also includes a Palo ointment ad claiming quick cure in days.
A romantic tale unfolds as a bashful pair leaves their old life for a fresh start in Frederick. Uncle Bill orchestrates a complete home build and outfitting, engaging Chas. T. K. Young, E. G. Crum, Martin Kemp, Wilcoxon & Brown, N. J. Wilson & Son, E. F Mobley & Bro, Welty, Carty's furniture, H. H. Landis, A. L. Pearre, and Chas. Byerly to furnish a mansion. The Frederick County National Bank helps fund the venture, marking a community welcome to the newlyweds.
The funeral for Mrs Janetta Ciem Shoemaker wife of James W Shoemaker of near Walkersville was held yesterday at St Pauls church Utica with Rev M Hench officiating. She died after a year long illness aged 55 years 4 months 28 days and leaves a husband and two devoted sons. Floral tributes included a large cram over the casket. Bearers were Theodore Stauffer Sidney Wachter Edile K Davildseu Armetrong McKinney Charles H Zimmerman and Walter Zimmerman. Burial followed at Utica Cemetery. Putman Creager Walkersville funeral directors.
A jury in Williamsport ruled the bridge collapse was caused by faulty concrete piers and blamed the engineer and bridge foreman for the disaster. Five men were killed and four injured when the traveling crane failed during construction, prompting questions about prosecutions and responsibility.
The Empty Stocking Association will hold its annual distribution at the City Opera House Wednesday at 3 o’clock. About 400 children will receive stock dogs filled with toys nuts candy and oranges. Girls get a doll and boys a ball.127
Herald Square Comic Opera Company arrived in Frederick from Martinsburg West Virginia and is quartered at the New City Hotel. Manager Picquet and troupe plan a week of rest with occasional rehearsals for new features in A Trip to India at the City Opera House.
The annual Frederick County Bible Society meeting will be held at the Evangelical Lutheran church on Sunday evening January 17. Rev. Dr. John Roachr traton of the Seventh Baptist church in Baltimore will deliver the address. The arrangements committee includes Prof. Charles W. Ely Ernest Helfenstein and W. N alliffe.
The Frederick post office lists advertised letters remaining Saturday December 19 1908. Applicants must call for advertised letters. unclaimed letters after two weeks go to the dead letter office. Names include Aaron Ecker and several ladies such as Mrs Caroline Davis and Mrs Jennie Giray among others.
A reader shares a testimonial extolling Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a cure for frequent colds and throat issues. Mrs. White of Butler Tennessee recounts relief after using the product for several years, noting improved throat and overall health. The ad promotes purchase at Pearrer's Modern Pharmacy.
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