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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1908
Page
6
The article notes the Ana niag Club’s exception and argues no one could accept ready made offices for John Haya Hammond. It suggests Hammond deserves a custom position. It states Pennsylvania must prove good men are available when choosing a successor to Senator Knot.
Critics warn that partisan caucuses over the route risk delaying the Lincoln Memorial Highway proposal. A Baltimore congressman urges unity on one of two routes, arguing the main issue is whether the memorial highway should be adopted. Congress should pass the bill first, then a competent committee should select the route after full consideration.
A collage of humorous snippets from various papers includes barbed banter about nurses and valor in Europe, a Boston girl remark at a leap year query, a Cleveland Leader line about sting and misread signals, and an elevator man comment on a falling dose of danger.
The excerpt discusses a satirical view on weight and public figures, praising stoutness as virtue and versatility of a strong chief. It shifts to a New Idea praising Taft’s tariff critique, noting his sincerity and call to avoid excessive rates that enable monopolies influences on American industry.
Fragmented verse reflects a poem about a frosty hour and a gleaming dandelion as a symbol of beauty. It intertwines nature and memory, noting a spiritlike, yet human presence, with references to May dawn and hopeful visions beyond death.
Jacob Ephraim testifies in Victor Kaplan case and is held for trial on perjury charges. In nearby actions Frank and Roy Gaver not guilty for injuring Hoopes dwelling. William and Minerva White convicted for selling Higueron Bun in Urbans district. John and Moble Winks found guilty of keeping a bawdy house and fined. Court adjourns to January 4 1600. Ephraim arrested on perjury charge and bailed at 1000.
The dramatic hit When Women Love centers on Madge Carlton a factory girl accused of her uncle's murder. Labor union support and a sharp cast, including Harold Young and Drearner the detective, thwart schemes by Robert Dayton Eben Skinner and Eleanor McGray. Retribution follows and good triumphs.
On Christmas Day the Bruhawick Y M C A hosts multiple features. A 9 30 pool match between two local YMC A boys starts the events, followed by a 250 point bowling match at 10 30 and a 3 30 basketball game Reds vs. Opponents. Admission to the court game is 15 cents. Community notices report several residents ill or recovering, with updates on their conditions.
Miap Georgie Turner, 17, and Lawrence Price wed at Poolesville Saturday evening with Rev. H Keen officiating. The couple, after traveling five miles, were aided by liveryman Luther Digsell when money issues arose, and parents forgave the union noting the daughter’s age.
The New York Sun notes the Red Cross Christmas stamp remains popular during the holidays but warns interest may wane. It proposes each state adopt a distinct coat of arms on the wreath to sustain novelty and boost charitable donations across the nation.
A farmer named F Warren Hoffmaster was discovered dead in the road one mile south of Koedyaville. The report also notes Navy midshipmen and other scattered items including details of a reservoir collapse and various legal actions. The text is fragmented with multiple unrelated items and corrupted phrases.
The column lists numerous residents and visitors calling on relatives across the city and nearby towns during the Christmas period. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Jeans, Calvan, Leinghoy, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis, A. L. Engétprecht, Miss Lia, Mrs. Kate Thomas, Randolph Marts, Lucy Eisenhauer, Dr. and Mrs. Samuel W. Hoopes, and Col. Henry N. Emmert among others. Several travelers plan trips south or for extended visits, with family gatherings noted at South Market Street and nearby streets.
Albert Wise known as Fitz was charged with larceny for taking a watch from Charles Hoy in Kidwifer's saloon. Justice John Francis Smith heard the case. Grand Jury action expected. P Buckey represented the accused. Calvin Brown was arrested for non support and had judgment suspended on condition of supporting his child.
Hymeneal service conducted Wednesday 2000 by Reverend Em Mots at his residence near Johneville. Auction of real estate followed with Harvey R. Lense as auctioneer. At the courthouse door a 62 acre farm near Emmitsburg sold to Charis and Gad for 1650 dollars from J. Marshall Miller, qeantee.
A fragment advises caution about colds and protracted illness and touts a remedy. It mentions lingering ailments affecting lungs and a promotional line urging immediate action, with branding tied to The News. The note reflects period marketing language and health fear tactics without clear, verifiable claims.
Brief readable text mentions rats, Omo, Carr, TouEDo, and Pom. No clear event, date, or location established. Further context needed to extract a coherent incident or notice for a full newspaper card.
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