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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
4
An early 1900s Frederick Maryland publication notes rising costs and passage of news to readers. The piece emphasizes subscription strain, advertising constraints, and compliance with the federal mail system. It highlights marketing challenges for the independent newspaper.
A scribing about Miss Alice Roosevelt highlights intrusive photo coverage in New York. The piece argues photographers pressuring the young woman violate privacy and provoke public disapproval, noting Governor Warfield and Roose velt era concerns.
A notice highlights Poultney Bigelow offering a high price for hints about a White House wedding invite. The item riffs on press publicity and calls for more bill printing to curb legislation’s faults in Maryland.
The oyster culture bill, supported by advocates, moves to the Senate Committee on Cherry Creek Bay and Tributaries. Plan calls for legislation to regulate oyster culture with terms yet to be settled, seen as a long campaign’s triumph and nearing enactment.
The Charleston News and Courier essay urges keeping the heart young and memory bright. It notes learning at any age, cites Gladstone learning a new language late, and exemplifies continued study and kindness to others as keys to happiness.
A mix of verse and prose items notes open the door to joy and the soul, praising compassionate thoughts and hospitality. It includes poems about laughter, mirth, and the healing power of a welcoming heart, with a British Weekly quotation and a Philadelphia Ledger excerpt. Also promotes a cough remedy claim and medical advice.
Luckiest man in Ark, Brites H L Stanley of Brana, credits restoration of his wife's health to Dr fortune Kingson Discovery for Consumption. He claims his wife improved after twelve bottles. the remedy supposedly cures coughs and chest ailments with money-back guarantee. Trial bottle offered at $0.50 and $1.00.
A letter to The News argues against repealing the Shoemaker road law and calls for continued state aided road construction under county supervision. The piece defends macadam and turnpike experiments, notes costs to taxpayers, and urges progress toward permanent, well built roads without gatekeepers. It criticizes opposition as short-sighted and emphasizes benefits to property values and county development.
Supreme Court sustains Henry H. Rogers position and refuses to compel him to answer further questions in the Missouri suit against Standard Oil Company Indiana Waters-Pierce Oil and Republic Oil. Justice Glidersleeve notes the Missouri court of original jurisdiction should decide the matter.
President persuades Secretary Shaw to remain in the cabinet. reports say he planned to retire but was urged to stay. Concurrent notes mention an inquiry into New York coal companies and a letter discussing paint coverage standards from Westerly, Rhode Island.
John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers delivers an ultimatum to the central competitive district joint scale committee. He demands a wage increase or no agreement, with miners vocal and support for a minimum boost. the exact percentage remains undecided while a 7.55 percent figure is noted in the discussion.
A Frederick reader testifies that backache, caused by prolonged standing and bending, eased after taking Doan's Kidney Pills from Clinton Main's drug store. The witness claims the pain stopped upon finishing the box and urges others to try the remedy, noting Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo sells it nationwide.
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