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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1906
Page
4
The piece notes a 58 Republicans 31 Democrats and Patterson split in the Senate and cites fears over Dr. Wiley’s food germ warnings. It also covers Taft and Wattacz remarks, China defending its rights, a blunt Pennsylvanian salary remark, and praises Frederick Y M C A progress while calling for funds for a proper headquarters.
Reports from Baltimore and Annapolis note legal and political action as Pat Crows faces a kidnapping case while hearings in Jackson Smith contested election unfold. Editorials criticize public scrutiny and judge the ethics of disguising intentions amid ongoing proceedings.
A collage of overheard exchanges from Philadelphia papers shows humorous misreadings and malapropisms. Snippets feature a banker seeking vacation time, a girl asking about moral alliance, and a factory owner scolding a lax bookkeeper. The tone evokes early 20th century newsroom dialogue.
A mosaic of editorials cites Senator Patterson denouncing partisan control of treaties and defends nonpartisan deliberation. Columns from Boston Globe and Philadelphia Inquirer warn against arms races and high explosives, urging peaceful diplomacy over militarism. An New York Evening Post piece mocks intercontinental marriage as a title purchase, arguing happiness hinges on social outcomes rather than romance.
A fragmentary collage presents a voice praising a rugged, famous figure whose words guide youth, then shifts to reflections on closed doors and fading light, with quotations attributing to Chaucer and classical poets as a toast to poetry amid fading glamour.
The mother who has acquired the habit of kesping out and a bottle of Chamberlain's Colth Remedy, saves herself a great amount of uneasiness and anxiety. Courhs, colds and eretpte which children are susceptible are quickly eared by its use. It counteracts any tendiency of a cold to result in pneu monia, and if given as soon as the Sret symp toms of croup appear, it wil prevent the attack. This remedy contains nothing in Jearious and mothers give it colls a feeling of perfect security. Pearte's Crug store.
H L Stanley of Bravo proclaims he is the luckiest man in Arkansas after his wife long suffered coughing and lung bleeding. He attributes her recovery to Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption which he says cured her with time. The product is sold at A and Pearce's drug store with a money back guarantee. 50 cents and 1 dollar. Trial bottle free.
The Clover Less Literary Society held a crowded meeting with president C Hagan presiding. Members read minutes, then presented a long program of recitations essays declamations and debates featuring D Sappingi,c H Moberly and E Delaplaine among others.
A brisk but uneven market shows limited supplies for dealers with price shifts across eggs butter poultry and fish. Eggs range from 14 to 15 cents a dozen while turkeys and ducks fetch higher per pound rates. shad and other seafood command notable prices as fresh crops wind down with pumpkins near season end.
The program lists names such as Helen Zimmerman Cornelia Mc Sheery Marie Rampf and others for recitation reading and a declamation session. The judges favored the affirmative and the society adjourned to meet on February 23.
Miss Mary Biser daughter of Harvey G and Fannie Biser died of an abscess in the head after a three week illness at her home near the Nico demus Mill two miles east of Heedys ville Washington county aged 12 Funeral held today burial at Middletown Also Marshall Grumbine infant son of Mr and Mrs Marshall Grumbine East Patrick street died this morning of teething funeral tomorrow at 330 at Mount Olivet cemetery Mrs James E Dorsey wife of James E Dorsey of Howard county died Thursday night at home near Columbia of pneumonia aged 72 She is survived by four sons and three daughters She was a Miss Dizon and native of Frederick county.
Farm Lord Cramer and Stanifar real estate and loan agents closed the sale of their Ostherins and D. C. Saylor farm near Johnsville containing about 100 aeras to John J. Zollinger and others of York Pennsylvania through attorney Quy Motter for $5 500.
The Local Miart presents today’s buying prices for commodities. Corn shelled is 43 cents per bushel, wheat No 3 red steamer is 720 per bushel, rejected 610 per bushel, damaged 550 per bushel, oats 3 cents per brahet and corn per barrel 2.15 dollars.
Charles B. Fout announced a public sale at the courthouse door for Frank L. Stover trustee, an 180 acre Buckeye town farm was offered but withdrawn after a bid of 42 dollars per acre.
A wellness advertisement explains gas formation from fermented food and a sluggish stomach causing belching and fullness. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are promoted to aid digestion and strengthen the stomach and bowels, available at A. L. Pearre's store for 8 shillings.
A Pennsylvania investigation into the Pennsylvania Railroad, Philadelphia & Reading Railway, and Delaware Lackawanna lines seeks to compel railroads to confine business to common carrier duties. The Creasy resolution authorizes the AG to investigate and take legal action if violations are found, with a call for a special session if needed.
A jail inmate was caught with contraband tobacco and cigars after a break in at the Pennsylvania facility. The incident followed a separate, fatal shooting in San Francisco where Edbb Coler killed Josie Labat before taking his own life in a Grand Pacific room.
A market summary reports sustained trade in goods and seasonable items with ample contracts on hand. Coal field news hints a potential April settlement, while Chicago carpenters win a three year wage pact boosting pay by over 31,000 annually. The piece also notes local obituaries and legal notices from Scranton about lottery prosecutions and a fire of house interest in Hudson County.
A return engagement of Mrs Bertha King Baker is announced for Monday evening February 19 in College Hall. Last year she delighted audiences at the Academy of the Visitation and Wemson's College with recitals including If I Were Hung from McCarthy.
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