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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1906
Page
4
The column discusses rising coal prices and a Newark inflation of public annoyances from freak advertising. Mayor Doremus condemns oversized billboards cluttering streets and railways, urging bans or stricter rules to protect pedestrians and curb nuisance advertising.
Fragmented clipping notes casual remarks from newspapers about social topics. It mentions Misa Ace Roosevelt Baltimore Pan and a Georgia woman remarrying quickly after a funeral, contrasting views on widows. The tone is editorial and scattered across several sources.
The report notes Boal's rejection of a proposed pension of 40000 yearly and asserts he never earned such money in life until Mise Gould. He was picked up, along with six families in a beggar case on horseback, and they are said to be moved to a single country or locality in Cumberland Times.
A collage of humorous exchange snippets from various papers. Lines reference romance social snubs and clever quips about chemistry business and knowledge, with each remark attributed to different publications. Read as a kaleidoscope of witty one liners.
A collage of headlines and excerpts notes hazards of certain occupations, Lodge’s stance on Roosevelt’s 1905 nomination, hazing reforms, a potential rate regulation bill, and a World critique on enforcing laws. The pieces reflect early 20th century perspectives on governance, military life, and legal fairness.
A fragmented verse piece titled Moments With The Nese expresses weather moodiness and longing for June. It blends whimsical lines about birds and the Earth’s spin with a reflective sentiment on weather and being content with life’s journey.
A Washington conference of comptrollers auditors and city officials discusses uniform municipal account classifications and statistics. Officials note chaotic bookkeeping and lack of standardization as key causes of municipal graft and excessive debt. If standardization were achieved it would clarify costs across cities and aid census comparisons.
A young colored woman in a boarding house near Virginia area died in flames after asking for help from a resident named Bacon. The lamp contained oil. no other burns were found. Deputy Coroner Russell and Chief Po Hee Jeffries investigate, calling it the strangest case they have handled.
President Teasey issues official cognizance of a famine crisis affecting thousands in Japan. The appeal urges Americans to support the Red Cross through local treasurers or the national Red Cross treasury, warning of possible calamity if aid is withheld.
The ad promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to correct digestive disorders caused by stomach failure. It claims the tablets aid digestion, strengthen the stomach and bowels, and relieve gas, belching, fullness, and stomach fermentation. Available at A. L. Pearre's Drug Store.
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