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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1906
Page
4
The piece notes a city canvass of water users will add 23 000 or 4 000 to revenue, accusing past delays of losing that amount annually. It mentions coal miners hopes, a Congressional nomination race, and a White House wedding card priced at four hundred dollars.
A proposal by Delegate Aa fiers in the General Assembly would exempt unacademized streets in Frederick from paving. Residents on macadamized squares oppose the change, arguing it would muzzle majority will and deny benefits of street improvements. The petition for East Second street’s first square already awaits Mayor and Aldermen, signaling broad local opposition to Anders bill.
An Annapolis Capital column notes statesmen wonder what benefits they gain from recent actions. It cites thousands of Russian nobles seeking refuge abroad and compares Russian aristocracy to US officeholders. It praises Speaker Senson for excluding outsiders at Annapolis and President Mahool for enforcing similar rules at the First Branch.
Baltimore news notes five states plan a monument to the Battle of Monocacy near Frederick. Vermont New Jersey already advocate, New York Pennsylvania expected soon, Maryland urged to contribute its share and pass the appropriation bill promptly.
A mosaic of humorous snippets and misread dialogue from New Yorker Detroit Free Press Philadelphia Record and other papers. The excerpts include mistaken phrases about dinner guests clock repairs and college boys described as bad material with playful banter and literary mentions.
From the Washington Port commentary urges averting a large coal miners strike 499,000 miners could trigger nationwide turmoil. It warns of economic distress, mob violence, and legal action and calls for labor and capital to seek justice and protect consumers.
A collage of verse and prose fragments moving from nostalgic loss to religious imagery. Poems touch on aging, memory, and spiritual solace, contrasting with a wartime like lament and a pastoral scene. An promotional ad ends with Chamberlain's Salve for piles.
An old advertisement urges Frederick women to try Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble and backache. It features Mrs. Oscar Ring of 172 West South Street praising the remedy, claiming lasting relief after use. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York is listed as sole US agents with a 50 cent price.
In a signed testimonial a man reports recovery of his wife's health after years of coughing and bleeding from the lungs. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption, stating the first bottle improved her and twelve bottles completed the cure. The ad promises a money back guarantee and trial bottle free.
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