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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1906
Page
4
The Daily News advertises subscription options for six or twelve months with payment in advance. It invites advertisements and correspondence from readers and businesses, listing contact details and urging prompt enclosures and delivery within the city.
The piece notes Frederick may host an Old Home Week during July spurred by York and other Pennsylvania towns. The plan aims to boost economy and reunite Frederick natives living away, highlighting improvements to the city and the appeal of returning friends and former residents for a week of celebration.
Readable lines discuss a failed cigarette bill and political commentary from Annopolis and Baltimore papers. References to Albert T. Patrick and a murder trial appear alongside civic pleas about railroad profits and state city government support.
A collage of light exchanges shows Mr Nagget and Mrs Nagget arguing affectionately about love and worth. The Philadelphia Press reports a playful scene while the Chicago Tribune notes a character named Batcheller and a misheard surname Lagicn in dialogue.
A jumble of misprinted chit chat and snatches of dialogue from papers like Detroit Free Press Milwaukee Sentinel and Washington Star, including remarks on fashion neckties cigars and name initials, shows the era's light gossip voice and garbled textual carries.
A Cleveland Plains Dealer report and a Washington Star column criticize parole practices and political misuse. They contrast local parole controversies with John Jacob Astor's decision to serve as a British soldier, noting money and status influence politics and society.
A fragmented verse piece reflects on Ieavaa and nature’s cycle from March wind to spring blooms, contrasting winter despair with poetic dreams of renewal. It laments love and hope as harsh realities, while another mirrored fragment notes labor and gold in the poppy bloom and the toll of toil.
A mother who keeps a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand saves herself uneasiness and anxiety. The remedy cures coughs colds and croup in children and prevents complications when given at the first sign of croup. It contains nothing injurious and mothers feel secure giving it to little ones. Sold at A L Pearre's drug store.
The Juvenile Literary Society met at North Market Street School with EB Tyeryar presiding. Members presented recitations readings essays and debates including a vote by judges favoring the negative on a water safety motion. Adjournment set for March 2 followed by upcoming society activities.
A reader replies to The News letter about lights going out. The writer argues cheap labor harms the town and says higher wages are worth fighting for, signaling ongoing labor tensions and community frustration.
Deputy Grimes escorted Jessa Derr who received a two year larceny sentence and George Benson a five year term for attempted burglary and assault. Sheriff Martz moved Frank Smith alias Black Diamond and Frank Cobert both described as colored to the House of Correction for six months and one year respectively.
A description of indigestion symptoms such as belching and fullness attributes the problem to gas formation and low stomach function. Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are advertised to correct the disorder, aid digestion, and strengthen the bowels. Sold at A. L. Pease's Drug Store.
Special dispatch reports Wil Ham E Vanderbilt Jr after his automobile injured a small boy in Poxtepers Italy on February 24. A mob attacked Vanderbilt, he was rescued by police and jailed. Mrs Vanderbilt was taken to a hotel for safety.
Special dispatch reports Kenyon Military Academy in Gambire burned with three cadets missing and eight injured. casualties described as fatally doubtful as efforts continue to locate the missing students.
In Warsaw on February 24 an apparent assassination of Privy Councillor Kvanboff was reported. The dispatch from Potisa Russia notes the alarm and mentions possible political motives.
Wassiscrox February 21 The State Department advised missionaries to depart the interior region of Obica due to safety concerns and unrest.
Little change in the market at the base of Sop Pies. More dealers may hint at rising demand for the inner man. Prices show drops in eggs to 4 cents each, butter steady at 25 cents per pound, dressed poultry up to 73 cents, and a wide array of fruits vegetables and meats with varied cents-per-unit tags.
The will of John H. Maugans of Wolfsville is filed for probate. He bequeaths $103 to the council of the Lutheran church at Wolfs ville and $100 to several churches, with $0 to the residue to his widow for life. After her death the estate goes to legal heirs. Executors named Aaron Sensenbaaga and Harry G. Maugauns.
This morning at Groff Hill the EF team of Frederick High School Basketball Association beat the H team 19 to 13. W. Storm captained the H squad with T. Legg and L. Baghes notable for baskets. Standings list Wyon Host and Per Cené. local markets report grain prices for today with various barrel and bushel rates.
The New York Dun and Bradstreet Weekly Review of Trade notes booming manufacturers with new orders and high activity across lines, while some sectors face labor shortages and irregular leather trades. Failures rise in the U S and Canada, with months of cautious optimism as contracts for fall lines push delivery to June.
Fragmentary text describes a justice department inquiry with references to sources across the country and a format obtained from packers. It mentions an examination of claims and a hearing not directly bearing on the case, with agents awaiting information from defendants.
Luckiest man in Arkansas writes of restored health for his wife after years of coughing and bleeding. He credits Dr Rite's New Discovery for Consumption, claiming a full cure with twelve bottles. Money refunded if it fails. Justify with trial bottle offer at Pearre's druggist.
A lively social calendar item details a Pound Party at Araby hosted by Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Schindler on February 13 with numerous attendees and a late night cake and candy spread. Also covered are a large PAMILET reunion at Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Davisbiss and neighbors, and a Woodsboro dance by Walkersville youths with guests from Hanover and York Road.
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