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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1909
Page
4
The item notes rising leather costs and tariff shifts as shoe manufacturers face higher duties while a St Louis executive resigns to golf and politics. It predicts a long cold winter and a nationwide cold wave. A California labor leader critiques Gompera’s sentence and prefers martyrdom by proxy. The piece urges caution before moving ahead in tariff revision.
A mosaic of quips and dialogue scraps from early press humor pages. It parodies court talk and social chat with quick exchanges about witnesses marriages and vanity.
A compilation of brief clippings notes Andrew Carnegie on steel tariffs as a shame to take money, a Boston Globe remark about a growing precedent, and a Louisville Courier-Journal piece on Panama trips. Also admiration for Italy’s King Victor Emmanuel III for courage and relief work during Messina and Reggio aftermath.
The article extols Frederick Maryland’s rapid growth over the past three years. It notes more houses and stores, new railroad connections to Jefferson and Thurmont, Braddock colony upbuilding, a new Y M C A, two bank buildings, and electric Thurmont access. It envisions completed Thurmont road, Lincoln boulevard to Gettysburg, new hotels at nearby summer resorts, and calls for continued development.
A fragmented snippet criticizes Roosevelt described as ex-President and hints at strong opinions from a London Saturday Review context. The text is garbled and lacks clear events or people beyond the reference to Roosevelt.
Poetic fragment from Madison Cawmn and a later verse urging a balanced life through simple virtues. The text blends reflections on time, love, and moral guidance with scattered musical and literary imagery.
Transfers of real estate, marriage licenses, and court notices for the week ending January 6, 1909. Properties span Myersville, Frederick, Urbans District, and Middletown with values listed. several marriages recorded. estate actions include inventories, accounts, and guardianship orders in both Circuit and Orphans' Courts. Community groups and local officers also noted.
A large pound party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Nugbenat featured many guests listed by name. Various gains were enjoyed and guests later dined on seasonal delicacies before departing. Dinner was hosted by Mrs. Mary F. Staley for children and grandchildren with turkey, salads, fruits, and desserts in a festively decorated setting. A wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Camillus S. Baker was celebrated at 141 North Market Street Winchester marking sixty years of marriage. Baptismal party assembled at Mr. George Mehrling’s home for the baptism of Catharine Amanda Ketgon with light refreshments.
Multiple marriage notices from Woodsboro, Clemsonville, and nearby towns. Alvie Martin Etzler wed Bertie Idella Whitmore at Woodsboro Lutheran parsonage with Oscar Whitmore as best man. Calvin Anders wed Maud C. Pittinger then honeymoon to Washington, returning to Clemsonville. Other couples include H R Milm with Margaret Blessing, Geo G Brooks with Hattie Blenard, Thomas Hipple with Mary A Haines. A German government agent buys a large Indiana Hickory tree for cannon carriage tongues.
News notes include a Thom Wickard trade zone, the death of veteran printer in Cumberland, and a fatal mine collapse near the Lone-coming vein. Also reported are Dr Bayard Crane resigning as superintendent of the State Tuberculosis Sanatorium, indictments in Rockville for murder, plans for a Democratic banquet in Baltimore, mayoral news from Berlin, Peter Tome’s death near Port Deposit, Rabbi Rosenau declining a San Francisco call, Talbott Denmead's hand infection, and long service record of Richard Beall with the B and O Railroad. Rumor suggests railroad promotions and succession in Cumberland and Connellsville.
Catarrh cannot be cured with external applications as it reaches the disease end. A constitutional remedy, Plant Hart’s Catarrh Cure, is taken internally and acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It is a prescription by a county physician, made from known herbs and purifiers. Cheney & Co. Toledo distribution. Takefall’s Family Pills for constipation.
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