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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1908
Page
4
Frederick observers discuss a new "Oolisgs Hill" development proposing building lots, restrictions, and a plaza. Promoters pledge adherence to progress guidelines to benefit the city and attract investment, with emphasis on growth and improvement for Frederick.
The World asserts crime harms society and cites figures showing murders in the United States and New York City. It argues lax enforcement and slow trials fuel crime, while public sympathy favors defendants and delays hinder justice. The discussion questions causes and urges reform.
The text questions whether the Senate can pressure Taft over an issue tied to President Tae and a development project. It mentions a city council or criteria board and asks if current senators and delegates have equal options, noting two potential courses: to proceed or to hold back, with political maneuvering affecting progress.
A Baltimore article argues Maryland must provide compensation for judges matching top standards to attract and retain capable benchmen. It contends officials should ensure living expenses and a rainy-day provision, asserting the public desires a judiciary aligned with the state’s best practices.
A garbled collage of quirky lines from various papers shows odd dialogue and miswritten phrases. Some entries touch on courtship schemes, medical matters, and misheard quotes, with names and terms distorted beyond recognition. The piece reads like a lexicon of scrambled bits rather than a coherent story.
From the New York World a report on Roosevelt press clashes over Admirals Brownson censorship and withheld letters. Congress debates information limits on Panama bonds and treasury secrecy as Aldrich wields finance power. Osztelya’s return precedes further censoring of Senate material. Roosevelt’s decisions draw praise and critique.
A fragmented dramatic vignette follows a clown guiding a companion through hills and shaded trees, recalling past trades and moral musings. Amidst garbled lines, themes of fidelity, love, and fate surface, with references to celestial imagery and legendary vows.
A garbled OCR snippet describes fragmented text with stray phrases about sheets, pages, and papers. It hints at a multi sheet document or newspaper page but provides no clear event, names, or concrete details to summarize as a news item.
Clover Leaf Literary Society held a regular afternoon meeting with R. Rhoads presiding. Members presented readings, orations, debates and a general discussion, with judges selecting the affirmative in a debate on whether adentry is a better place to live. The group planned its next assembly for January 24.
The report covers a seaside ceremony near Belivar on Tuesday involving Mr and Mrs Henry A, Sebligtane bt, and others. It notes a wedding march played, prayers read, and a blessing with 82 pairs of spectacles given to the parents as anniversary remembrance.
A historic notice recalls how farmers groups including Farmers Clubs Granges and agricultural societies united to form the Farmers League a non political body to coordinate agricultural interests. A meeting is set for February 5 at Mercy Hall Johns Hopkins University to discuss farming issues and delegate appointments to influence legislation and Governor actions.
A fragmentary letter argues for animal preservation as a moral and practical duty. It contends discipline, science, and health care underpin civilization. The piece references general ideas on ethics, physiology, and education, with remarks on leadership and state responsibilities.
Fragmented notice describes advice on table remedies and a cream sold by Pearree Modern Pharmecs. It mentions deck and biduy tra fife, a keystone remedy, and an ointment promoted as a cure. The text is garbled but centers on medical guidance and a drugstore sale.
Obituary notices report Mrs John Ramsborg, aged 71, of East Church Street, died of heart disease. She was a daughter of the late Joris Berson of Uniontown and widow of Mr. Ramsborg. Survived by several children including Mary Ramsborg and D. Helio Ramsborg, with extended family. Funeral Monday at 2:30 from East Church Street home, internment at Olivet cemetery. Also noted are the deaths of Mrs Adelina L Kehler, 51, of Went Fitch Street, and Mrs Sussons J. Kessler, 73, of Washington, with services and interments planned at Mt Olivet cemetery and local depots.
A large moving picture event at the Olly Opers House featured Sherlock Holmes drawn from Conan Doyle, with many colored scenes praised by first-time viewers. The program included popular titles like Cinderella and The Goose Slipper, with a strong emphasis on novelty and visual splendor for children.
County cderespe Ridgeville notes show residents returning from Baltimore and Esleimors visits. Real estate transfers include Christopher P. Smith selling on Hast Wourth Street for 3050 to Sasson Harrison, and Emory K. O Dobleutz handling farm sale for 9220 to Dorsey Onster. Several property lots and houses change hands with multiple buyers and prices. Mealeys Meadow withdrawn. Reverend Nowlen to preach January 19 at the local place.
A fragmentary notice advertises the Lincoln J Carter melodrama Loo Proud to Ber at the Guy Opera Houses. It promises a lively stage with dramatic climaxes, original humor, and clever dialogue amid a theatrical showcase.
The eighty seventh anniversary service of the Young Men’s Bible Society of Frederick County will be held at the Evangelical Reformed Church tomorrow evening at ten o’clock. Rev. Wm E. Brown, pastor of the Lutheran church at Middiatowr, will deliver the address.
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