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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1906
Page
2
The Philadelphia Ledger warns that vast federal and state statutes confound the average man who is presumed to know the law. It cites 1901 legislatures enacting about 20 000 statutes and Congress adding roughly 2 200 in one session, arguing the knowledge presumption grows gutworn and unreasonable.
Contested commentary cites pensions for judges at seventy as essential to attract capable jurists. Critics warn repealing the act would be a backward step, while supporters argue pensions are a dignity-increasing, not charity, measure.
A brief comic item notes Mrs. Knicker in a humorous exchange about her husband being an alternate dinner speaker. The snippet references Mies Slewspapen and ARTHIVE as part of the playful dialog.
A collage of casual snippets from various papers shows dialogue on marriage, manners, and everyday concerns. Topics include a proposed marriage question, a cautious reply, misunderstandings about obligations, and humorous asides about tariffs and whisky across counties.
The column reflects on Mothers' Magazine's love stone metaphor for home and motherhood, contrasting with Roosevelt's rising popularity and the coming tested leadership. It notes the president may face criticism and challenges, testing true greatness and public esteem as history shows prior leaders encountered similar moments.
A mixed poem fragment from W. Winnexocn in the New York Times blends love imagery with war themes. It juxtaposes cobwebs and morning glory with notes on January weather and a plan to seek a child together amid reflective lines.
An advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh as a constitutional disease. It claims the remedy treats blood and mucous surfaces to restore strength and offers $100 to prove any case remains uncured. Testimonials promised. address J Chenex & Co. Toledo Ohio. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Recap of church services and social visits in Barton and surrounding areas. Reports mention Rev Kaloria leading services, planned Episcopal and Lutheran services, and a Pennsylvania minister delivering sermons. Residents listed include Mrs. A D Thomas, Mrs. L Roelke, Mr. William Fon’t, and Mr. Simon Grimm.
A misspelled clipping notes the creation of an association of health care dealers from four states centered in Virginia. The fragment mentions threats and a shooting incident but provides few readable names or precise actions.
A Jamaica based overview notes Mrs. Michael Hart wife of the inspector of Cart Salve at Kingaton Jamaica West Indies endorses Chamberlain Cough Remedy for cough croup and whooping cough. She trusts the product and would not be without it at home. Sold by L Pearre's Drug Store.
Defense in Norman Hapgood case reviews Town Topics methods and news handling. Witnesses describe editorial ties to City Magistrate Josaph Devel and Justice Van Brunt, with references to articles and a 1805 Town Topics piece.
Mrs Mollie Holt of Woodford Tennessee was deemed near death after severe coughing fits. Dr. Klog's New Discovery was given at the urging of J O R Hower and reportedly sparked steady improvement until full recovery. Trial bottle offered free at A L Pearre, Druggist, with guaranteed care for coughs and colds at 30 cents and one dollar.
Eighteen lives were saved when the steamer Topeka rescued a life raft bearing survivors of the Valencia disaster. The Valencia sank with a heavy loss of ore and many lives. Also included is an advertisement for Doan's Kidney Pills with a Frederick testimonial praising relief from kidney trouble.
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