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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1906
Page
2
The Frederick Board of Aldermen faces criticism over exemptions for manufacturing businesses. Critics argue exemptions should aid new or struggling industries, not established firms already contributing taxes. The piece questions policy, urging deliberate, principled taxation to fund city services and equity.
A Baltimore Sun note mocks midshipmen punishment and a proposed two dollar coin for the Exposition. The Baltimore News reports insurgents failing in the House but hopeful in the Senate. The Baltimore American warns frost delays spoil the peach crop after recent warmth.
Humorous fragment from Illustrated Archives presents a dialogue between a pleasant old gentleman and a child, noting the child's age and a light exchange about living in the area. The snippet reflects vintage humor and illustration captions.
An assortment of clipped quotes and jokes from newspapers and street chatter. Dialogues touch on language learning, stock exchange speculation, slang, and a baby doll joke, reflecting casual urban humor and mispronunciations.
Congressman Weeks of New Hampshire has introduced a bill to empower trial boards at Annapolis to expel or discipline cadets guilty of hazing. The piece argues for drastic, selective actions to curb hazing while preserving naval readiness and discipline.
A collection of poem excerpts and a short verse about weather and hope. Includes lines on artistic vision, loss, and resilience, plus a brief note praising Chamberlains Salve for skin ailments with a local dealer citation.
A four day sale at Baltimore and Ohio Railroad warehouse at Locust Point moved $10,000 in proceeds as unclaimed freight from six months at various points was auctioned. Items included barrels of glucose, German sausages, dried apples and odd goods, with some buyers paying low prices for damaged or miscellaneous merchandise.
A fragmented prose piece critiques speech and timing as a busyness motif. It contrasts masculine and feminine phrasing and hints at advertising and waiting for desired things. The tone suggests playful wordplay and rhythm without a clear narrative.
Washington New Jersey January 29 A ten year old boy from Rockport near here George Force survives on milk only He will not eat solid foods and even refuses a bicycle reward His parents note his strength but believe he would be healthier with meat doctors attribute total silence of all roads to a single report meanwhile rail capitalization in the United States reaches about 13 billion dollars with Pennsylvania lines dominating and 424474 railway employees.
Report states Radomo Deminis foot was caught in a switch near Lancaster Pennsylvania and he was run down by a freight train and killed. The passage also notes a series of unrelated items including a forgery release order by President Roosevel and claims about indictments for a bank wreck. Usage claims for a cough remedy and generic advertising copy appear alongside.
Cramer and Stauffer advertise bonds stocks and mortgages with rate quotes on Fidelity bonds of 25 000 and 32 000 loans. Listings include farms near Frederick Boyd s Station etc several 20th century dwelling houses buildings lots and suburban homes for sale across towns with addresses on Patrick Street Fourth Street East Fourth Street and South Street plus a 15 acre Nonntville bargain.
Brief items note McKinley Day carnations observed by many men. New borces of United Fire Company placed in engine house. Social dance at Academy of the Visitation with Beemer’s Superb Orchestra. Public meeting about frame and servant demands. Fire company insurance for employees. Note on Hives of pious activities and a warning for bilious attacks with Chamberlain’s tablets sold by A L Pearce’s Drug Store.
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