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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1907
Page
4
A promotional notice outlines that The Weekly News will be delivered by carriers in the city or mailed nationwide for $1.00 per year, with advance payment required and inducements to clubs. The text emphasizes that subscriptions must accompany every order.
The paper urges readers to subscribe for travel updates and post office mail drops. It reports on J. P. Townsend’s capture for a Portland theft, pursued across oceans to London, and argues that strong law enforcement deters crime and guarantees punishment.
A cryptic note discusses stately governance themes with playful jargon about euphylog and erp. It hints at gubernatorial topics and administrative tools, using curious terms like AATHIVE to imply hidden or archived concepts within a governmental context.
Baltimore editorials mock candidate Joseph D Baker resembling Grover Cleveland while urging practical politics. A Baltimore American remark lauds farmers as breadwinners. An Emmitsburg Chronicle criticizes county commissioners for wasteful travel to inspect a culvert and minor road repairs, calling for clearer plans.
A collage of humorous snippets and cartoon captions from 19th or early 20th century papers. Jokes touch on marriage vows, financial woes after surgery, a Dublin lawyer’s wit during a divorce case, and quick quips about love and weather.
A collage of column headlines from various papers. Harriman’s generosity to Alton is mocked, Haghas praised in New York politics, calls to define Republicanism, Bryan praised as moral, Graves criticized, government rail ownership discussed, Iowa law critique, and a quip on the term southland.
A Seattle Post-Intelligencer attache argues the federal government lacks constitutional police power in California’s Japanese question but could, if Congress acts, use uniform naturalization laws to revoke naturalized aliens who threaten treaty rights. He claims deportation could be a fair remedy without disturbing state matters.
Mr Beno S Harp and Mr H Dorsey Etchison have dissolved their partnership. Harp has moved his office from the Central National Bank building to 114 Court Street opposite Dr Franklin B Smith's residence.
The article discusses volatile wheat prices in a shifting market. Experts estimate around 90 cents as the current value, with potential rises if supply gaps widen and demand strengthens. Bankers and millers debate crop prospects, storage, and farmer expectations.
A firm signals expected expansion in capacity and opportunities to serve, inviting patronage under its established credentials. The notice notes capital of $150,000 and a surplus of $50,000 as part of its financial stance.
The Rev Zad H Copp of Bethany Presbyterian Washington DC describes a discovery that evil spirits inhabit the Sun. He says the sun satisfies biblical conditions for hell and that wicked souls must reside there after death, reconciling fear with faith.
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