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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1907
Page
4
The Daily News announces its staff and publishing details with pricing for city and U S subscribers. Mail delivery available at 30 cents monthly or 1 09 for four months, 1 50 for six months, 3 00 yearly in advance. Weeklies via carrier or mail at 1 00 per year in advance.
A garbled notice urges readers to mail or phone their new address for summer delivery at ten cents a week or thirty cents a month. It warns readers about privacy and mentions moving plans, followed by brief editorials on public figures and railroad safety. The rail safety section notes Congress directed the ICC to study block signals and improve railroad safety with expert boards and better systems after past wrecks.
Maryland papers argue the governor’s race will attract many candidates when the time comes. The Cumberland Times notes the tobacco trust case may end with the people or the trust prevailing. Physicians warn against alcoholic stimulants in hot weather, while Mr Fairbanks claims he endured a “hot time” amid the turmoil.
Baltimore News quotes ex Governor Jackson arguing against following the old party ring. He calls Baker a weak Democrat who backs Warfisla to please the whisky crowd and praises ams stampsronos record.
A collage of clipped quips and dialogue bits from papers like the London Tribune the Spokesman Review and the Princeton Tiger offer humorous mishearings misread lines and courtroom exchanges. The samples feature drunken exchanges infelicities a magistrate and a visual gag about a button in a cane.
A Philadelphia Inquirer piece explains a new law requiring all American citizens abroad to register at a U S consulate and outlines rules for loss of citizenship after prolonged foreign residence. It notes that naturalized and native born citizens may forfeit citizenship under specific conditions unless evidence refutes the presumption.
A garbled page cites verses and snippets: lines about heart, a friend's heart, and a bow to Maud Maller. It references old favorites and poems by Euizansia Barratt, Maud Maller, and Paul Fonteroy. The fragment ends noting limited ad possibilities for the Herald and local merchants.
In Waynesboro Pennsylvania a Mennonite minister Rev Chriatien Nolt and his wife Mrs Sprenkie hosted a burglar who entered by the porch roof. The intruder hid under a bed for hours as the couple restrained him with a whispered sermon and threats to contact authorities. The thief eventually fled at dawn with no arrest.
In Ling Inland society notes a new cattle fad the Kerry cow from Ireland. Mrs Adolph Ladenburg owns a 200 acre estate adjoining Meadowbrook Country Club and has imported two Kerry cows with a third on the way, planning to cross them with Holsteins. The breed, once called the poor man’s cow, rose in price from £8 to $700 as popularity grew. Other women, including Mrs Howard Gould, are joining the fad near Eynobburg Virginia. In Burkittevillie, citizens fight to keep the saloon out, with petitions and license concerns advancing. Reverend Wasacid preached against granting a saloon license.
Mira Edna Ames of Frederick and Troy N Y is engaged to Le Roy Clartre of New York City The bride to be is daughter of the late John Ames former Ox Fibre Workata thia city manager No wedding date set The notice notes her charm and many friends in Frederick
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Cure claims a complete remedy for catarrh by internal use. It asserts to act on the blood and mucous surfaces, builds up constitution, and offers a hundred dollar reward for any failure to cure. Testimonials cited and advertised by the patent medicine seller.
Agricultural expert Shaw discusses Maryland terrain and climate, noting North Central Maryland’s stiff clay soils, Western Maryland’s mountains and coal mining, and widespread fruit and vegetable farming. He cites counties—Anne Arundel, Baltimore, and Harford—as top vegetable producers with large acreages and strong canning industry ties.
Members of Monuntsio City Council No 12 Daughters of Liberty and others gathered at Mr Ora mer’s home on East Chasch Street for a social evening. Guests named include Mr and Mrs Henry Aramet, Mr and Mrs Howard Hader, Mr and Mrs Harry Dyer among many, ending with a festive table of delicacies. Rev J W Kiracofe’s Sunday School class hosted a birthday party for Emanne Jokoby on North Market Street honoring his 62nd birthday with social time and refreshments.
If you study the subject of small savings you will be surprised at the result of your investigation. A number of our depositors who commenced their account with small sums have now quite an amount to their credit.
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