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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1905
Page
4
The Daily News announces city delivery and US mail subscription at 3.00 per year with 50 cents monthly option. It lists staff roles including President Vice-President Treasurer and Manager, with address in Frederick, Maryland.
A garbled text block discusses weekly delivery by carriere and subscription terms for a newspaper in Frederich Maryland, noting advance payments and errors. It references the News office, a telegraph connection, advertising, and solicited notices. mentions Rockefeller gifting ten million and Standard Oil magnate’s influence on public judgment.
A French princess sets a price for a title to be adopted by an American son. She proposes a $100,000 deposit and lifetime income with inheritance of capital for the boy bearing the title. The piece notes American interest in titles and possible buyers among wealthy heirs and heiresses.
In an Ellicott City Journal commentary, the writer mocks the ongoing use of the President's whitewash metaphor, suggesting overuse is dulling public scrutiny and eroding rhetorical impact. The piece critiques political spin and calls for more candid discussion.
A garbled page note from Baltimore Sun and Cumberland News cites a lost tole in Kanous a crippled typewriter and a cotton leak claim. It mentions Howe as a welcomed topman in an era of ilovestiza with odd spellings and mixed quotes.
A collage of quips and brief anecdotes from newspaper chatter across cities. Includes humorous exchanges about propriety, public buildings, and daily life with playful mispronunciations and local color.
A collage of 19th century opinion pieces discusses Taft criticism references Grover Cleveland and the press, reviews college sports culture, and analyzes Russian unrest. It contrasts ambitious figures with a fragmented, leaderless populace seeking liberty amid upheaval.
A mixed poem piece from the Atlanta Constitution reflects on lost times and memories of youth. It blends solemn recalls of war era phrases, schooldays, and military imagery with tender lines about beloved figures and places, portraying nostalgia for bygone days and simpler joys.
Spectal dispatch to Tie News New Youk reports three deaths from a boat in this city this morning.
Special dispatch from The News on July 13 states Oscar argues M Witte's appointment as chief Russian peace commissioner.
Winds toppled a municipal light pole, a large tree near East Fifth Street, and a willow over Ostroll Creek. Shutter loss at Mr. W Eline’s residence. Hull & Reltoh sign blown down. a horse and wagon incident on West Fourth Street. Community dance at Lingenore Hills reported. list of attendees included local names.
A Sunday children's service at St Paul’s Lutheran Church Uttoa drew a large crowd, with seating at capacity and strong financial support. The program featured child performances under Charles Harper and Galvin Harper, violin and cornet accompaniment, with Rev. S A Hedges assisting in the service.
Thomas Dunyer aged 1 years died at his home in London county Virginia near Point of Rocks after a Brights disease illness. He is survived by a son in Washington and several daughters. Funeral held at his home with interment in the nearby cemetery. Funeral director A J Colbert of Point of Hooks oversaw the burial. Camp Broken reports the Rainy Camp ended after a rainy week. Last Thursday night the group caught 22 eels two bass and one fish the largest haul of the trip.
Read in this paper that Catarch Mall's Catarrh Cure is claimed as the only positive cure across all stages. Hall's Catarrh Cure is said to act internally on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease's foundation and aid nature. The makers offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure and provide testimonials on request. Also advertised Hall Family Pills for constipation.
Amos Martin, 108, of New Castle Pennsylvania, veteran of both Mexican and Civil Wars, is said to be the oldest on U S Pension rolls. Born in Scotland in 1797, he came to Canada then the United States, married twice, and fought at the second Bull Run. He resides with his stepdaughter on SL Rhody Ride Avenue and remains active with daily meals and tobacco habit in decline.
The weather bureau’s July statement reviews 34 years of data with no forecast. It lists average temperature about 77 degrees, highs of 103 with date July 18 1887, lows of 52 on July 31 1895, and average rainfall 4.62 inches. It notes records for warmest and coldest Julys, greatest monthly and daily rainfall, and wind patterns with peak speeds reaching 60 mph in early July.
In Greenmount Cemetery York a granite monument bears the line A Victim of Chloroform Poisoning and Shock attributed to a gentlewoman's neglect. The tomb marks the wife of a wealthy York merchant and the monument's maker guards the full tale saying he will not repeat the long, true story.
Mrs Oscar R B King of 172 West South Street praises Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney trouble, saying they gave prompt relief after trying other remedies. Clinton E Main's drug store supplied the pills. Foater Milburn Co Buffalo NY is sole US agent. price 50 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
Frederick County National Bank announces a certificate of re extension of its charter has been received from the Comptroller of the Currency and will be published for thirty days to notify all shareholders of the extension.
Abs. Annia Hunter of Pittsburgh, Pa, recalls illness and recovery via Electric Bitters. An ad extols a sunlit future and hymn-like verses while praising the medicine for stomach liver and kidney disorders. Guaranteed to cure, at A L Pearce's drug store, price 50 cents.
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