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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1908
Page
6
A jumble of comments warns about enforcing a municipal dog leash rule while lampooning city governance. It cites Stuyvesant Fish and his grim business outlook, contrasting high earners’ pain with farmers’ hoped gains and the broad mood of economic strain.
The Grand-Préen notes they use a substitute called ashlogles as a practical stand in for real material. They report adequate results with this substitution and describe the length of bed as not ideal but workable in testing.
A collage of odd lines and banter from various publications reveals travel talk, quips about storytelling by women, umpiring economics for fancy dress, hotel plaza chatter, and a witty remark on looks versus handsomeness. The snippets show casual humor and cross-paper misfires.
The Ohio State Journal laments rapid slang and ellipses in talk. It praises clear concise English as a duty to self and others, noting how hurried speech dulls ideas and harms conversation and education.
Fragmentary verse fragment touches on fate memory and science. It moves through musings on life uncertainty love and the distance bridged by speech. The text invokes lyric imagery and references from Across The Night and Uncle Remus Chamberlain's Colic.
Congressman D F Lefean markets a Lincoln memorial boulevard from Washington to Gettysburg, costing about 7 million dollars. Backed by President Roosevelt, Senator Knox, and the Lincoln Memorial Association, the plan envisions a 72 mile, 150 foot wide modern road with trolley access, landscaped centers, and the goal of a February 12 1909 signing on Lincoln's centenary.
Chief Clark Courd of the Post Department ordered 30 days’ vacation for all government owned mules and clerks. Rural letter carriers across the country question if the policy applies to them as letters flow in with requests for clarity. Letters from Baltimore and others seek guidance on whether the rule covers all government workers or just certain classes.
Brief notes report city fire plugs are being repainted bright red. Also mentions Mr James Palmer and family of Walkersville moving to Chambersburg Pa to open a general merchandise store. Several men went on a fishing trip and caught 23 fish. Barber shop personnel changes noted on North and South Market streets.
Frederick resident Allen C. Gosnell recounts chronic kidney backache and weather related pains, crediting Doan's Kidney Pills with relief after years of illness. Ad endorses the pills for sale by dealers and the Foster Milburn Co as sole agents in the United States.
The article explains a Chinese belief that a baby’s soul may wander during naps or long carries. If the nap is long, the mother fears the soul is lost and may not return. Carriers chant the baby's name to guide the soul home, likening it to a bird following along.
William A. Brown through attorney J F Heagy files a suit for damages against William P Holter for slander. Both reside at Braidock and the case arises from a remark alleged to have been made by Holter about Brown who is a road supervisor.
In 1872 a great war of cholera infantum emerged and Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera or Diarrhoea Remedy was introduced. It has since held a long record of effectiveness, expanding nationwide and abroad. Nine druggists recommend it, and it is trusted for severe cases. For sale Pancree's Modern Pharmacy.
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