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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1907
Page
4
Maryland Governor Warfisla pushes October Old Home Week across the state. A Baltimore conference will form county committees to plan reunions for former Marylanders now in other states, welcoming them back to celebrate with kin and communities.
Governor Warfield calls on residents who remain at home to cooperate with his statewide effort to support Lt and related secrets, seeking unity and shared responsibility during the period.
Baltimore opinion writers call for a capable governor candidate to challenge George Gaither, arguing courts must enforce written law and juries uphold duty. An editorial from the Baltimore News condemns the unwritten law as a threat to life and order, urging decisive judicial action.
A collection of old time quips and jokes from newspapers such as the Weekly, Philadelphia Record, Lippincott’s Magazine, Gotham, and the Cardiff Times. The snippets feature humorous exchanges between spouses, teachers, scholars, and doctors highlighting wit and social quirks of the era.
A compilation from several papers notes Georgia directness and legal frictions, including a man’s suit against a car company and a claim about a hotel clerk. Also referenced are gas price apologies in London and tobacco trust antitrust debates in Philadelphia, with comments on timber and forest conservation.
A fragment from MG D LENTS WITH THE MUSE titled The Man Land presents a bleak warning to a young boy about growing up. It contrasts childhood haven with a land of emptiness and regret, urging the boy to resist leaving behind toys and fairy things for promises of grown up pain and broken hearts.
Company A arrived back after ten days near Fort Howard Maryland where they trained with First Maryland Regiment and coast artillery units. They joined in a 21 hour hostilities drill against the Maryland Naval Brigade on the Isla de Oaks, with strong performances by the mortar battery and reserve crews, and reports praise for discipline, organization, and cordial reception by regular troops.
The Glidden Tour of the American Automobile Association runs from Cleveland to New York with about four hundred enthusiasts and nearly one hundred cars. The Buffalo group contributes a sizable share, and Percy Pierce, winner of the trophy two years running, leads a Pierce car among the field. Veteran Archia Hughes and Tuddy Dey praise the tour's challenges and social appeal as participants time their daily runs to fit schedules while abiding by pace restrictions.
The Frederick County National Bank urges small deposits while highlighting capital and assets. A Pennsylvania bill now bans shooting deer without visible horns, aiming to reduce accidental kills and protect hunters, with State Game Commissioner Kalbrogs backing the rule.
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