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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1907
Page
4
A collection of brief, fragmented quotes from several papers discussing Japan’s potential moves, the risk of war, and praise for Maryland National Guardsmen who helped during a stay at Kors Howard. The tone remains informal and regional with mixed views on international tension.
Dr. James P. Angell of Michigan warns that western universities face municipal challenges and that graduates owe public duty for education funded by public resources. He cites improved Midwest governance and urges alumni to engage in practical public good, noting colleges rely on endowments and non tuition support.
A brief contemporary note from Glen Hohe concerns a local matter titled MiaowspaperAHDHHe. The item reads as a town brief highlighting community response and potential actions by residents and officials.
Across a collage of overheard lines from various papers, readers joke about court questions, juries, and guilt while reflecting on aging marriage milestones. The excerpt weaves distorted spellings and garbled dialogue to sketch social attitudes toward law and domestic life.
The Baltimore News urges Democrats to nominate Joseph AG Baker for governor. It stresses his unwavering principle, civic dedication, and broad support in Frederick County, calling him an ideal governor and invincible nominee with strong party and public backing. Ex-Governor Jackson is cited praising him.
A fragmentary verse excerpt titled Moments With The Muse presents a poem about longing and the return of spring. The speaker laments a missing beloved whose absence clouds May with fading joy. The text evokes birds, breezes, blossoms, and wistful remembrance as time stretches into forever and a day. It attributes authorship to Thomas Bailey Aldrich and notes a citation in The Nowa.
A Washington county dispatch indicates broad Democratic support for Joseph D. Baker of Frederick for Maryland governor. Local figures including Col. Boohswan Schley and Judge Alvey praise Baker’s character, business ability, and suitability, while the liquor question and temperance issue are debated as potential advantages or risks in a Baker nomination.
Ostunsville ministers from Lutheran Methodist Episcopal and Presbyterian churches announce open-air twilight services in July. Meetings begin 7 pm with a 15 minute song service at 6 45 pm, held in front of the library. Participants urge public support to promote moral and spiritual blessing in the community.
A scathing missive from a supposed editor accuses a rival of abusing language and parodies lexicon inflation. The letter, filled with garbled terms and mock insults, critiques moral vanity and pretends to reveal a grandiose scheme in the world of words.
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