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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1907
Page
4
The notice states readers will receive news by carriers in the city or mailed to any address in the United States for 30 cents monthly, $1 for four months, $1.50 for six months, or $3 annually, all in advance. Non prepaid subscriptions will be 90 cents per month or $3.80 per year.
A fragmented column mentions Frederick Daily News circulation offers and address updates, then shifts to various wartime items. It notes praise for Japanese Admiral Yamamoto, discussions of political figures and building regulations, and a proposed municipal tax plan linking fire risk to property values, highlighting fire department costs and urban funding challenges.
For the maintenance of imperfectly effective fire departments, and yes, if that half of the money spent in this way had been used in the difference in cost between combustible and incombustible ammunition, the greater part of our cities would now be indestructible.
A jumble of comments critiques killing events in Virginia and mocks political and social elites. It notes jokes about killings, Maryland Democrats’ harmony discussions, and mentions Uncle Sam Dawson backing mint jalap. References to Colonel Watterson and grand officers underline satire of Old World nobility versus American fraternal orders.
A collage of quirky lines and quotes from Yonkers Statesman Washington Star and St. Louis Post-Dispatch. It includes a joke about marriage and grasa widow, a tired gag about a toad, a funny exchange on a boss downstairs, a child fearing an angel, and a mother guiding a girl in New Jersey.
In a Swankee Sentinel excerpt from the Louisville Courier Journal the defense for Mollie Bowls and her maid discusses unwritten law in a murder case. The lawyer argues malice was absent in the killing of Posey, portraying the act as a grim but trivial incident of friendly homicide with possible implications for apology to the killer if jurors accept the reasoning.
A collection of desert mining lore warns against asking others about mines or water sources. It cites etiquette, secrecy, and defense of claims to avoid disputes and litigation, noting how private water wells and theft risks shape behavior among miners and travelers.
A fragment from a poem reflects sailors at sea longing for home and loved ones. The speaker contrasts distant voyages with the softer light of memories and the comfort of home. The piece highlights wistful themes of belonging and reunion.
Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages as a constitutional remedy. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces, building up the constitution. Proponents offer $100 for any case it fails to cure and urge sending testimonials. Sold by druggists and advertised with testimonials.
In Maryland news Edwin Warfield Jr joins Troop A Baltimore. Governor Warfield plans a homecoming week starting October 14. Edward M Hammond of Elliots City seeks chief judge, while J Wirt Randall declines Gubernatorial bid. Reverdy Johnson bequeaths 25000 to Johns Hopkins and 20000 plus library to Peabody. Senator Whyte and Senator Gorman hold talks ahead of Democratic conference. primaries due tomorrow. Wells and Bond-Mona claim victory. outcome could affect Warfield’s delegate status. A storm near Pineburg claims a farmer Samuel Davin, 7 years, perishes at home. miscellaneous notices include a lost item advisory.
By decree of the Frederick County Court of Bankruptcy on July 3 1907 trustees will sell at the courthouse door Frederick City Md the property on the southeast corner of West South and Telegraph Streets fronting 3734 feet on West South and 4934 feet on Telegraph Street improved by a back building. Terms: half cash day of sale or ratification, balance in 6 months with note bearing interest or all cash at option. A $50 deposit required. Creditors of Philip Walker deceased must file claims by August 15 1907.
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