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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1907
Page
4
Readers are urged to subscribe to The Daily News to stay informed during trips. Notices mention address mailing, 10 cents a week or 30 cents a month, and a request to mail or telephone addresses to the office. The item mocks wealth, politics, and law trials while discussing Annapolis police reform proposals and city staffing concepts.
A brief contemporary note from the Baltimore Sun reflecting relief that the Haywood case is nearing its end, noting public sentiment and political context as the issue concludes.
The Democratic press in Maryland weighs in on Baker as solid gubernatorial timber while some papers harshly criticize railroads for harms to workers. The Annapolis Capital laments the political wilderness while the Baltimore American notes public sympathy wanes after railroad disasters.
A miscellany of quips and anecdotes from travelers and professionals. A motorist guide promises inns and hospital rate lists, while a physician explains charging champagne to test patients’ affluence. Other snippets joke about headlines and a misread novel title, with regional newspaper banter.
A Chicago Inter Ocean piece argues age is only a number as King Edward VII keeps a full schedule into his late sixties, Rockefeller remains active at eighty seven, and centenarians John Bundren and Rose McGuire plan a wedding inviting guests over 90. The article promotes youth of spirit over years, noting a societal trend toward sustained vigor and responsibility despite aging.
Fragmentary reader notes present verses from a poem about mortality and a child’s longing to fly. The text cites "The Way of the World" and "Arabic Song" with brief quoted lines and a reference to ATLANTA CONSTITUTION and ALFRED TENNYSON. The fragmentary format resembles a clipped literary page from a newspaper.
Port Byron New York reports a remarkable cure claim by Amos F. Pige of a sore on his leg said to have persisted over 80 years. The advertisement asserts Bueckien's Arnica Salve can cure all sores and pledges a guarantee, available at Pearse's Modern Pharmacy for 26 cents.
Baltimore conference considers gubernatorial nomination with Frederick county delegates J Polk Biser Chas H Baughman Dr J W Downey and William J Grove among attendees Prominent Maryland Democrats including Gen John Gill Wylie Waters and W Irvine Cross praise Baker as fit for governor highlighting his character business skill and broad vision Editorials note Baker has sparked spontaneous local enthusiasm and could be a strong statewide candidate if nominated.
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