Daily News Pushes Local Address Updates and Political Talk
A bustling column urges Frederick readers to keep the Daily News by mail for ten cents a week or thirty cents a month. It also previews political debates, noting Democrats lean toward Governor Baker, praising his moral and intellectual qualities while debating his temperance stance and statewide appeal.
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Baker's temperance stance fuels nomination debate
The article argues Mr. Baker's clear temperance views earn moral support and loyalty among voters and posit that opposing his nomination elevates Democratic defense challenges, noting critics misread the public mood and timing.
Maryland Homecoming Week Adds Buzz Across Baltimore
The Baltimore Sun calls Maryland Homecoming Week worth a year’s talk while the Baltimore American urges higher effort beyond merely doing well. Farmer Roosevelt rests from labor as the cats harvest approaches, signaling a busy season ahead for Baltimore News readers.
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Mirthful Fragments From Distant Letters and Jests
A string of humorous exchanges and witticisms from various papers and conversations. Jokes cover Mars talk telephone woes fortune telling and couple banter about seaside trips and mountain trips with light social bite. Names and exact sources not provided.
North Carolina rate conflict debated in federal state balance
The discussion compares Judge McPherson in Missouri with Judge Pritchard in North Carolina. It notes a pattern of federal and state authorities clashing over rate laws and cautions against overcentralization. The piece argues for respecting state constitutional powers and cites rail rate cases and legal principles.
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McPherson
Missouri
Missouri Lretelatore
Aasalon
United States District Court
Southern
Jaeg? Lacombe
Corporation
Moments With Tile Muse Better Than Gold
The poem extols the virtues that outrun wealth praising a healthy body and mind, sympathy, conscience, contentment, education, and a peaceful home as richer than gold. It highlights the moral and emotional riches of a simple life, authored by Fat Tug Ryan.
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Barbara Fritchie Park Proposed By Old Citizen
An old resident of West Patrick street urges creating Barbara Fritchie Park near the old Riehllos property. He argues for tearing down the house to allow a park with flowers, benches, and a spring breeze, preserving water access and improving western city sections. He questions the price of acquisition and dismisses small renovation costs as nonsense.
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Alica James
Urner & Urner
L.M Bready
Eclipse of the Moon Tonight Visible Broadly
A partial lunar eclipse is described with the start on July 24 at 10 08, middle at 11 22, and end on July 25 at 12 41 morning. Visibility spans Central and Western Europe Africa South America and North America except certain regions. The ad also promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward offer for cures and lists testimonials.
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South America
North America
Alaska
Barnesville Picnic and Tourney Draw Large Crowd
The Barnesville picnic and tournament took place at Black's Grove in Montgomery County under St. Mary's Catholic Church. A parade of visitors from Montgomery and Frederick counties attended, with Democratic candidates present for primaries and Republican talks on November prospects. The tournament featured eight knights, Hoyle winning to crown the queen, with maid of honor selections and coronation addresses by Alexander Kilgour. The Frederick Select Band and Orchestra provided music, and a large crowd lingered for dances on the platform into the night.
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Frantfort, Ind
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