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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1908
Page
6
The New York governor states he may serve another term if the party desires it, stressing public service and adherence to party will. The piece weighs potential Republican renomination, internal party opposition, and the electorate's view on reform.
A jagged excerpt discusses figures like Rockefeller and Crothers amid weather notes and civic reflections. The piece likens political propositions to theatrical events and hints at editorial phrases needing digestion and assimilation. The Baltimore American is cited as providing guidance for public sentiment.
Reading shows partial phrases about civic or legal matters but details are unclear. The readable words reference people and actions around abort and possible coastal or sea commerce, but essential names, places, dates, and outcomes are missing.
A garbled excerpt mixes threats over payment with stray lines about Americans, a belt and a city, then shifts to a doctor patient exchange. The text mentions Philadelphia, Doctor inquiry, a husband, a wife, a trip abroad, and an heiress hint, all from a Boston Transcript fragment.
The Post Office Department warns rural communities must maintain roads usable in all weather to keep rural free delivery. It will cut service where routes cannot be traversed safely, after reasonable notice for improvements. The program is not run for profit but serves many people, contingent on road maintenance.
Fragmented verse reflects on courage memory fear and duty while life’s pleasures mingle with sorrow and loss. The speaker notes a good time despite death and longing, with hopeful lines about an angelic presence and lasting dreams in Harper’s Magazine context.
A reader endorses Beip and related remedies for stomach and liver trouble after long use. The testimonial claims strong relief and urges purchase at a local Pharmacy. The piece mentions liver and stomach benefits and praises the medicine as unmatched.
News of the State reports Wenley Grove camping opened with Rev. J. A. Anderson delivering the sermon. Other items note Henry E. Kuhn of Cumberland deed of trust to W. McL. Somerville, and a defeated Annapaly bonds proposition with women active in the vote.
A silent era feature at the City Opera House tells of a royal baby swapped at birth. Twenty years later a king dies content as a reunion with his daughter and the peasant son unfolds amid pursuit and revelation.
Funeral notices detail Mary Ellen Moberly to be buried at Mount Olivet after services at 235 Dill avenue Sunday at 3. Marietta Crowe’s service occurred yesterday at Shookatown led by Roy BE L McLean, with pallbearers B G Smith Lewis F Blank Conrad Shultz M C Kefauver John H Shoemaker. Thomas P Rice was the funeral director.
A large watering trough has been erected along the Georgetown pike at the farm of the late Frank Mantz about five miles from town. Generosity of Mr. and Mrs. George Zimmerman provided spring water while travelers contributed to installation costs. The trough promises great convenience to those using the road.
James A. Bough, a bank messenger for Empire Trust of West Philadelphia, was robbed of $2000 on Broad and Chestnut Streets as he boarded a street car. The thief fled into Wanamaker's department store, eluding five detectives. The wallet was later found in a Broad Street saloon with $625 in checks inside.
The Work of Death reports the sudden apoplexy death of Mrs. Jane Biser wife of George W. Biser at their Keedynville home on Thursday night aged about fifteen. Survived by husband several children a brother T Carlton Kelley Jefferson and a sister Mrs Joshua F Biser Keedynville. Funeral from Chiat Reformed church Middletown tomorrow at noon with interment in Reformed cemetery.
During a Wednesday outing Megara, Robert and John Thoman netted 50 fine fish and 5 carp weighing a total of 22 pounds while authorities blocked a stretch of South Market Street from Clarke Price to the cemetery hill.
The Independent Hosett Gonpane held a regular quad meeting last night with routine business. An invitation to the annual Virginia State Hremen's Association meeting was declined.
At the State Aerie of Eagles gathering, C H Ekatein was re elected State ruler and Charles F Cramer was chosen as a financial secretary. The text also contains partial and garbled advertising content unrelated to the election.
In a lively look at week events in Frederick, town life centers on social outings, church gatherings, dances, and picnics at Mountaindale Brad oak Hills Foxville Manor woods and Pen-Mar. Summer heat, rail issues, and local entertainments shape the scene as July ends.
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