Daily News ad offers address service and political notes
A fragmentary page mentions a summer subscription offer for ten cents a week or thirty cents a month from The Daily News. It also cites political commentary on Bryan and others, plus a report on Frederick Art Club’s plan to create Barbers Fritchie Park and civic cleanup ideas for West Patrick Street, urging better sidewalk disposal and park development.
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Frederick Art Club
West Patrick Street
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Tas Naws
Barbers Fritchie
the Art
Olnbara
Municipal Art Department
Art Club
Municipal Art Department Plans to Promote City Welfare
The Frederick Art Club proposes to use various methods to advance the city's welfare and attractiveness through the Municipal Art Department. It suggests approaches to organize and support public art efforts and enhance civic pride.
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Pablo
Isdtes
Frederick
Unsafe Sounding Board Reveals Political Turbulence
A fragmented comment page shows mixed remarks on safety suppression, labor conditions, and political candidacy. Debates surface on paymaster deaths in Manila, Swedish emigration issues, and the search for Democratic leaders with strong, confident personalities.
Fragmented Quotes From Various Papers On Marriage
A collage of humorous dialogue and aphorisms about marriage and relationships from multiple papers. The snippets feature exchanges on life colors, nervous proposals, broken households, temptations, and the search for ideal partners, reflecting lighthearted social commentary.
Political fragments from 1900s newspapers mix rail nationalization and peace hopes
A compilation from the St Louis Globe-Democrat Indianapolis Star Atlen Press and Milwaukee Free Press presents Bryan stance on national rail ownership a Michigan train wreck lesson a distant peace forecast and tariff revision politics with partisan warnings and editorial fragments across several papers.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Bryan
Democratic Party
Indianapolis Star
Michigan
Light of Home and Moments with the Muse Amid Evening
A collection of verses reflecting home as a steady beacon. The Light of Home urges the reader’s son to seek constancy over worldly glitter, contrasting ambition with the hearth’s enduring flame. Poem by Sarsu J. Habs contrasts distant fame with homeward guidance.
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Ana
Sarsu J. Habs
Social World and Society Notes from Local Scene
A social page describes a pleasant party hosted by Mrs. Cordalia on South Market Street for United Brethren Sunday School youths with games singing and a bountiful repast. Other items include a straw ride from Mary Elkins’s home to Walkersville with ice cream cake and pop, and a Mountain Assembly on Braddock Heights following a hospital entertainment. Also noted are fashion items on a Maisette eye shade, balloon rest cures by social set figures, one legged peer Lord Tens, and a catarrh cure advertisement with claims of a hundred dollar reward for cures.
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Cordalia
South Market Street
United Brethren Sunday School
Lonina
Anon McGionte
Miss G. Broughton
Maesara
Markwood Harp
Rosaca Herp
Pani B Holdcraft
Ralph Higney
4Ustin Mantz
Charlia Blumsinner
George Honok
Mies Mary Elkins
Baas
Walkersville
Hiner Wachter
Mountain Assembly
Startling Brain Theory Seeks Re Thinking of Thought
Dr Joseph Simms of New York arriving in Boston from Europe proposes that thinking occurs throughout the body not just in the brain. He argues the heart influences thought and that many geniuses have abnormal hearts despite varying brain size. He cites Hamilton and Von Wartmann as agreeing with his theory.
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Joseph Simms
New York City
Boston
Europe
New York American
Simms
Sir William Hamilton
Edinburgh University
von Twartmann
Berlin
Labor Union Bank to Promote Union Members Only
A new cooperative bank and trust company in Guthrie Oklahoma City has been chartered with a capital stock of 500000. It will offer general banking services and will be patronized largely by farmers unions and organized labor. No stock will be sold except to members of unions. Cephas Miller, treasurer, says the bank will be a union labor bank.
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Ascot
Iundra
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Dengelats
Hall
Farmers’ Union
Labor Unions
Oklahoma
Cooperative Bank and Trust Company of
Oklahoma City
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Okla
New York World
Organized Labor
Territories
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Tiows
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