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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1907
Page
4
A garbled pamphlet cautions readers to use THE DAILY NEWS for summer trips and address changes. The piece mocks sensational headlines about crime and immigration, then laments reckless driving and road safety, urging better manners and adherence to traffic rules.
A brief remark condemns a minority who violate state laws and common decency in sport. The note emphasizes communal standards and urges adherence to rules to preserve fair play and order.
A jumble of overseas snippets notes a Cumberland Times remark about a bride changing her name during her honeymoon. The Baltimore News reports Germany’s harsh stance on a young American auto accident case, with a $250 000 bail demand and a long imprisonment prospect amid suspected dangerous driving.
A jumble of dated outbursts from multiple papers mocks news style. Fragments touch on rustic life, state politics, mining doubts, a dynamite quarrel, and a comic drug clerk encounter. The piece reads as a mishmash of overheard lines and humor.
A collage of editorial snippets from papers like New York Herald, Philadelphia North American, Philadelphia Record, Chicago Record-Herald, Boston Herald, and New York World. Topics include Harriman criticism, pacific war cautions, graft in Panama, capital punishment debates, unwritten law folly, and long shifts in signal towers.
The article notes how fatigue among telegraph tower operators jeopardizes signaling, risking misreads and wrong signals. It argues that strict daytime limits and higher alertness are essential to protect travelers, as accidents have occurred when operators fail to maintain proper block signals.
A lyrical passage from Arthur Stringer’s Midsummer conjures dreamlike journeys, golden hills, hidden caves, and quests to save the air. Ethereal scenes drift beside a tranquil sea of dreams, with regal imagery and romantic landscapes guiding a mood of wonder and escape.
Frederick reflects on the life of Wesley Baltzell a well known architect and contractor born in 1837 Lewistown son of Edward and Ann Renner Baltzell. He learned farming then apprenticed under Charles W. Haller entering carpentry and later worked as a journeyman before establishing a career in building.
A narrative outlines a journeyman carpenter who became a contractor in 1870, directing city store fronts and designing notable structures. It credits him with the Independent engles house, the Rosenour building, and the Magonio Tenu re. He married Rachel A. Darnal in 1860. she died years ago. He leaves two sons, Edward D. and Wm. H. Bait zai.
Mary Jaxx recaps Frederick County life in late July with fairs, picnics, dances, and church events. She notes Braddock Heights crowds, markets, and a growing town with new buildings, rail expansion toward Thurmont, and Barbara Fritchie park plans. Community events include hospital galld sessions, art club aid, and county celebrations.
A bustling market report notes steady supplies and busy dealers. Prices list fruits vegetables meats and dairy with detailed per unit costs including oranges 60 cents per dozen apples likely large crop and seasonal items like cantaloupes and watermelons.
Anguat Koshler and family from Cincinnati Ohio passed through Frederick yesterday afternoon at two on a world tour. Their outfit is a single wagon with a family living inside, fitted up comfortably. They left Ottawa on June 4.
Mrs Frank Kuippla East Church mourns loss of her fine dog Perry by death yesterday. Monera Franklin Harrington and George Shipley were fishing yesterday and caught a bass and a large catfish. William O Bowe caught three fine bass yesterday the largest weighing 134 pounds. Bernard Smith sustained a badly lacerated right wrist while handling a heavy belt at Ox Fibre Brush Works yesterday.
An evening clash played opposite the Ox Fibre Brush Works saw the Frederick Juniors beat the Rosebuds 6 to 1. Leass struck out 6 for the Juniors while Barokoh fanned 8 for the Rosebuds. Umpire Wm D. Hales officiated as standings show Frederick Juniors 6 1 867, Rosebuds 4 3 671, Orioles 9 6 000.
A 9 year old boy, Fowler, was near Taneytown on the Birple farm when he stepped in front of a moving mowing machine. The blade severed his foot through muscle and bone, leaving it hanging by skin. Fowler had wed with George A. Shoemaker.
Dr Jozephus L Ramsburg of La Molle Til, son of Hannon Remsburg formerly of Middletown area, was honored by patrons and friends who raised 700 dollars to purchase a four cylinder Ford runabout and present it to him at home.
At noon today Frederick Baseball Glob manager Beaoht learned from Towson manager Walker that today’s game is postponed. The article shifts to advertising strategy, urging persistent, right medium use to reach the right customers and keep advertising flowing through The News.
Medical discussion notes internal and external approaches to chronic acne with emphasis on diet and lifestyle changes. It suggests drastic dietary shifts, including switching from vegetarian to meat intake or vice versa, and limiting sugar salt and spices. Reports a separate item: more than 3,000 silk mill girls strike in Scranton, with seventeen mills affected and potential stoppages due to material shortages.
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