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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1908
Page
6
An Harrisburg dispatch notes a Broth of Railroad Trainmen meeting discussing Pennsylvan ia and Reading lines east of Pittsburgh and west of Trenton. Over twenty five hundred members attended as speeches praised management and urged shared interests with the railroads amid ongoing strikes seen as harmful to business.
A fragmentary note discusses Brandsid Oil Company halted talks and attributes U.S. political ambition to Americans having extensive office seeking. The text references Baltimore and a vague halting reason.
A garbled snippet shows voices asking for water and ice with a family exchange about promises. The text hints at a social gathering or poker game with casual talk and incomplete phrases from a Chicago Record, Philadelphia, and Cleveland Leeder sources.
The piece argues Richmond Pearson Hobson is seen as a joke in his congressional district and at large, while abroad in Japan his speeches reinforce a perception of American arrogance. It notes his Merrimac action earns honor but his overall wisdom is questioned, and cautions that free speech brings political consequences.
Poet Mason describes a woods retreat filled with natural music and imagery. The piece references dreamlike landscapes, golden light, and a sense of poetic renewal tied to the woods and distant scenes.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin H. Smith Sr. died yesterday morning at Braddock Heights from acute gastritis at 18 months. The body was sent to Baltimore on the B&O train leaving at 4:40 yesterday evening. Interment will be in Baltimore. funeral arrangements are not completed.
A traveler aboard the Pacific cruise notes a July 14 Honolulu arrival from San Francisco as one of the most beautiful trips of the voyage. The letter mentions scenic views and the overall positive experience of the voyage before discussing unrelated medical remedies and ear treatments.
A group led by Meward W. Gill of Baltimore plans a balloon ascent from New Electric Park Halimore tomorrow morning. The craft built by Strobl er Brothers Toledo is filled with hydrogen and aims to reach New York in about 12 hours at roughly 6 000 feet. Piloted by Hillery Beachey with Ernest Gill as captain, the trip includes cameras life preservers and instruments to track progress and weather.
A United Brethren Sunday school picnic at Mountaindale drew a large crowd but was disrupted by heavy rain. The W C T A medal contest at Mt Zion Haughs church is set for Sunday evening August 2 at 8 o clock. all are invited.
C Howard Young of Company A faced a court martial and was fined fifty wonia for dereliction of duty. A habeas hearing was held before Judge Join, with the prisoner deemed constitutional though warnings issued and the proceedings described as void in parts.
Attorneys Jacob Rohrback and Wm. P. Maulaby filed a petition in the Orphans Court seeking to frame and transmit to the circuit court for trial the paper claiming to be the next will of Margaret Englebrecht Hegensach. The matter questions the validity and signatures attributed to William Atline Mary V Logue and Mary Hutchison.
Governor Crothers clears Polier Justice Garland in Baltimore after a four hour hearing. Sta Peter and Paul church congregation in Cumberland purchases Alpine Hall and other properties. A severe storm delays trains and routes, floods roads, and damages power lines near Owings Mills. A barn on George Earle’s farm near Jackville burns, destroying a large wheat stock and contents, with losses around 1400 dollars beyond insured value.
Personal testimony praises Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Tahn Hinable to recover after a severe attack in 1908. A shopper recounts using Cham Sint Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with prompt relief and credits it as one of the best aids for sick children.
An elderly woman recounts severe back and flank pain from kidney trouble and fatigue. She credits a friend and Clinton Main's Drug Store with Donn’s Kidney Pills, claiming lasting relief and endorsing a 1903 statement of recommendation while noting others in Frederick used them highly.
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