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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1907
Page
4
The piece surveys Democratic and Republican positioning over gubernatorial and presidential candidates, noting Beier and Foraker's stances amid Taft sentiment. It highlights a West Virginia judge condemning pistol possession while upholding self defense, urging strict penalties to curb gun use and reduce gun-related violence.
A brief opinion notes that correcting a stated idea may improve outcomes. It questions feasibility and suggests weighing risks, benefits, and timing before proceeding with changes. The piece stresses careful consideration and prudent action.
Baltimore Sun notes a tariff shift favoring art imports while restricting foreign counts and exits. Baltimore America questions how the nation can sustain another Democratic defeat. Governor Hughes is blamed for breaking rate records as 248 of 445 bills are killed. Baltimore News reports citizens abroad lose citizenship benefits, sparking concern over permanent emigration.
Irregular snippets from multiple papers present humorous exchanges and regional dialect banter. The lines feature playful conversations about marriage trade thoughts, mistaken expectations, and gender roles, with references to Philadelphia Telegraph and Nashville American.
From the SpringHeid Republican a critique questions Corey as the leader of the Steel Trust against Minnesota miners. It notes his recent marriage trip and defends common justice while condemning perceived public indiscretions and moral character.
Quoting poets and philosophers, the verse argues that age cannot end productive work. It cites Sopho cles, Simonides, Theophrastus, Chaucer, Goethe, and Weimar era writers completing works after eighty. The message: even late in life, opportunity remains. the night has not yet come.
Tabby the pet cat of Edward M. Kader died yesterday. William Cramer suffered a badly cut finger in a factory mishap at Ox Fibro Brush Works. Nannie King fell on North Market Street injuring her right hand.
The National Woman’s Christian Temperance Anatonias issues a pamphlet titled The Annual Mad Dog Scare urging workers and newspapers to challenge sensational mad dog reports. It cites physicians from London and the United States stating few hydrophobia cases result from dog bites, noting large hospital bites records with no proven rabies, and offering figures and testimonies to curb needless fear and cruelty toward dogs.
A West Chester local news item reports a surge in apple tree lumber activity as dealers hunt old trees for wood used by manufacturers of foole and handler goods. Rising demand and quick cutting of bearing and unhealthy trees boost prices, while San Jose scale and Chester County diseases pressure growers to remove affected trees. Large quantities are being shipped to Philadelphia area factories, and the market appears hotter than ever, though decimation could force substitutes in years ahead.
Reports from Anne Arundel, Prince George, Charles and Carroll counties describe alleged assault charges and a fatal quarries accident. Lynching remains a grim memory as James Reed's body was found burned. Political conventions occur in multiple towns including Galvert and Cumberland. Mountain Like Park hosts a silver Jubilee with remarks from Governor Warfield and Governor Dannon, while a local arrest highlights Milton Garby on a sedition charge. An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a remedy for weak women.
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