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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1907
Page
5
A ragged column mocks readers about staying informed via The Daily News and hints at subscription rates. It references Corone Pearre, Governor Hughes, Taft, Waite, and Dr Long, then skewers tollgates and Pennsylvania turnpikes amid Glidden tour profanity and debates on road funding.
A lingering fragment describes people overwhelmed by noise dust and odor on the road. It notes recklessness and scant courtesy toward other travelers in an old fashioned era.
A Maryland town reports a distressing lynching and widespread condemnation. Editors urge adherence to legal methods, warning mob violence undermines civilization and risks turning today’s mob into tomorrow’s victims. Authorities must enforce law promptly to deter future lawlessness.
A compilation of light legal and social quips from various newspapers. Dialogues touch on marriage, fitness, politics, romance, and banking mishaps. Notable exchanges include Ally Sloper's panel and a bank depositor jokingly pursuing a lawsuit while the bank president notes the culprit fled to avoid arrest.
The Chicago Record-Herald notes Prof. Lowell plans photographing a double canal on Mars. The piece playfully suggests canals may exist to justify government jobs on the planet.
The writer argues that common sense guides law not automatic force. Law lacks supernormal powers and serves human agencies. In the end justice reveals what is right even if current conditions lack honorable conduct.
The excerpt presents a lyrical meditation on lost love and fleeting dreams from EpGak ALLEN Por, contrasting a waning life light with distant memories. It shifts to Joaquin MILLTR’s People’s Song of Peace praising peace over war, healing wounds, and abundant, tranquil landscapes as citizens recall past battles and seek renewal.
County correspondence from Troutville reports visits and family gatherings. Howard Dalaplane of Woodsboro and North Dalaplane of Galtimora spent Tuesday evening with J H Delaplase and family. Hattie Welty of Araby stayed with her parents Isaac and Mrs Welty last week. Ada Fox returned home after a week with cousin Coral Diller of Detour. George Mull and son from Frederick visit Hoff family. Margaret Smith of Woodsboro visited with friends. Jacob Feeser and Milton Dutrow families shared Sunday visits. John Delaplase and Dorsey Diller families at Detour also hosted.
The funeral of Elizabeth Goings, colored, was held yesterday at 3 o clock at Quinns A M E church, led by Rev J F Wagover. Pallbearers were John Davis John Booth Jarry Barnes and Wilson Taylor. Burial followed at Greenmount Cemetery. Thomas P Rice funeral director. Weed of Trust filed deed of trust in the office court for Martin A Castle of this city. Frederick Janiora and Rioose bude to play tonight at league grounds near Ox Fibra Brush Works.
Democrats across Maryland rally behind Joseph D. Baker of Frederick for governor with strong endorsements. Capt. Frederick M. Colston and Col. John Moores praise Baker’s record and electability, urging party unity and noting Warfield’s potential Senate fit. Local merchants and residents from Frederick affirm Baker’s civic service and character, predicting broad support if nominated.
The ad asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh, a constitutional disease, by taking it internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer 100 dollars for any case it fails to cure. Includes address and warnings about constipation remedies. For rent.
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