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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1908
Page
6
A garbled early 20th century notice from The Daily News in Frederick Maryland lists subscription rates and terms. It mentions printing and manufacturing and indicates monthly and yearly prices with advance payment, though the text is incomplete and many words are corrupted.
The Weesly News presents a comprehensive service with photo exchange access and nightly stories. It describes subscribing options, year pricing, and carrier delivery details, highlighting the newspaper’s wide coverage and telegraph notices for readers seeking updates.
Teeman with a broad smile is probably two revolt ers who were at the same. Paxasta notes the time between revolutions has stretched. Congress expends much and the government’s cost is warned as the world’s highest. Coumaxpen Prany reportedly frames a South Pole expedition plan but will skip the trip to focus on a North Pole effort.
A Baltimore American editorial urges fairness in any plan to buy turnpikes in Western Maryland. It argues owners built roads for public benefit and warns against forced free highways that would erode property values. The piece stresses reasonable pricing and cautions against hostile bargaining that could derail negotiations.
A fragmented editorial fragment cites Maryland Democrats seeking state recognition amid currency concerns. It questions party strategy, notes Atlanta and Baltimore paper mentions, and warns of complacency. The item alludes to a million-dollar figure and political caution, urging awake vigilance.
The passage presents a humorous, rambling exchange about local life. It features Mrs Shimmy Besu-Me and phrases like lean hours and spare moment in a playful, magazine editor tone. The village is noted for two legislators and a congressman, with banter from burglars and a Chicago Tribune style quip.
The editorial argues the Aldrich-Vreeland bill is a step toward asset currency with safeguards to prevent overexpansion. It notes emergency currency under abnormal conditions, bank restrictions, and German surtax principles to tax enlargements, aiming to curb inflation and shift benefits from banks to the public.
A fragmented poem reflects on youth, truth, trust, and hope, urging acts of kindness to ease aching hearts. An ad section follows with a dubious claim for a cough cure and a laxative marketed by Ball’s.
Frederick edged Hagerstown 6 to 5 in a tense ninth inning at New Athlete Park. Maher pitched well in his first Frederick appearance, striking out two and allowing few hits before Malone delivered the winning run with a two-out single. Green, Peloquin, and Anderson fueled the rally as Frederick overcame a two-run deficit and tied the game on a misplay and timely hits.
The Gued Rustle Commission arrived at Ridgeville with a royal reception from prominent locals and farmers. A banquet hosted by Good Roads League leaders from Carroll Montgomery Howard and Frederick counties followed, as officials discussed road improvements from Ridgeville toward Westminster and Rockville.
A 300 yearold custom in Ideford near Chudleigh endures where the rector and church warden place coins on the tomb in the churchyard and the poor pass along the top to gather the alms, a ritual observed annually and described in the London Standard. The snippet also recalls brief quips from the Chicago Record Herald and Tadiarepolis News on unrelated topics.
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