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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1908
Page
6
The article discusses dairy and oleomargarine tensions, government meat inspection marks, and a June 25 hearing at the Agriculture Department. It notes producers want rules to prevent oleomargarine from being sold as butter, while oleomargarine makers resist extra labeling.
Current commentary questions Get Ballotk plan to elect Roose president for life. Bourne’s reaction mocks a second elective direction as likely unintended and problematic.
A fragmented, humorous mash of period dialogue and captions from Harper's Weekly and Philadelphia Prose. It references investors, merchants, and a “great Inventor” with a secret, narrated as a series of brisk vignettes and mock conversations. The piece evokes late 19th century serialization and cartoon captions.
Cincinnati Times-Star notes on President Roosevelt and French leader and lauds Gov. Hughes led fight to curb race track gambling in New York. The piece argues moral welfare and enforcement of laws strengthen decency nationwide, praising New York’s leadership.
A poet recalls a childhood room beneath sloping eaves, where light and shade danced on resinous roof knots and a mud wasp’s whistle returns. The memory, with its quiet beams and old laughter, lingers as a wandering dream of that place. By Wilcox.
Leslie's Weekly reports on the vast gold industry across North America detailing an unbroken continental stretch in production from California to the Atlantic. It notes gold mine output in 1907 near half a billion dollars with profits exceeding twenty million, highlighting global and American dominance in profits and distribution among numerous workers.
The Pennsylvania Railroad begins an east of Pittsburgh education drive for engineers and firemen to cut coal use and smoke. Five assistant road foremen of engines will instruct crews to limit coal and improve firing, aiming to save about 100000 annually and reduce wear and repairs.
Frederick readers recall a familiar burden the back pain and urinary trouble cause. Mrs. J. S. Bayne of Baltimore testifies Dean's Kidney Pills cured her in 1903 and she has had no return by 1907. The ad cites relief from kidney complaints, frequent urination, and scalding sensations after using the pills.
Multiple marriage notices unfold across Frederick area churches and homes. Miss Melissa B. Day weds John S. Watkins at Providence Methodist Protestant Church. Benjamin Stottlemyer and Rae Kelpaugh wed at United Brethren chapel in Frederick. Other couples include Richard Hogshend and Cars L. Brolley in Moffatts Creek Virginia, and George Kern with Mary Partner in Thurmont.
A $50 000 courthouse is planned for Elkton while the Boring Lawn Rug Mill fire destroyed its building at the head of Big Elk Creek one mile north. Archdeacon Charles B Burch of New York spoke at St Johns College Annapolis commencement. Governor Crothers broke ground at Westminster for Western Maryland College library administration building. A banquet honored Dr Hering board president and a portrait was presented to the college.
A promotional note claims Chamberlain's Liniment relieves rheumatic pain and enables rest from long standing illness. It urges trial and notes availability from local seller Al Bhigeios.
At a June 13 meeting in Mt. Airy the Upper Country Tobacco Growers Association approved a resolution urging all growers to join the Leaf Tobacco Association of Baltimore City in supporting a constitutional amendment on direct consignments. The measure requests publication and distribution to association members and nonmembers.
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