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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
5
The Daily News Frederick edition lists subscription details with one dollar annual price and advance payment request. It invites correspondence from readers nationwide and notes the paper is connected to the local telephone exchange for orders and news.
The article reports Cardinal Gibbons at Holy Cross College Worcester urging sturdy, principled men guided by conscience over expediency. He warns against political expediency and praises faith and duty, saying true success is fulfillment of duty and a good conscience, not office or fame.
Local editorials note limited wartime casualties so far in the Japan conflict while lampooning fear and rumors. The Cumberland Times mocks wartime certainty with a Kentucky perspective, and a Balimore Sun comment questions discernment of perceived enemies.
A fragment from Baltimore papers notes disappointment at the Hague Conference as a President’s stance is seen as insufficient. It mentions Town Marshal Colling of Glen Echo and Mayor Garret Bag, with casual remarks on their actions and fear of ridicule in reproducing diplomatic feats.
A collage of humorous quotes and mishearings from various papers includes jumbled talk about justice venues, a playful exchange on hair bleaching, a cartoonish argument over a story outline, and a student’s geography gag about Moscow.
opinion excerpts from the Hartford Post about the public view of the role of the drummer and sales agents and from the Memphis Commercial Appeal on volunteering for the National Guard. The Cleveland Plain Dealer laments a lack of outdoor sports and athletic participation, noting Americans prefer watching baseball and football to playing them.
Poetic prose laments and elegiac reflections on love and memory. Imagery of roses, nightingale, and a departing beloved fills a meditation on loss, with dated phrasing and a reverent tone attributed to a National Magazine piece on Poland memory and a reference to James Thirips.
The clipping lists several wedding announcements from Doubs and surrounding towns. Names include Miss Edna E. Copeland and M. Walter Hickman, Miss Lois Bya Banson and Richard Koontz, Clara Woerkley and D N Howe, Josayn O Thomas and Julia Selby, and O Staley Gambrill with Mary E Robinson. Events note attire, ceremonies, and post wedding travels with limited readable details. Several venues referenced include Frederick area churches and Colorado Springs.
Mr and Mrs J G Waltz of Araby hosted a birthday social for their daughter Mandi Les on Saturday evening June 15 marking her eighteenth birthday. Guests from Frederick Woodsboro Mountainobile and nearby areas attended the event with many sharing a meal in the dining room.
The Baltimore Nova reviews political attention on the Democratic nomination for governor noting Baker of Frederick as a popular, wealthy, and factionless potential candidate. It argues the situation points to Baker as the likeliest nominee, unaligned with any party faction.
A man from Morris Mills North Carolina credits Arnica Saive for curing a stubborn sore after failed treatments. He praises the product’s effectiveness and shares his satisfaction with the remedy sold by Gustanferd for Filey Barnacle at Deatre’s Modern Pharmacy. Price listed 25¢.
The Mayor and Oommen Cownall of Brunswick secured an injunction against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company and partners F H O. Clament & Co. restraining grading or constructing a proposed railway across Brunswick streets and from laying rails or equipment on public ways. Plaintiffs allege no condemnation was obtained yet work proceeds, threatening heavy obstruction to public travel as the proposed road and tracks would rise five feet above street level, impeding horses and vehicles. The injunction, granted with leave to dissolve after five days’ notice following answer, preserves Brunswick’s rights pending further action. Urner & Urner represent the plaintiffs.
The funeral for Mrs Emma V Pearl will be held tomorrow with services at Jefferson Lutheran Church and interment in the adjoining cemetery after the remains are moved by the 1025 trolley. The Town Crier is out of date as wide awake readers respond to live newspaper ads.
The Opera House in Middletown overflowed for the seventeenth annual Middletown High School commencement led by Principal Claude Stottlemyer. Four graduates Misa Lizzie Coblantz John B Thomas Harry Warrenfeltz and Harry W Young delivered salutatory and valedictory remarks. Warrenfeltz received the Baranour medal and Thoroau the Lamar medal as Frederick professors addressed the group.
Evanston resident William C. French paints his cow Mary Jane with the owner’s telephone number on the flank. The Chicago correspondent notes the method replaces brand marks with painted digits. The idea, tested on several cows, uses bright paint and the label Tel. 46.
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