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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
4
An independent newspaper page fragment from Frederick Maryland features faded typography and advertising lines. The garbled text mentions Tele phone and advertising by mail and other details, with a note about free of charge contact options.
A collage of opinions on John Wesley Guinea and Governor Vardaman with remarks on the Venezuelan scandal and Ed Warfield. It argues for a sober Fourth of July celebration, urging public enforcement of firework laws and a return to patriotism and the fathers of the republic.
Fragmentary 19th century note quotes discuss General Humidity on retirement, Roosevelt appealing to the public, and city rebuilding amid heat. It contrasts sermon coverage with sensational tales of high life divorces, predicting reader preferences and newspaper sensationalism in Baltimore papers.
A damaged OCR fragment uses insulting language and unclear references to people or groups. The line reads like an irregular diary or note, with scattered phrases about eating and reacting, but lacks coherent context or identifiable events, making precise summarization impossible.
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from various papers. Snippets include religious persecution jests, a polishing remark about an editor, and light banter on aging and originality. Contains short humor lines attributed to Cleveland Leader Philadelphia Press and London Tit-Bits.
In The Voice of the Press a Philadelphia Inquirer column notes the decision to rename the training ship Chesapeake to Severn amid superstition. It recalls the Chesapeake’s fight with the Shannon, the desertion allegations, the brutal engagement, and Captain Lawrence’s sacrifice, arguing the name’s legacy is about courage, not luck. The piece observes Severn, named after a stream near Annapolis, suits where midshipmen train and reflects a maritime heritage debate.
A collage of verse and prose reflects longing for simple joys and snow shoveling as a whimsical ideal. The piece intertwines a Washington Star song snippet with classical allusions and a promotional medical ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure urging constitutional treatment.
Notes from County correspondence describe visits among Baltimore residents and Pennsylvania and New Jersey connections. Activities include attending church events in Sabillasville, summer visits by Savannah sisters, local improvements, and plans by families to travel or relocate. Residents, surrounding towns, and institutions such as Western Maryland College and Mountain Lake Park are referenced.
Florence Bainbridge a colored woman with prior police appearances was committed to the Houses of Correction by Justice C H Eckatein for alx wontna. She caused a disturbance near Bentz Street while intoxicated and owes a $20 fine. Her father had paid prior fines but could not now. Hilleary Coates jailed 10 days for drunk and disorderly conduct after failing to pay a $50 fine. Edward Brown, colored, arrested for a cross saw dispute, case dismissed after judge found it arose from a family feud and ordered the stolen art to be returned.
Brief Bits reports a sale of household goods at the Frazier homestead on East Patrick street under Officer Simpson supervision. Tomorrow Captain Walter Saunders will auction the Rohrback household goods. An electric sign and three handsome urns were installed in Bantz street park by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen. W. W. Grimes put up a new tobacco-store sign on South Market Street, bought from J. B. Ford.
Mary Quathorne Jambart aged three months daughter of Mr and Mrs Mautroy Lambert of West Patrick street died at home at 9 this morning. Funeral arrangements not yet completed. The rest of the clipping notes ailing residents and a peach crop forecast noting possible scarcity.
Charlotte scene reports D Li Arey a Salisbury liquor maker faced two sentencing options for revenue law violations. Judge Boyd offered two years and 5000 dollars plus costs, or 24000 dollars taxes defrauded with three months imprisonment and 200 dollar fine plus costs. The district attorney later accepted a guilty plea for defrauding 22 dollars with costs. Arey agreed to pay the amount and costs.
A testimonial from Charles Moffat of 41 West Wirth Street endorses Dean's Kidney Pills after thirty years of backache and kidney symptoms. He bought at Clinton E. Main's on Market Street, used three boxes, and reports full recovery with no relapse. For sale by all dealers, price 60 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's and take no other.
Frederick County National Bank announces a certificate of re extension of its charter received from the Comptroller of the Currency. The notice is required to be published for thirty days to inform all shareholders of the extension.
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