Debate on railroad passes and public officials gains traction
The article discusses the issue of free passes for public officials and the risk of graft. It cites Congress, New York reports, and opinions on mileage versus passes for registrars, judges, and other officials. It notes Frederick and national figures, highlighting reform concerns and administrative boundaries.
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Congressignis
Estes
Isthar Obar
New York
Sno Sayz
Gozo
Pabda
President Bryan for President Rumors In 196
Fragmented clippings discuss Bryan Demeecsis claiming support for a 196 election, with references to Roosevelt and political comparisons. The text mentions a kidnapping trial in Philadelphia and warns against lynch justice if such promptness were applied to criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Demeecsis
Baltimore American
Kean
Philadelphia
Contortionist and Impersonation Sales Dominated Headlines
A fragmentary Chicago Tribune item questions muckraking limits while a contortionist wonder is referenced. A Chicago News piece notes a performer earning 500 dollars weekly in a female impersonation role for a fashion magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Musetta
Chicago News
Mispunctuated Fragments Echo Rural Dialogue
Fragmented OCR text presents garbled dialogue snippets including names Misa Yerger Dudley and Mrs Oidcaatle. The passage interweaves calls for intelligent dogs and language mishearings with stray quotes from newspapers. No clear event or coherent narrative emerges from the readable lines.
Public Opinion Fears Over Drafted News Pressures
A Washington article warns of a government publicity bureau shaping public opinion for the nation. It cites Vice President Fairbanks defending press freedom while criticizing meddling via a centralized propaganda effort and urges unity without state control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Fairbanks
National Editorial Association
Indianapolis
Iran
Sociel
Pallles
Isthmian Dacal Comuiasion
United States
White House
Engineerig
Woments With The Mole and Old Kentucky Home Fragment
A mixed reprint of satirical verse and sentimental song lyrics. It includes a spoof about men and women, lines from My Old Kentucky Home, and product ads for Chamberlain’s Salve and Arnica. References names such as Stepsis Conus Foster and local store A L Pearce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentusky
Frederick City's Debt and Growth Through Bonds
Letters discuss Frederick city's growing bonded indebtedness from 1825 to 1894, totaling 579 500 in bonds with 32 250 owed, and critique insufficient sinking funds. The writer urges annual appropriations for debt reduction and better financial planning. Harbaugh's Valley notes praise soil fertility, farm prosperity, and thriving homesteads with rail and mail access attracting visitors.
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Frederick City
the New
Taz
Ste Legislatore Banda
Geo. Jabal A
Fhegislatere
Frederick
Carroll Creek
Striking St. police raid ends with arrests and deaths
State police clash with strikers in Allentown Va catching multiple targets after a street confrontation near Reapers Vi. Several injured and one man killed at the Washington Manufacturing plant. a mix of arrests follows as authorities move to quell the disturbance.
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Postrel Peencipal Stresis
Allentown
Thoruyshis
Trugo
State Constabilars
Trefair
Daleo
Catharine Stryker
Atheri
Revani
Washinsion
Pen Mar Hosts Lutheran Reunion and Reformed Gathering
A large Pen Mar event lineup outlines the 20th annual Lutheran reunion and a Reformed gathering next month. Speakers include Hon. George Knokle of Harrisbale and Rev T V Backer D D of Roanoke Va. Attendance could reach 45000 with attendees from Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia and Virginia. The program features Luther study lectures music by York vocalists and Pen Mar orchestra with a souvenir booklet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marykach
Virginis
West Virgisis
Colambia
Pen Mar
Thaors Quay
Jalyi
Pan-Mar
Theas
George Knokle
Harriebare
Rer
T. v. Backer
D. D
Roanoke
Pen-Mar
Baltimore & Ohio
Pennsylvania
Ite
Pennsylsania
Maryland
Frederick
Jacob Simon
Hagerstown
Luther
William H. Danbar
Baltimore
Eilan D. Welgts
Machaenfesborg
York
Kreh Announces Wedding Of Carrie E to Clarence Stoner
Mrs Theodore O Kreh has issued invitations to the marriage of her daughter Carrie E to Clarence J Stoner of Brooklyn New York. The ceremony will be at 405 North Bentz Street on Wednesday evening July 4 at 8 o clock.
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Mca
Theodore O. Kreh
Carriee
Clarence J. Stoner
Brooklyn
North Bentz Street
So’cleck
Brief Bits from Local 2nd General Interest
Mr Frank V. Stach of North Market has installed a sleek coffee grinder in his store. Mr D. A. Hopkins of New Market plans to Tom Johnson to greet Sryan in New York. June 11 marks a reception led by WH J Groan in Mac 7um. Mr Brian returns to this cylastre. Henry Watterson will deliver an address for the south with a large eastern group. west speaker unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank V. Stach
North Market
Ebraet
Tom Johnson
Grett Sryan
New York
Marer Ton
Cleveland
Brian
Ekenry Watterson
New Haven
West
W. D. Hales
Werheimer Bros
Market Street
Said Street
William H. Sline
Csiling
Dean's Kidney Pills Promote Kidney Health for Women
A Frederick reader testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills relieved backache and kidney trouble after months of discomfort. The ad urges suffering women to try the remedy sold by Clinton E. Misen’s Grog store and other dealers, with Foster Milburn Cap as U.S. agents.
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Oslo
Dean
Frederick
Oscar R. Wieg
Brush Factory
West South Street
Clinton E. Misin
Foster-Milburg Cap
Enfislo
New York
United States
Tha Uams
Dosa
Various farm properties and bonds offered in local listings
Listings show multiple farms for sale with acreages from 10 to 176 located within miles of town and near Germantown and Benees. Also advertised are bond calls for Fidelizy bonds and hotel loans, plus suburban homes and city lots for sale with prices ranging from 1,600 up to 332.50 per acre.
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Fidelizy
Inanam Qodgeees
Somzio
Slisce
Sud
Bosch
Montectmery County
Fredk
Germistown
Dyellice
Bath
East Fourth Street
Hideeville
Benees
Union Bride
East St
N.C
N. Mathers Street
Ballat
Brrestine
Fourth
Acers
Ind
Dike
Braddock
Braddock Heights
Frederics County
Montromers County
Carrall County
Howard County
Landon County
Leary
Johneelie
Leinstoun
Feavaville
Bee Market Offers Low Prices on Shoes and Hats
Local notices advertise value buys at The Bee on South Market Street including Oor Gables shoes at $1.65 and Oxr Boys shoes at $1.75, with hats in Neapolitan and duck styles offered at reduced prices. Also announced is a June 23 1966 household sale and a Frederick County real estate public sale listing several properties with terms and auction details.
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Oor Gables
Sorth Market Street
Halle Sowa
Frederick Cirr
Fred’ Goantz
Belize
Jacob Little
Wilts
Orphens
Frederick County
Marsland
Frederick City
Lotz
Balee
Mary A.J. Little
Frederick Coursey
Mary
Christians Siler
Deat
Matilds Comfort Little
Tinor TG
Frederick Coun
Louis al. Nisdorfs
Morteagee
Bad Sixth Street
Fraderfex Cty
Lovelock P.m
Hadsteads
Bureaus
Washttenus
Reekers
Cord
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the Daily News
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Frederick, MD
Gro Hees
Homann
Teneh
Macard Oikere
Senator Tittmay
Talbott
Hagerstowe Gates
Poss
Spoossi
Winsonsin
Cours
Atao
Hallsoul
Roosevelt
Sanae
Chicago Tribune
Misa Yerger
Mr. Dudley
Mise Verner
Phix Preas
Macdentiat
Voice OF the Press
Nizos Warskaax
Saturday Evening Post
Hentucky
Kentucky
A. L. Pearce
Lucklen
Arnica
Ema Naxs
Harbaugh
Blos Ridge
Babillesville
Sevyan
Hall
F. J. Chenes & Cow
Toledo
Ohio
Cheney & CO
Piane Foe Reformed
Gatberieger
A. Hopkins, Sr
New Market
Untis
Cramer & Stauefer
Cramerle Stauffer
Norb
Cramer, TD
V. Stauefer
Fredelice
MND
Frederik Court
Frederick County National Bank
Aoreens &. S
Bherriges
AIC
U. S
Pishlenes
Pepeld
Starket
Ezrdhy
the Bee
Sooth Market Street
SFA Barge
Robert E. Greager, Florisz
Neapolitex
Chipz
Lezhorgs
Frederisk. Mi
QMITH
Carter
A H. Albaugh
Landieg
Frederich
N. Marse Street
Alarket Street
Frederick County Telephone
Solearent
S. Call and Ses Me
Jobn Eisenhauer
O8dawis
N. Market St. Frederick, Md
Wiobes
Jewslers Snd Eogravera
WH. A. Simmons
Marke’ Straes
The
C A. Poole
Wem
South Stree Wederick
Marivdiy
Pisce
She Reseh
Merhl F. Moberly
Patrick Street
U.S
Batamie
Ma Dee
SPS
Lawier Money Reserveir
Redemz
Fotal
United Sie
Torsl
Devatt
Benk
Wilbur H. Dgyall
CIA E
Dagnistratain
Orphans’ Court of Fredarie& Conery
Joslab
Tromas
Frederick Gentry
Susan R. Thomas
Administrarie
Cephas M. Thomas
Shaxlest
TB Xygung
Central National Bank
Freterice
Ots
Hésidence
Fadenwly
Mervland
Republienso Prederi& County
Mobate Norse
William H. Rinks
Franklin Sevlegs Benk
Jansdenom
James Houce
Joen
Newman
Storpey Et Law
Haz
Record Street
Bares & Zacharias
Scott
Welty
South Market
Strest- Disdi
MT_ Airs
Sue
Draiaz
Richards
W. Bsithmore Si
Kfirst National Bank
oSers
Balldiuz
Particuiars
Mariottssie
Roward County
Adcress B.p.zepp
Marriottsville
SALTE
Rex
Isds
Mesler
West Third Street
City
Cramer & Planter
West Patrick Street
Appiriog
Uely
Wieais Wethnase
Willsrd
Gourt
Christisos Aliller
Mars
C. Uitcle
Jacob Rambae
Troetee
Lot
Nisdorf, Jr
Mortkatee
Court House
Frederice City
Frederise County
Marrland
Atileclocra
Brish
Ciezs
Pusute Sale
John Conrad Enzeibze
Devis
East P. Street
Strest
Bar No
Thif
of Frederick
East Patrick Street
Ina
Psiles Street
Telephone Gemranrs Leasea Ta Sard Company
Eesti Second Street
Misvesa
Second Thomas
Ts Street
Orphans’ Court
Seid
Clayton
Maj
Chas
Font
Ams
Coumn Sr
Pertinons & Ohio Railroad
Sandsgazi
Beco
Wis
Gurens
Balti One
Pais Selshis Sng
BacHiMons
Tia
Noob
Pittsburg
BCA
SOS
Onginsatt
Bouisvi Pio Lquis
Nee Feery
Oe Bis Ter
Arrite
Beies
Sree Rogenee
Peart
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Lelington
Depa
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