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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1908
Page
6
The Washington Herald comments on a claimed $250,000 drop in revenues at Coney Island tracks due to betting stoppages. It argues the money shifts to non-gambling sectors and urges virtue and honest effort, noting workers better off with reform rather than vice.
A garbled note appears to reflect confusion about when someone should begin at a "Lawcoat" event or project. The fragment mentions a person or group delaying initiation and uses slang terms that obscure exact meaning.
Fragmentary text citing Detroit and Denver sources with garbled dialogue about a phonograph line, a hunger joke, and a secretary’s failed scheme. Mentions a convention moment and an applause remark. no clear event or date.
The piece defends Oregon against eastern critics who call it unsafe for investment and socialist leaning. It argues Oregon is sane, progressive, and capable, citing self government moves like direct nominate elections, initiative and referendum, and strong civic responsibility.
Poetic fragment contrasts amber light on blue hills with nature sounds and clover scented air. It hints at tender urging to tell someone of love, through recurring calls and seasonal imagery across hedges and hills.
Frederick readers report relief from itching and hemorrhoids after using Dean's Ointment. testimonials claim many sufferers found cure, with Baltimore contact Theodore R. Smith and retail outlets advertised for sale at fifty cents.
Maryland Health Officers' Bulletin for May 1908 notes sharp declines in infectious diseases statewide, with May bridging winter and summer disease patterns. It reports low tuberculosis and typhoid mortality, outlines infant feeding dangers, and lists case counts by disease across counties with references to malaria actinomycosis and ringworm, plus notes on smallpox chickenpox and whooping cough.
General Grant comments on the "Nolpetves Gun" by Hiram Maxim, noting it could launch rapid, silent fire affecting sentry lines and camp safety. He discusses rollout risks and the potential for unseen missiles, with details tied to a 1908 sale listing.
Fragmentary readable text mentions Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 and a Bucklen e Arnica Salve win. The piece references race terms and perceptions of olive skinned peers, with unclear context about a king or realm and a parade or tour. The overall meaning is obscure and lacks a clear incident or outcome.
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