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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
4
The Daily News lists subscription prices and advertising terms in a late 19th century format. It notes monthly and yearly rates, advance payment benefits, and mail delivery as well as advertising charges for the Frederick area and surrounding regions. It also invites correspondence from offices and subscribers and outlines mailing and exchange details.
The obituary notes Senator Whyte of Maryland dies after a long, prominent career spanning more than sixty years in state and national politics. He was respected for public service, outliving animosity and earning trust before death at an advanced age.
The piece compares federal and state attempts to place immigrant labor on farms. 35,000 circulars yielded only 300 farmer leads in New York, while Lancaster County Pennsylvan ia Farmers League asks for farm hands. It notes possible local shortages and suggests wage hikes and shorter hours as a solution to attract labor.
Ambiguous phrasing hints at Maryland figures juggling two jobs while seeking the top post. The Baltimore Sun and Baltimore News mention ties to a political career amid concerns over conflicts of interest and public duties.
A fragmentary dialogue mocks New Yorkers and stage life. A speaker teases another about age, guessing Miss Whyte to be about 25 but noting she is closer to 35, with light banter about acting and opinions on people. The exchange references reporters from Detroit and Chicago News tone.
A columnist denounces calls to refer contempt cases to juries and appeals to mobs. The piece argues writs of injunction protect property and contends that jury trials for contempt would insult ordinary citizens and threaten judicial authority. It warns against using public will to override legal judgments.
Hiram Percy Maxim, son of the inventor of the Maxim gun, unveils a noiseless firearm device. The valve system releases gases to mute the report, potentially fitting rifles pistols and artillery. The hissing sound is inaudible beyond a few yards and the device is offered to the U S government.
Notice of sale by Levi C. Waskey for a six month credit on barrels of corn and a brick building parcel at Nos. 12 and 14 Patrick Street next to European Hotel. Terms include cash on sums under ten dollars and approved security. Sale date Friday March 27, 1998 at 10:00 a.m. with the property described and conditions stated.
Fragmented verses describe a muse with a crimson figure and passionate imagery. The text references Sidon, a lover, and Lilian in a Romantic cadence, with lines of longing and escape. It ends with an unrelated convention notice and a medical claim for Pazo Ointment.
Local record shows unclear notes about county commerce spending. Fragmentary text references relatives and individuals named James Curiets and Tacs with unspecified relationships and dates.
Purely personal item noting Mr Teatchigt of Warnerboro visiting his parental home in Miss Mollie Burt New York during a business trip to Philadelphia.
Unclear OCR fragment mentions a reward and references to a civic or public notice. Readable names or concrete actions are not preserved, making specifics about event, place, or authorities uncertain.
Fragmentary OCR note from March records lists bank directors and patron entries. It mentions the bank, director records, and patron compliance but lacks complete names or actions.
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