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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1908
Page
4
The Daily News published by a southern printing firm in Frederick Maryland presents a brief descriptive header for the newspaper issue. It notes the publisher and location without reporting specific events.
Tak Waexry Nowe will be served by carriers or mailed in the United States for 10 per year in advance. Inducements for clubs and checks are noted. Tax News office and advertisements mention newspaper orders by mail and online inquiries.
A Maryland bill to kill certain birds including hawks and owls is criticized after experts from the U S Department of Agriculture show these birds eat pests and aid farmers. The Indiana Supreme Court upholds keeping Old Swimming Hole historic as Brandy Wine Creek is not turned into a ditch, sparing Riley’s poem setting.
The Local Option bill for Maryland failed to gain passage in the current session though supporters showed a creditable House vote. Senate action was blocked after a motion to advance the measure was defeated by three votes as anti traffic groups press their Maryland campaign.
The text argues for local option on liquor sales, noting the author’s group will return to Annapolis in two years with another bill and that voters should decide the issue. Senator Lee supports popular vote as Democratic principle, while critics see the proposal as removing politics from state campaigns and sessions.
Baltimore papers discuss the need to elect Senator elect John Walter Smith to fill the late Wil liam Pinkney Whyte’s unexpired term. They fault the one party dominance and note Republican limits while urging steady conduct in Annapolis during the session’s final weeks.
A collage of lighthearted quips from newspapers. Mrs Gondiey jokes about a clergyman’s swearing while her husband blames a tram. A lad boasts he can find Johnny Tucker for a nickel. Jests touch on sheep pricing and electric bells in offices.
A verse meditation on ambition and learning, urging perseverance to reach knowledge. It contrasts noble resolve with obstacles, naming Rome, Helicon, and a universal climb from peasant to scholar as the path to fame and fulfillment.
Market gossip notes sustained activity with dealers and customers attending, indicating ample supply aligning with demand. Eggs show plentifulness, prices slipping. poultry and vegetables priced per dozen or per peck with modest shifts. overall retail items reflect seasonal supply and mixed consumer interest.
The column notes a wintry but hopeful shift toward spring with almanac hints and March events. It highlights St Patrick’s Day, local temperance activities, church services, a new trolley line rumor, Monocacy battlefield memorial plans, and Maryland Day events. It mentions Opera House appearances and community groups preparing for the MCGA convention and waterworks efforts in Brunswick.
The article traces Hany Kiely, known as Denton Flood in Honor Mayor, through early stage roles in York City and performances at London Theatre and New York venues with the Zaniretta Troupe. It notes his later parts including the Bad Boy Peech role and associations with John YT Kelly and Dan Mason, along with subsequent engagements and notable stage appearances. The piece also lists a long, garbled supermarket-style catalog of prices and goods from a separate segment.
The Central National Bank traces its origins to 1808 when a board of directors formed a bank connected to the Farmen Bank of Maryland. On March 15, 18, the board elected a president and began a long period of faithful service. The text emphasizes a stable, customer‑focused approach and invites customers to renew their commitment to the bank.
A fragmented report notes a fire alert and a meeting at an unnamed location where a Sieger ob Pa is mentioned amid unclear details. The text is garbled, but references a death related event and a fire alert connected to a 12 May timeframe.
A public notice announces a reward for locating a lost item described with partial details. The terse message notes a contact protocol and urges prompt reporting to authorities for recovery.
At the close of business February 14, 39908 the Frederick County National Bank shows assets totaling 463 206 3s 180 400 on 527113 00.
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