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News in Frederick, Maryland

21 Mar 1908

Page 7

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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1908

Page

7

Folk and Folk the foe of graft in Missouri politics

The piece lauds Governor Joseph W Folk as a steadfast reformer who battled St Louis boodlers and machine politics. It traces his rise from an unknown circuit attorney to governor, praising his courage, religious bent, and anti graft crusade while noting his impact on national reform movements and the public mood against corruption.

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Missouri James A. Ensertor Devers Joseph T Ao Mike Efie Joseph Wo Mot Fuany Folk St. Louis Lem Lawson St Louis Minneapolis San Francisco Hick Iow America Joseph Wingete Folk Tennessee Vanderbilt University Dar Jaxmsville Democratic Machine Falk Yellow Dog Strand Supreme Court Beha'f Mere Joseph W Folk VicLk Lim Steff Poli Bueselt Burt Kansas City Ryan Belmont Theodore Roosevelt J. W. Folk Goverrnor Folk Governor Folk Gertrude Glass Brian Bootblack Randolph Jefferson City Roosevelt Bryan la Follette
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Some Women's Ways in Missouri Society

A Missouri society column lampoons a fashionable set inflating status with loud dress and ornate displays while preserving old ideals of simplicity. Governor Folk stories and local anecdotes illustrate public life, manners, and parental influence on children's honesty and conduct. The piece blends gossip with moral observations from Mary Robinson.

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Rustic Camp Furniture From Cedar Poles and Shiplike Craft

This piece advises camp owners and prospective builders to favor rustic cedar pole furniture built by or with a craftsman. It emphasizes simple, sturdy construction using peg and dowel methods, planed surfaces, and minimal pieces. A swing seat and Morris chair are highlighted as key comforts, with built in fitments preferred for economy.

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Monris Gould
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Evening gowns and dotted net fashion notes

Olive Harper describes evening wear trends using dotted net and silk slip materials. She highlights white net with ribbon trims, black Chantilly edging, and varied trims for day and evening dresses, plus hats and wash fabrics suited for Lent and warm days.

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Bangguo Madras
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The Word made flesh and Gospel lessons from John

A 1907 commentary notes the Sunday school lesson series on John 1 4 with Rev D M Stearns outline. It outlines the Word made flesh the lamb of God the disciples missions and the progressive themes of holiness, salvation and the guidance of Jesus across ten lessons including cleansing the temple healing the nobleman’s son the pool at Bethesda and the bread of life with emphasis on becoming sons of God through faith and the cross.

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Oppright American Press Association Jesus Joha Adam Eve Israel Jesus Christ God Moses Jesus of Nazareth Tesson John ii Lessex Dolm Samaria Lisson John iv Bethesda John Heaven Dis Henry Sussex Ajte Assi Johnix Johm ix
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Temple of Liberty Joseph W. Folk Werton Jobimine Small Fanny Little Bessie Littie Paul Tex Pollay Robinson L'Envoi Earth Swhen Falin Shail Pie Laura Simmons Ip Comprehensive Quarterly Review D. M. Stearns Pwapat
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