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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1906
Page
4
The Tuberculosis Commission of Maryland argues for a state sanitarium to treat early TB, citing 10 000 current sufferers and 2 500 in their productive years. It notes the economic toll of deaths and disability, urging enactment of treatment centers like other states.
A fragmented set of clippings notes March ending with lambs and goats, mentions magnates slipping out through a servants door, a France investigation, and Governor Warfield vetoing the Dawkins labor exclusion bill, praised by Maryland's thoughtful elements across parties for industrial and economic stakes.
A collage of characterful quips from Philadelphia to Washington chronicles quick remarks about hair roots, manners, and gossip. Disjointed exchanges feature witty retorts, sly jests, and venue chatter reflecting urban humor and social chatter of the era.
The Philadelphia Record argues Judge Alton B Parker favors a southern Democratic candidate for president to unite the party. It cites possible choices such as Senator Bailey of Texas Senator Bacon of Georgia Representative John Sharp Williams of Mississippi and Senator Morgan of Alabama as suitable figures with Delaware options noted as regional balance. The piece recalls Horace Greeley as a past Northern compromise and urges cross regional unity.
Fragmentary verses on spring flowers and memory by Mars A D Whitney and Dr Westar Kestox Bree urge gentleness and kindness. The violet returns after winter, while gentle speech eases sorrow and guides the faithful through life’s briars toward a higher sphere.
The item lists scattered local snippets including Cordelia Noe about a railway tie, March snow melt, a prediction of more snow, Dorsay Robinson building two brick houses on East Fifth Street, and the Christian Badeavyar Societies observing April 2 as Frederick County Day. A remark on conscience closes the notes.
Warning against mercury containing catarrh remedies and praising Hall's Catarrh Care made in Toledo by F J Cheney Co. Internal use advised. Advertises testimonials and druggist sales at 75 cents bottle. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and a Frederick News want ad.
A unique collection of twenty two artists work started by Alexander Bramanstiel in 1594 and finished in ten years. The semicircular painting titled Prometheus Bound by Jean Pant Laurens anchors five fans representing modern foreign and American schools. The mountings by Tiffany Co with Madrazo input. Artwork lists include Marais Dalpy Wiggins and many others, a rare fully duplicable set.
New York State head of the American National Aid Cross warns famine in Japan is worsening beyond earlier estimates. He cites crop failures and widespread food shortage with up to 1,000,000 Japanese affected and calls for a relief drive including food and funds. Reverend Wm E Lamp leads local Sendai famine relief committee coordinating aid efforts.
More than 10 000 valentines have been repelled in the Washington Dead Letter Office in the past seven days as clerks in the unmailable division labor to open and sort unread missives. Easter and postmark issues add to the backlog with many missives returned or disposed of due to insufficient postage. A recent find included a twelve inch pair of false teeth weighing four pounds and a damaged stuffed owl en route to recipients.
Obituaries for Elizabeth Fogle and Emma Willard report deaths at home from consumption and conditions, with survivors, funeral arrangements, and interment locations. Elizabeth Fogle, 30, to be buried in Lawr town. Emma Willard, 35, with service at Sabillasville. Also a commodity note endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, with local retailer A. L. Pearce's Drug Store selling it.
A mass casualty incident in Sonora, Mexico claims two American lives and five Mexican victims. The event involved Yaqui communities and is reported in a special dispatch from Los Angeles dated March 24.
Former mayor Acbridge died this morning from complications of diseases. The passing occurred in Puitapternis with obituary notices expected to follow in local papers.
Weather disruptions hindered retail activity as heavy snowfall hit many sections, though renewed demand for winter goods and strong construction activity provide some offset. Prices edge up while manufacturing runs near capacity. failures in the U S reach 212 this week against 255 last year and Canadian failures total 27.
Capisia Walter Saunders, auctioneer, offered for sale at the courthouse door this morning for R. P. Ross, attorney for the owners, five farms of fifty acres each at Bartholow's. It was withdrawn as bid of $35.50 per acre. Also includes notices of medical salve advertisements for eczema tetter and related skin issues sold by A. L Pearre's Drug Store.
A market report notes eggs dearer at about 15 cents a dozen and butter at 25 cents a pound. Chickens priced 60 to 70 cents each. vege t ables and fruit listed with varied per unit costs. Several fish meats and miscellaneous goods appear with modest shifts, while overall supply remains tight as spring deliveries lag.
A jumble of crime and public notice items reports Lucius Rapp alias Lambert fleeing Yale thefts and Harvard student felonies, Italian suspects in a Portage tragedy hearing, Mary S Anthony starting West for suffrage work, and Governor Pattison's health update amid political notes.
Fire wiped out the Mr Holly Inn a well known summer resort near Carlisle Pennsylvania. The item notes other brief obituaries and a bill proposal in Congress aimed at funding a bronze statue of Samuel J. Tilden in Washington.
The article notes the outlook on the Algeciras Conference and a mediation involving the United States, with claims that a German victory would mean France and Britain losing real influence. It also covers Panama yellow fever cases, Sir George Darwin's arrival in New York for Franklin anniversary events, Gotch’s American heavyweight title defense, a bank misappropriation case in Jeion, and other brief items including a counterfeiting sentence in Tampa.
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