Wlerily News and Opinions Reflect on Senate Criticism
The Frederick based publication discusses attacks on the United States Senate by magazines and lawmakers. It defends the Senate’s integrity, cites coverage by the Philadelphia Press on railroad rate debates, and argues against broad condemnations of public institutions. It notes the death of Norval E. Fosio and praises his public service as a Maryland editor.
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Newsepaper Map
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Maryland General Assembly
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Maryland 1906 legislature mocked by papers
A fragment from Baltimore sources notes the 1906 Maryland legislature as potentially worse, while District Attorney Jerome is praised as brave for defying sensationalist yellow journalism from newspapers and magazines.
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Baltimore American
Jerome
Baltimore News
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The First Ball of the Session Aims for Courage and Loyalty
The Baltimore Sun notes that legislators tend to run hard at the end of sessions while the first days see them idle. It argues politicians crave money and influence, yet cites higher ideals and unwavering loyalty as the true remedy for governance, promising better outcomes in dire times.
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Fragmented Comedy Snippets From Early Papers
A collage of wry quips and misprints from multiple papers. Bits show social scenes at weddings and breakfasts, flirtatious banter, and political satire. Names like Whyte Yee and Sorghum appear in brief, skewed phrases. The tone recalls humorous clipped columns.
Man at the Plow Fights For Honest Wealth
A reflection from the Atlanta Journal extols a farmer who stays away from hype and graft. The essay praises his hard work feeding the world, his simple joys, and his place as the backbone of prosperity, contrasting plain labor with urban temptation.
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Fata Tworhslibs and poems cited in early 20th century fare
An odd mixture of verse and local notices. The piece includes a paraphrased reflection on fate from a poem attributed to SisaN Marp and a religious hymn tone praising Providence. It lists several local residents on sick lists with brief health updates, and notes that Company A members have received new dress caps modeled after U S Army patterns.
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United States Army
Funerals Reach Several Communities Across City
The obituary notices report multiple funeral services. Mrs. Elizabeth L. Fogle was laid to rest at one o'clock yesterday at her home crossroads of West Sixth and Beatrice streets, with interment in Lewistown. Mrs. Louise M. Trac die died in Baltimore and was buried at Mt. Olivet after services at the depot. Mrs. Margaret Ann Osctl died near New Market and was buried in Mt. Olivet with local pallbearers named. Mrs. Edward Miller’s funeral was held at 16 West Sixth Street with interment in Mt. Olivet. Thomas P. Rica served as funeral director. Public library actions include Mark Twain works being barred from children in Brooklyn. Other items note a balloon incident with two Germans and an attempted rescue effort.
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Weat Sixth
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P. D. Fabrosy
Lewistown
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Louise M. Tracdie
Baltimore
Charles F. Steck
Mt. Olivet
O. O. Carty
Margaret Ann Osctl
New Market
G. Hitli
Osborne Ingle
Thomas P. Rica
Learn the Cure for Womanly Aches with Dian's Kneady Pills
A Frederick Maryland woman testifies to kidney and back pain relief after using Dian's Kneady Pills marketed by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. The ad claims the pills cured her attacks and improved general health, with endorsements from a son and other users. It promotes home remedies and warns against severe stomach and bowel issues without treatment.
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