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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1905
Page
1
The piece argues that rural areas retain advantages despite modernizations like cheap transport and telephones. It praises better country life accessibility, notes rural regions benefit from city proximities, and highlights a shift toward healthier suburban homes as urban crowding spurs movement.
An array of clipped editorial lines from Hagerstown Mail Annapolis Capital and Baltimore American critiquing Admiral Togo strategy playful pistol humor and a life insurance outreach. The remarks reflect wartime sentiment and public discourse across multiple papers.
A humorous exchange from the Sunny Boath region notes a theory about climate change. Hort asserts that climate change is a recognised fact and always has been, reflecting a light cultural moment in the Chicago Tribune.
A garbled collection of jokes and exchanges mentions a dam, candy, and travel in Europe. It references voices from the Washington Star and Houston Post with a lighthearted wedding scene and a remark about changing money on a honeymoon.
A compilation of brief items notes a spring revival in American sports with baseball, golf, fishing, hunting and racing enjoying renewed interest. It also critiques civil service rules, arguing merit testing for driver positions may overreach and risk safety and practical efficiency.
John Webster, toll gate keeper on East Church Street, Frederick, recounts kidney trouble symptoms. After using Doan's Kidney Pills, he reports back pain relief and normal kidney function, bought at Clinton Market street drug store. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY lists Doan's as sole US agents.
Poem reflects on nature and art through ornate imagery. The speaker seeks heavenly harmony, unity, and enduring virtue. It contemplates summer beauty, moral aspiration, and the ideal of a choir invisible joining immortal beings through poetry and generosity.
Mrs Sophia Kurzmaul aged 91 widow of Lawrence Kurzmaul died of old age at 1534 Hast Monumentsstrast Baltimore She came from Germany at age nine and lived in Baltimore as a long time resident Mother of 11 with 18 grandchildren 29 surviving 45 great grandchildren and 5 great great grandchildren Funeral tomorrow at 11 O clock conducted by Rev O Burke London Park cemetery burial at London Park The names Ezra M Ramsburg and George Emory House appear in notices Ramsburg buried Middletown former justice of the peace. House age 21 of Thornton near Hyattstown Montgomery county will be buried in Frederick
The Boyr' High School debating team lost yesterday afternoon to a rival from the same school. The defeated squad included Measra. Jay W. Toma, Borman Ordeman and A. Staley Holtz. The winning team featured Harry W. Zeigler, Upton Reich and Robert D. Hamm. A rematch is expected soon.
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