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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1908
Page
6
The Daily News announces subscription costs and delivery options. Readers in Frederick Maryland are informed of mail and carrier delivery details, pricing for year and month, and address for correspondence. The paper notes its telegraph and advertising connections and invites business inquiries.
Saturday May 9 1905 reports tension over the Mail Machine Trust and a move to expose the Tobacco Trust. Gen Fred Williams is poised to reappear as Bryan seeks renomination. Nebraska official Hitchcock accuses Interior misinterpretation of land sale proceeds denying the government 57 million dollars over seven years. He claims 5 million acres sold for 20 million dollars, with timber lands undervalued on the Coast. The piece brands the situation a common but stark scandal.
A stirring meeting at East Church Street public school building aimed to foster cooperation between teachers, parents, officials, and the public to improve the district’s schools. Speakers urged stronger patron associations, increased funding for better buildings, and healthful, suitable facilities to raise efficiency and education quality.
A meeting in Frederick started a school patrons association aimed at advancing the public school system. organizers urged all supporters to join and help push for maximum efficiency in education.
A garbled clipping cites local fears about crime and public figures. Mentions bishops in Maryland, cocaine dangers, and a warden with twenty years in a state penitentiary. references Baltimore News and Baltimore American.
Witty fragments from the Louisville Cogser Journ and Syracuse Herald quote a playful exchange on finance diplomacy and epigrams. A clever girl notes a sour stenographer, while references to a merry widow and clever wordplay fill the page with light satire.
A 19th century style column argues fire-related losses exceed 500 million dollars in 1895 and that fire costs offset half of new construction. It cites Herbert M. Wilson of the National Geographic Society and the National Board of Fire Underwriters noting per capita losses and urges safer housing and factory design to curb waste.
Fragmentary literary meditation urging readers to judge by deeds and resist worship of death. The voice challenges power holders and listeners to reflect on heaven or hell, urging personal responsibility and truth as imminent.
Uplinked market chatter describes a bustling scene at the umiket with many dealers and a large crowd. Fresh vegetables and fish are plentiful, with eggs 16 cents a dozen, various meats and produce listed, and prices noted for fruit and baked goods amid brisk sales.
T D Webb, third baseman, arrived last evening from Salisbury North Carolina. Cooper the left handed pitcher from Salisbury sent word he was delayed by business but might arrive soon. Manager Bultman invites public to practice and hopes fans attend. The battery Anderson and Pelogia have pitched together, with prior Eastern League notes.
Advertisement fragment warns against ointments for catarrh containing mercury. Mentions brands and companies in unclear wording, with references to Toledo and advertising agents. Overall note cautions readers about unsafe remedies and drug-related products.
A breezy weekly digest of town life recounts weather, church events, weddings, and social outings. It notes Greece Reformers, May elections, concerts, recitals, and a coming grand baseball opener with Bryan pitching, plus plans for new water works and a bank expansion.
The News reports a forthcoming feature titled Mic. of the Crar tures presented by Wise Feutization o and the Messrs Lebhers with Peacre. Fans at Fanat House attend a showcase under the Duke of the cape of dian Geare who intends to bring a new era to the Urali mountains with a bear and a meter centerpiece. The exhibition, imported at great cost by Peres and Sheek, aims to be the first of its kind in the country.
The Landmark of Norfolk reports Robert Downing the former actor told of his March 5 conversion during a Chapin Alexander revival. He described quitting the stage for Christ, read Bible passages nightly, and received strong audience support. A Harvard gift adds a new fire wagon to Cambridge, valued at 3500 dollars, sparked debate over college taxation.
Frederick County National Bank advertises a savings plan urging deposit of portions of earnings weekly or monthly. The notice notes capital at $150,000 and references a sale of the bank in error, urging readers to verify details.
Milwaukee Wis Mar 9 Wisconsin makers of print paper propose newspaper in future be printed in white on black paper to cut half paper cost and aid forests. Black paper from off newspaper or fibrous material while white paper needs spruce wood. Plan would save millions in pulp wood. England's Discreet Premier Asquith interrupted over woman suffrage in Welsh town. Cleveland steadily improves illness update from Lakewood New Jersey hotels.
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