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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1908
Page
4
The excerpt lists subscription prices for The Daily News and The Weekly News, noting monthly and yearly rates, payment requirements, and delivery by carrier or mail. It also provides office details and mailing instructions for readers in Frederick, Be, and surrounding areas.
A 1908 item notes Frederick County tax progress and ongoing speculation over vice presidential nominees. The piece mentions Taft as favored by some, and remarks weather forecasts link to events scheduled for tomorrow requiring better conditions.
Edward Everett Hale urges stopping late night noises such as barking dogs, fireworks, and shingle slaters. He argues courts have authority to suppress nuisances and cites rising citizen complaints and existing ordinances needing stricter enforcement.
A garbled collection of 19th century news fragments discusses telegraph matter, press issues, an automobile fire, and political remarks. Names like Coburn and references to Kansas bankers appear amid conjecture on prosperity and tariff policy.
Mrs Naggs asks why seasons are pictured as women during an art exhibit with her husband present. Naggs retorts that men are never satisfied with them, regardless of the form.
A penniless Cleveland orphan and a Chicago article describe dire need and an opportunistic move that led to a monthly income of 1100. The piece mentions a starving woman seeking work and a man named Gould in a Louisville context.
Several hundred delegates from Pennsylvania agricultural, religious, and civic groups attend the Pennsylvania Arbitration Peace Conference. They push for international goodwill, oppose wars, and favor disputes being settled by arbitration, acknowledging slow reform but hopeful for a future without conflicts.
Fragmented verse imagery about weaving dreams to outshine a troubled world. A speaker consoles herself with a loom and fabrics as life’s pain, crowns, and loneliness swirl. a dreamlike poem contrasts celestial imagery with human longing and escapism.
A procession of players and managers will ride in cars and carriages. Mr. Bryan will be asked to pitch first. The parade is planned to reach the grounds around 4 50 o clock with expected crowds and seating details noted.
Basen J R Green, third baseman, praised as a quick, strong hitter and a fast runner. The caption notes his reputation for tickling his position and setting a record.
County Capewater Lincoln G. Dineermian, of Walkerville, reports the death of a valuable horse Sunday from colic. A charity event titled A Day at the Opens House for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will be held at West Fourth Street and the alley to Ctuieau.
Memorial services were arranged by Hevnuhis post No 2 G A R for Mt Olivet cemetery on Saturday May 30 with attending groups Camp 17 PGO 5 A and Bredonin Council No 46. Grace Reformed church service Sunday morning will feature sermon by Stev E L McLean Wil. The Moon Memorial Day event will assemble led by Low Springs and include the Sons of Veterans and other groups for a procession to Att Olivet cemetery for memorial rites and graveside decorations followed by an address by Major KE. Y Gainsborough at the Key monument. County strawberries were brought to the market by Jub Cline near Braddock and sold for 20 cents a box.
Florence Bainbridge appeared before Justice J. Francis Smith for creating a disturbance. A fine of 53 was imposed after investigation by Officer Ning and local authorities.
Rosebuds beat an unfamiliar squad 6 to 2 in a scrimmage before a crowd of about five hundred. Anderson worked the first five innings, Gravel finished, and Burch struck out six in a solid pitching show. Key hits and steady defense highlighted the local club’s first test of the season as practice continues.
A Frederick resident, John T. Street, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured years of kidney and lower back pain. He describes irregular urine and frequent night awakenings, then notes relief after using the product from C. Cassis's drug store. Sold nationwide with Foster-Milburn Co. as sole U.S. agents.
The bank outlines various assistance channels and programs designed to support customers, including financial guidance, loan flexibility, and digital tools. It emphasizes accessibility and timely responses to inquiries.
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