Daily News offers subscriptions and service details
The Daily News announces mailing and delivery options for the reader in six-column text. It lists rates for city delivery by carrier or mail in the United States and provides office contact and subscription terms. It notes services for advertising and news correspondence and mentions the newspaper’s telegraph connection and exchange.
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Tor Seely
Corriere Seve
Acq Sek
Unite States
Clabe
Sinelptions
Wasteful habits and public thrift in early America
Aged periodical column discusses national extravagance in spending and consumption. It cites forestry, coal, and food waste among Americans, critiques public graft as thriftlessness, and urges publication of campaign contributions before elections. It notes potential recounts in New York and laments wasteful policies nationwide.
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Philadelphia Press
United States
James J. Hill
Joco Waal
Balti more News Silent Call For Platt Replacement
The Baltimore News laments the need for a new Platt to replace the current one who disgraces the state, urging action as the situation unfolds.
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Platt
Baltimore News
Minutes of Merriness and Tongue Twists in Jokes
A postcard like collage of humorous quotes and misread speech from 19th century papers. It highlights playful malapropisms and dialect humor involving a wolf bounty, dining terms, and family fractions, with lines attributed to the Philadelphia Press Chicago Tribune Atlanta Constitution and others.
Bryan’s Political Strength Across Regions Highlighted
A Pillsbury Dispatch editorial notes railroad fears on freight rate hikes. The Boston Globe discusses President’s difficulty persuading Senate. The New York Evening Post extols Bryan’s cross regional appeal, noting Southern lukewarmness yet strong Democratic support and widespread recognition of his influence.
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Bryan
New York Evening Post
Alabama
South
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Dickens Thar
Ambiguous Prosperity Claim Amid Fiscal Debate
A Baltimore American snippet critiques postwar prosperity and government spending. It notes claims of money to burn, mentions Joe Cannon and Rayner, and questions the cost of a world cruise and the president’s record. The fragment signals concern over fiscal policy and public conscience in New York.
Moments With The Mule And The Compromised
A poetic fragment from the New York Sun contrasts daydreams of sand and childish innocence with adult disillusion. It juxtaposes dream like sand castles and fame with marriage expectations and女性 social mores. The piece titled The Compromised comments on mismatched partners and the ironies of love.
Residence on North Market Repainted by Force
The home of Mr. William A. Woodwarl on North Market street was repainted by workers under supervision of Mr. J. H. Lampe, reported in BRIEF BITS. The event notes a forced repainting action conducted at the residence.
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William A. Woodwarl
North Market Street
J. H. Lampe
First National Bank
Cramer & Stauffer
Bird Fear
Chur Street
Firet National Bank
Mmarsedtet
Transfers in Court and Notable Licenses Week of May 27 1908
Real estate transfers across Frederick County as recorded in the Circuit and Orphans' Courts include multiple parcels in Walkersville and Frederick with values from 40 to 9 400 dollars. Marriage licenses issued cover residents of Emmitsburg Lewistown Frederick and colored couples from New Market Mountville and Thurnmoent area. Will and estate actions note the probate of Masilde Gladhill and James W. Myers as executor with debts inventory filed and Maggie E. Doering final account as administratrix.
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Circuit and Orphans’ Court
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Saud E. Creager and
Walkersville Savings Bank
Mas BF
Fox and Wife
Walkersville
Ebner A. Young
George Ww.agile
Conty
Wm. P. Maulsby
Daniel 3
Kooge
Clarence L. Rinehart
Asfriet A. Rinehart
Eugene Hammond
Hammond Urner
Andrew EL. Jackson
Joanie S. Turner
Edgar B. Pry
Branssirk
J. B. Ford
John L. Smith
Frederick
Andrew P. Renner
Frederck
John W. Beachley
Jonas L. Hatgell
John
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Irving R. Stoulemyer
George C. F. Myers
Rufus RB
Zimroennan
Rufus R. Zitzmertusa
Rufus Scott Derr
Rufus RE
Zimmermaan
Elmer S. Derr
Daniel S. Koogle
Wm. H. Koozte
Leonard C. Burbaugh
Charles E. Shields
Robert M. Wantz
Ella M. Ashbaugh
Emmitsburg
Salvin Eugene Smith
Lewistown
Cora C. Haupt
Whiten
Edith Mo Herbert
Mountville
Richard Dorsey
Lillie Dunmark
New Market
James W. Myers
John Gladhill
Masilde Gladhill
Road Plan Launched by Good Roads Group Across Counties
The Good Roads League of Frederick, Carroll, Howard and Montgomery counties met at Laytonsville to back a State road from Olney Montgomery to Westminster Carroll. Jesse P. King outlined a route via Lartansville Etchison Damascus Mount Airy Taylorsville and Warwicksburg to Westminster and then to Washington pike and Hanover pike, a 5 mile corridor linking regions from Montgomery to Carroll. The plan aims to connect northern and southern points, provide a dry route, and serve cross state travel with a meeting set to press Governor Crothers and the Good Roads Commission next Tuesday.
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Good Roads League
Frederick
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Laytonsville
Olney
Montgomery County
Westminster
Carroll County
Willa H. Grifith
Lartonsville
Jesse P. King
Lartansville
Etchison
Damascus
Mount Airy
Taylorsville
Warwicksburg
Washington Pike
Hanover Pike
Washingston
Vsburg Battlefeld
Carf Hai
King
Mr. Hutton
Governor Crothers
Good Reads Commission
Berkville
Wmn. H. Griffith
James C. Christopher, Jr
L. E. Riggs
C. W. Walker
Josiin W. Jones
Wassion B. Chichester
James Barnesby
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advised With Caution Against Mercury
An old advertisement warns against mercury in catarrh remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheneur & Co of Toledo. The copy claims no mercury and urges purchasing the genuine product, with testimonials and sale through druggists. The text also briefly mentions Hall's Pills for constipation.
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Toledo
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Death notices and obituaries from Kemp Town and surrounding areas
Deaths include Eveline Williams 76 widow of James H. Williams at Kemp Town home of son J Windsor Williams due to paralysis. Florence Grunwell likely consumption near Urbana. Jacob Moser dies in Abbottstown from neuralgia of the heart age about 42. Mary Snoward dies near Hopeland of consumption. Henry Young 92 native of Middletown Valley long Lutherans member dies in Mainsbury Ohio. Surviving relatives include several children and spouses across Capon Ridge Kemptown Urbana near Monrovia East Berlin Brunswick Hope Hill and Middletown. Funeral details list Pleasant Grove M P church Urbana Urbane M E church Hope Hill church and cemetery interments with named pallbearers and funeral directors.
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James H. Williams
J. Windsor Williams
Kemptown
Footing
D. B. Haines
Capon Lridge
Willian T. Lewis
Plummutt Davis
Kemptowa
Florence Grunwell
Nicholas Grunweil
Urbana
Frank Clark
Monrovia
Almira
Hame
Arthur
New Market
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C. M. Yost
Clarksburg
R. E. Beaver
P. M Durrow James B. Harris
E. T. Dixon
E. D. Wing
Charles Basen
William Roderick
Cemetery of Church
Geo. W. Peters
Jacob Moser
Abbottstown
Mondlay
Mary Snoward
Mary
Howard
Clifton Howard
Hopeland
Hope Hill Church
Mr. McPherson
Buckeystown
John Hill
John Lee
J. R. Lee
Giles Johnson
Fount Johnson
Henry Young
Middletown
Maimsbury
Middletown Valley
Luthersa Church
Mary Martin
Thumont
Ohio
New Market County Correspondence Highlights Local Visits
In New Market, Mrs. John Downey of New London returns from Mrs. Ridgely's hospitality. Miss Elizabeth Lance of Thurmont visits Mrs. Silas Utz. Mrs. Chiton Sponseller and daughter Elizabeth and Miss Jones of Ait Wyacy joined Mrs. Geo. Sponseller for Sunday. The New Market High School graduating class presented their teacher Clarence McBride with a class pin. Miss Ni of Baltimore visits the Steir household. Mrs. Susan Shreiner of Waynesboro Pa returns with Miss Susie Utz for a protracted visit. Ray Sponseller spent Sunday with Mrs. in Hamerville. Mrs. X de of Siddletown visits her son Clarence McBride. Rev. David May, former Episcopal South pastor, held service Sunday with a welcoming program in the church edifice.
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John Downey
New London
Charles S Ridgely
Elizabeth Lance
Thurmont
Silas Utz
Chiton Sponseller
Elizabeth
Jones
Ait wAicy
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Geo. Sponselter
New Market High School
Clarence McBride
Baltimore
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Susan Shreiner
Waynesboro
Charles Utz
Susie Utz
Ray Sponseller
Hamerville
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Siddletown
David May
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M. E. Church
South
Local notices and community updates from a Maryland region
The column reports weather damage from Friday night storms washing away bridges and flooding cellars, plus local arrivals and visits. Betsy Grace Etchison, of Washington, recovering from illness, visits her sister Mrs. E B Adams. Several church events and Sunday school plans are announced for Bethel and nearby areas with dates in May and June.
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Hiss Grace Etchison
Washington
E.B. Adams
E. F. Ruley
Myra
Baltimore
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