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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1908
Page
6
In fragmented lines a candidate named Cannon seems to seek favor with voters as supporters weigh party lines in Maryland. The piece hints at electoral strategy and the idea of aligning with public sentiment as the state navigates choosing electors.
An argument supports liberal spending to combat typhoid through sanitation and clean water sources. The piece cites the Engineering Magazine noting most typhoid victims are aged twenty to thirty-five, valuing human life at about $4,000 per death and detailing 1907 ward data with hospital costs and lost wages totaling around $125 per case.
Fragmentary note lists names Sperdlvorom Maite Sun and Altick with talk of peers and retirement. Context unclear. Possible discussion of digestion confidence and a social exchange among listed individuals.
A collage of humorous jests and snippets from 19th century papers. Quips about marriages and manners appear with playful dialogue and satirical asides. Readers encounter mock debates, wry observations, and social jests credited to Philadelphia and Cleveland era publications.
The piece lauds Gov Hughes victory as a reform mandate won through Democratic backing and Wall Street defection. It argues for forward government and outlines constitutional limits on pre election pledges binding legislators. It emphasizes representative government and individual conscience in elections.
Fragmented verses mix mythic lines with marriage prayers and medical notes. The piece references Pandoras Song, a wedding rite, and a garbled medical diagnosis about deafness and the Eustachian tube, blending poetry with garbled advertising language.
Henry Waters residence in Princess Anne was lured by fire causing about 12000 dollars in damages at the Victor Bloede Company chemical works in Baltimore. J Harry Corington, the Democratic candidate, carried Congressman's county by 264 votes. Thirty-two persons were baptized in a local creek by a minister team from the Maryland Amity Silver League. Congressman Talbott’s term would be continued. Frank Goddard’s son Jon Hailey Goddard died of a sudden illness at noon. William C Quin, a retired schoolteacher, died Tuesday near Beaver Creek Washington County aged 71. he served in the Civil War and later aided public schools.
A social event notes William Tyervar’s twenty first birthday hosted by his father Boppys and a Halloween party at Visitation Academy. Attendees include numerous local residents and Baltimore guests. Also recounted is the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. John Umberger with a dinner and celebratory treats.
The report lists residents with ailments and recoveries including Mr Win Hildebrand treated at City Hogpie who could sit up and Mr Walter Ramsburg of the Fam iy Theatre with a sprained ankle from football Major Charles Bk Mout of East Patrick street recently able to be about Rev Dr M F B Rice district superintendent of Frederick of the Baltimore Conference M E church stricken with paralysis at Lonavening now at home 705 Lennox street Baltimore slightly improved Sale of Lot Cramer Stauffer real estate agents offering Ms Alice V Bur family lot north of Seventh Street to E N Cramer on private terms
The Owls social organization holds its annual meeting at headquarters on South Market Street Thursday night December 31. The readable text also hints at routine proceedings and a referenced remedy, but details are fragmented and unclear.
Mme Anita Heineck Lloyd argues for an elementary diet of unpacked foods to curb temper and improve digestion. She cites un cooked bread with grated panela, raw eggs, milk, blanched nuts, and fruits, claiming such meals foster gentleness and steadiness. The discussion includes an anecdote about a judge and a family’s meal choices.
Obituaries report the deaths of George Jacob Howser at Graceban age 69 10 months 21 days born December 6 1838 at Creagerstown. He was a Moravian member and longtime blacksmith with roles in church life and local leadership. Also J Edward Shafer of Middletown Valley died at 60 from paralysis. survived by a large family and several sisters. An infant of Clarence M Shipley and Mary Simmons died in Baltimore.
The first precinct of Emmitsburg district was the last to file election returns at the clerk’s office today arriving at 12 40. The board of election supervisors met at one o clock to canvass the vote.
At the annual meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the Baltimore Methodist Episcopal conference held in Washington Miss Maggie Addison of this county read her report as district secretary.
Prof John Kennedy Lacock led a foot expedition tracing the old Braddock road from Cumberland to Braddock to locate a largely abandoned highway. The team, after seventeen days, mapped routes via Cumberland Clarksville Frostburg Grantsville Addison Somerfield Farmington Jamestown Mount Braddock and others, noting the road parallels the National Pike before turning toward Laurel Ridge.
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