Frederick fears pushed by ridicule and reform efforts
The article discusses concerns from Frederick MD about labor policy and government actions, mentioning Senator McComas and Federation of Labor. It recounts a sensational New York case of a young woman driven to suicide by ridicule and poverty, noting the World’s call for the public to curb cruelty to animals and urging conscience over mockery.
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Ste Federation of Labor
New York
Antolaosaes
Mary
Fragmentary debate over new legislative funding in Maryland
A garbled contemporary comment notes rival views on legislative budgeting in Maryland. It mentions Annapolis preference over Baltimore, a three month splurge of $500, and references to Olivelach's candidacy and opposition funds, with mixed newspaper fragments from the Baltimore American and Hagerstown papers.
Fragmentary Wire Notes From Merrixes Trade
Brief, obscured OCR fragment mentions discomforts and a sewered place. Reads like stray dialogue about a home comfort and a ham. No clear names, dates, or events are legible enough to identify a concrete news item.
What in the world are you doing with a photograph
A fragmentary exchange shows a drummer asking about a photo while the greaser mentions family details and a plan to entertain or avoid guests. The dialogue includes casual slang and exchanges among unnamed speakers.
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Harker
New York
J. Schroeder
Wigh Street
National Employment Exchange
W. Mohaws Street
The Voice of the Press on Bryan Abroad and Temptations
A Washington Star note on Mr Bryan's Europe trip lasting about two months and his enduring political power. An Atlanta Journal extract discusses temptations in office from trusts to constituents and the perils of graft, noting honest officials but warning of hidden pressures and contractors.
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MI. Bryan
The
Washington Star
Bryan
Europes
Natal
Atlanta Journal
Opan
Motherlook and Dream Verses From Chicago Tribune Page
A collage of poetry and prose notes on motherhood and dream glory. It includes lines about the motherlook in a woman's eyes from W. D. Nessit, Chicago Tribune, plus a dream vignette by Frank S. Sweat in Lippincott's Magazine. Also contains medicinal ad copy for Laxative Bromo Quinine and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Fay
Paradise
W. D. Nessit
Chicago Tribune
New York Fashion Notes on Late Style and Fabrics
Notes from metropolitan fashion indicate new styles for the season featuring velvet, chiffon, and net with crystal and seed bead embellishments. Elegant black and white evening dresses showcase lace, real lace flounces, and ornate trims. furs, Persian lamb, moleskin, and epaulets appear in coats and jackets with passementerie and detachable collars.
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Metropolitan
Laos
C. Shayne
New Fashion: Ermine Furs Silk Tassels And Net Beading
A fashion survey highlights remains of Boas and ermine accessories in plain furs and fringe trimmed pieces. Round muffs and white silk tassels appear, high collars vanish, scarves favored for sensitive throats. Sanirel, chilia, and white net ensembles with sequins and beadwork feature on Mme Patti's tour costume. Silk shots in black reign, with velvets and silks in stripes and checks. Chiffon velvets remain popular, with medallions and fringe trim adding elegance.
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Mme
Patti
Faxsik Figpv
Preliminary 1908 crop yields and quality by state and crop
The Bureau of Statistics and the Department of Agriculture publish preliminary 1908 crop yields. Corn total about 2.813 billion bushels, 25.5 per acre versus 26.8 prior year. Buckwheat yields around 17.7 bushels. flaxseed about 27.9 million bushels. potatoes ~81.7 bushels per acre. hay 1.54 tons per acre. tobacco 786.2 pounds per acre. rough rice 32.7? bushels. Quality averages cited for each crop with comparisons to prior years and ten-year averages. Fruits and minor crops noted to be detailed in the Crop Reporter.
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Bureau of Statlation
Department of Agriculture
Orop
Hospital Question Prompted in Letters to Editor
Letters from the People asks the public to weigh in on Frederick county hospital needs. The writer notes the City Hospital may not be taxed fully and seeks explanations from medical professionals for delaying another hospital. Anxious citizens want light on the issue and a public explanation.
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Hospital Questio
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