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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1905
Page
4
Secretary Taft praises continued reform effort after defeating machine bosses in Cincinnati. He urges young activists to stay engaged, organize political clubs, and demand open conventions to prevent machine control. He warns that victories are incomplete without ongoing vigilance against entrenched bosses.
Contemporary comment critiques vanity and political rhetoric. References Yas Poles 2d Frags and a battle over ballot tampering and repeal of 1900 legislation. Mentions Bal timore American and Baltimore News, urging reader awareness and rural free delivery of newspapers and periodicals.
A cryptic editorial notes a looming decline tied to Metta and servitude. It laments mortification and a lack of role for those raised there, suggesting they will not shape their community in visible ways.
A compilation of humorous exchanges from several papers recounts quirky misheard lines. Basia and Bertie joke about doctors and travel, a mule overheard curiosity, Sageville speaks on money as not life's end, and Willie proclaims a big glatton in a playful rural tone.
The speech by Chairman Shonts proposes the Roosevelt canal as the interoceansic waterway to meet world commerce demands with rapid construction and honesty in design. The New Jersey Boat Post criticizes current political zeal and urges sustained civic virtue and longer anger at unchanging governance.
Poetic meditation on autumn, memory, and death, urging trust in nature's wisdom as the year turns. A faded scene contrasts with the living procession of leaves and seasons, recalling loved ones and the constancy of life amid decay. Also a brief medical ad touting Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills, with an assertion of testimonials and local availability.
Three men killed and seven injured in a dynamite explosion near Safe Harbor, Lancaster County. Reported mine and cave-in dangers, with救 efforts by workers and local residents in the aftermath.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a death or injury linked to a farm and a young child. It promotes Chamberlain's Salve for skin complaints and says it cures ailments quickly. The ad notes availability at A. L. Pearce's Drug Store.
The Loosmtaurt column lists market quotations for today with new ore at 20 per barcel, shelled at 52 cents, old 56 cents per bashel, and wheat prices including No 4 red at 783 and 690 per trekel. A note mentions Frederick W. Cramer beginning legal practice after passing exams, and high school cantata preparations for Santa Claus Prerogative at City Opera House. Charlestown WV defeated Frederick College 16 to 0. A new well on Robert Ransdeorg’s land in Pennsylvania yields a large amount of oil and gas, with ongoing drilling.
Mrs John M Whitmore of 59 South Market Street Frederick testifies kidney troubles caused headaches back pain and general malaise. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Clinton E Main's drug store for rapid relief after prior treatments. She recommends the remedy to neighbors and notes its availability nationwide through Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. 150 000 60 50 000 OU ery.
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