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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
6
A garbled prose piece references a newspaper exchange, letters to THE NEWS, and figures like John Rockefeller. It mentions taxation concepts and political figures in a disjointed way, with unclear events or dates and no coherent narrative.
The Attorney General urged reform in criminal law and practice describing the system as delayed and often unjust. He argued for simpler direct procedures and faster, certain justice, noting delays undermine the law at both state and national levels.
Fragmentary copy notes a dispute over a San Francisco jury and references to Elkins and a ruby ring. It hints at contempt and a home, with unclear connections to lovers and a tokeh term. Names and places remain tentative due to damaged text.
The 1908 farm sector with 6,000,000 farms produced wealth totaling about 8.5 billion dollars. It supports both supply and demand, reinforcing purchasing power and national economy, as noted by the Baltimore American Star.
A collage of humorous quotes and banter from various papers including Washington Herald and Nashville American. Jokes touch on manners travel captives and education with wry remarks about evolution missions and cultural norms.
The Philadelphia Record notes geologists and economists debate mineral exhaustion. Experts cite coal reserves in the United States and Pennsylvania as lasting centuries at current use, with optimism about alternative power like gas engines and electric generation.
A poetic Thanksgiving meditation praises God for creation and human virtue, thanking the Lord for knowledge, love, and friendships that give life meaning, as printed in the Washington Herald. The passage then shifts to an advertorial note about deafness treatments and a medical claim by J. Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
Church activities and Sunday schools tune for Christmas. Turkeys reported plentiful for Thanksgiving. Old Flint Hill church hosts oyster supper and festival. Fourteen snows predicted this winter with first on November 14. Girls' High School to stage an entertainment and supper Friday evening. Charlie Harman opens a meat store on North Market Street near Sixth. Edward Winebrewer Jr. plans property improvements on East South Street. Alice Bartgis sells a house and lot on McMurray Street to John H. Young. Benton Koodle residence woodwork being repainted by George Gittinger. Wise Guy quote about two heads. Simple Mag rebuttal. Crushed stone laid on Court Street between Second and Patrick. Edward Schell resisted his brother-in-law Hamilton during a dispute over pork weighing 560 pounds.
Aaron Hoffman comedy Playing The Ponies stars Yorke and Adams at City Opera House Sunday November 20 direct from Circle Theatre New York. The show features 20 musical numbers and graceful dance with two magnificent stage settings and a merry company.
Roy King colored was brought from York Pa to Brunswick by Sherif Myers and jailed for a hearing later before Justice C H Eckstein on larceny charges. Robert Carter colored was arrested for alleged meat theft from John Carroll and released after Justice Alfred Ritter found evidence insufficient.
The social world announces a Thanksgiving soiree hosted by Missa Ritchie's class next Thursday at 9 PM and a children's event on Saturday afternoon November 21 from 8 to 5. Mrs. William C. Johnson hosts a tea on Record Street in honor of Mrs. John Francis Smith.
Letters from the people defend Officer Herwig as one of Frederick’s finest, trusted by all communities. The writer praises his vigilance, noting residents in the northeast end frequently see him patrolling night and day, in any weather.
Regular Clover Leaf Literary Society meeting at North Market Street School with readings and essays by Marco Ozurrus Henry Knock and others. Debates on Edison inventions and capitalized officers named. adjourned to November 20. Yellow Springs prepares season opener at Workhart ball with a debate on capital punishment and a musical show at City Opera House titled The Toymakers by Pidgin and Bennet.
A fragment of a poem about love and loss contrasts with a local murder report in Erie. Select Councilman Gredler discovers the partially delayed body of dutiva Rumell, formerly of 2668 Maple Street, under lumber in the city’s south. Rumell disappeared from home some time ago.
The notice reports the death of Lawrence Hood a farmer aged 58 9 months after brief illness in Minae district on November 10. Funeral services were held at Prospect church conducted by Rev Parker with Mt M E involvement. Also listed are the deaths of Mary Ann Lambert and Lavinia Spurrier with funeral arrangements and church services in Mt Zion Lutheran and Bethany M E churches respectively. dates given as November 17 for Spurrier and November 128 for Hood in the text.
St Marys Episcopal church report new officers for the Guild of All Saints chapter led by President Miss Emma R. Gittinger and vice presidents Mrs B F Brown and Mrs D T Ortleman with Mrs Janice B Evann as secretary and Mrs C O Keedy as treasurer. After the session members shared cake caramels mints and chocolate at the meeting. The chapter plans its Christmas sale in December.
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