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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1907
Page
4
The Daily News outlines subscription rates and delivery terms for the Weekly News and the daily paper. Rates include $18 yearly for the Weekly News, $1 per year in advance for the Daily News. Mentions of air delivery by casters and pen pal ads appear, with notes on telephones exchange and circulation. It also quotes political commentary from Baltimore and mentions American prosperity themes.
A garbled exchange references Mylo Iz Mpauat and a wife, with lines about phoning, dictionaries, and a sailor tale. The Cleveland Leader is cited as asserting slander against the Eastern uterus, amid fractured remarks about artistry and skepticism.
An editorial discusses the slow adoption of modern farming techniques and economy in farm management. It argues for scientific methods in stock raising and dairy farming, noting farmer resistance and the need to improve productivity and land use. The piece cites study and commentary on farm economics and education for better yielding cattle and dairy outputs.
A fragmented poetic piece references early pilgrim tales and a valley scene with birds, bells, and a distant clock. It mentions romantic reflections, moral lessons, and a plea to sing thy girits due as Jauss Brattis signs off with The News.
A report from Montgomery county notes steps taken to enforce the local option beer prohibition amid long standing tensions. Officials cite a crackdown after a period of lax enforcement, reshaping the regulatory landscape for 26 years and affecting nearby communities and businesses.
A chaotic discussion surrounds Judge Hende min fg the new Calndlt road act granting mayoral power to regulate auto speeds through Glen Echo. Farmers threaten actions, with local officials and attorneys divided, while town leaders vow to defend the order amid likely protests and legal challenges.
Dr. Charles O Kehler, a New York chiropodist, killed himself by slitting his throat with a razor in his Fifth Avenue office. He had treated patients from his practice and his death is noted amid other wire service items from the era.
Dr Alfred Whelen of Philadelphia reports heart failure caused by nervous prostration. The Ohio supreme court upholds Ark en law taxing saloons at 1000 dollars. Dr Fred J Peck, an official of the Hends ran government, appeared in Chicago. November 0 S:dge Larning in the United States coat at Trenton appointed J Rice of New Brunswick for the Arizona Smelting company and Consolidated Arizona company.
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