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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1905
Page
2
A fragmented notice from the Independent Newspaper by the Great Southern Printing Company mentions mail orders and advertisements. It references Tele Exchepze and various services for merchants and professionals with unclear details.
The article reports Chester Arthur Legg's Boston Transcript summary endorsing federal regulation of railroad rates. It notes President Roosevelt's advocacy has wide backing among business leaders and the public, countering railroad attempts to discredit the movement. Legg emphasizes fairness from railroads and that free lunches or discontent do not drive support.
A garbled collection of period remarks references Christmas, naval size claims by Secretary Bonaparte, Teddy Roosevelt Jr in a game description, and scattered clipped phrases. The readable bits resemble a collage of editorial quips and headlines from Baltimore American Cumberland Times Baltimore Sun.
A garbled fragment mentions Aurepolie Ramapolis and Acrepilisa Capiial with phrases about editing, Holland, Resels, arrests, and newspapers. The text reads like a stray quotation with no clear event or date.
A collage of overheard snippets from various papers shows playful quarrels, flirtations, and social commentary. Characters debate marriage, luck, and propriety while railings and humor reveal attitudes of their times.
A Boston era voice laments speculative wealth schemes sweeping the country. It cites a fictitious Arizona dig for a vast treasure said to lie in a subsurface hole, warning that shares attract gullible investors while promising riches like Captain Kidd's and Solomon's mines remain mythical. The piece urges honest effort over shadows and hype.
The report notes a New York case where Ed Meade received a sentence of two to three years for illegal voting. Philadelphia reports a strike at Vola Shirt Makers, with workers involved in a recent walkout.
A fragmentary clipping prompts questions about missing context and the story it was meant to accompany. Readers search for full text and details may be restored.
J C Batley editor reports a severe bout of illness keeping him from the office for two days. After failing to obtain relief from his family physician, he took three Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and felt notably better the next day. The tablets are sold by A L Pearre's Drugstore.
A jagged excerpt from Atchison Globe and Westmoreland items discusses social satire and race, then shifts to market quotes from G. Waring Tyson & Co. with corn and wheat prices, plus brief local notices. It mentions illnesses, hospital transfers, and a wartime preparedness sentiment urging readiness to combat illness with Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
An Harvard Yale freshmen football game report suggested Theodore Roosevelt Jr may have had a broken nose from a boxing bout rather than on the gridiron. A doctor noted the fracture had already healed and the nose had been reshaped.
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