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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1908
Page
6
Warden Hook praises Virginia convict labor on roads as cost effective and outdoor life benefits prisoners. Maryland legislators face hurdles to pass a similar public road work act, amid historical resistance to tramp labor and political opposition.
A fragmented Baltimore Sun snippet reflects on shifts in business and political revolutions, mentioning Haiti and in session remarks. The text shows garbled phrases but preserves references to the press, leadership, and public affairs in Baltimore.
A jumble of comic exchanges is quoted from diverse periodicals showing witty banter. A husband and wife spar over manners and a roof joke, with references to a New York senator and hip roofs. The fragmentary dialogue hints at social quirks and archetypal characters of the era.
The New York Journal of Commerce notes stock prices appear inflated and partly artificial. A watered common stock paying 2 percent dividend sells near 60 due to speculative hopes and revival promises, risking a market correction that could delay genuine recovery.
Names omitted from a list at the red Men's trading post were noted as Mrs R A Bennett and Mrs Clagit Ramsburg. A Thanksgiving market will run tomorrow from 12 to 2 pm. United Brethren church ladies plan a food sale and Christmas opening on Friday and Saturday at Manly South Market Street. A hall dance by Liberstown Inst Anturdity featured Broderick Orchestra. Several locals listed as ill or recovering include Mrs Peter Baer and Miss Annie Schmidt, with others gradually improving or undergoing hospital treatment.
Moving Pictures presents Pearce and Scheck at the City Opera House with five reels of film and two illustrated songs. The feature "The Jestore" is Edison latent. details to unfold in tomorrow's News. A matinee purse prize will go to the child holding the lucky number drawn from a hat.
Bee keepers of Maryland will meet at the Fifth Regiment Armory Baltimore on Thursday December 2 beginning at 9 30 a m Prof T B Symons entomologist will lead a bit of and expects a good exhibit of honey war and vie Ada apparatuses will be used Addresses provided F Philips and Dr G F Kite of the United States Department of Agriculture and Mr E R Root editor of Gleanings in Bee Culture
At the Family Theatre last night the audience packed the house to see the new bill. Frankie Wallace the singing dancersouette impressed fans with lively dancing while Chrlet Weston the smiling comedian prompted smiles. His song Baseball proved popular and the colored life motion pictures were praised as the best shown yet.
The Frederick County Trial Society will resume its monthly meetings this evening with an interesting program titled What Would You Do In a Cast of Burn of Scald What would you do to relieve the pain The injured are mentioned as part of a May family and tips are given for applying cloth to relieve healing and care guidance from Pierre’s Moore Macy Mich, with details on hosting and planning and a note on preparation for a reapplied cloth to aid relief.
A raw recruit recounts his first days at Philadelphia Barracks with a sergeant guiding him. He endures bunk meals and exhausting drills, learns to march, salute, and fire, and resolves to stay the four years despite fear and homesickness. He notes the humor and hardship of boot camp while clinging to Uncle Sam’s promise.
A fragmented clipping recounts the Monocacy battle and a brave Confederate aid who guided Union soldiers to safety. The narrative highlights Lieut Wall Craig of Co D, the daring escape, and a mysterious gray-clad rescuer who sheltered and led a wounded Yank to safety before vanishing without a trace.
An advertisement touts a D. D. D. liquid treatment for eczema, claiming it penetrates the skin to reach germs and offers permanent relief. It promotes D. D. D. Soap and related tonics, with testimonials and endorsements from various buyers.
A Theatre review praises The Toymaker with Simon pure wit and lively scenes. Charles Felton Pidgin's reputation noted and production set for November 25 at Cit Opera House. Following, bowling results show Schroeder and Eichelberger teams in a tight match, with club standings and individual scores listed.
Mr Samuel Q Schwartz reports his horse and buggy stolen from in front of Mrs Charles G Green near Path Mills on Sunday night. He notified Shunt Myers, but no strict search is being made and no clue has yet been found.
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