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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1908
Page
6
London sources report discussions on protecting industry and possible tax increases to cover a projected 350 million treasury deficit. Officials warn against new levies while Congress contemplates grants and spending growth amid rising costs and debt.
Fragmentary OCR mentions American Star and Kadtemmore with a play context. Names and specifics are unreadable. no clear event dates teams or outcomes to substantiate a full summary.
A collage of quirky quotes and captions from various papers includes a man telegraphing about marrying a daughter, a jokey line about a practical man, a remark on pyramid building and government work, inmate quips about dishes and money, and a New York claim that a woman needs seventy thousand dollars a year for clothes, all reflecting early humor and social chatter.
The mixed text suggests a newspaper page with sports notes and world affairs. It references baseball play, a professor's discovery, and World War concerns alongside garbled names and quotes. Readers are left with fragmented implications rather than a clear single story.
A series of short notices lists individuals visiting relatives or friends in various locations. Names include Augustus Ford, Dr Houston Elliot, Adolphus Kar bake, Charles Sullivan, Nicholse Lochner, May Ridgely, Mary Brochey, NEL Webb, Mrs. Schultz, Margaret M. Carty, John King, Harry Clyde, N P Holler, C Hayes Tandra, Charles Spangler, Lee Ordenan, and several spouses and relatives. Cities mentioned include Baltimore Washington Hoode Ride Hagerstown Leation West Patrick Street and West Third Street.
Postmaster Harrington and staff were hosted at MesLAL lager's dining parlors on West Patrick Street in appreciation of service. Attendees included James W. Robinson and other clerks and carriers. a celebratory supper followed with music and prizes. Nearby social items include Miss Helen Landauer hosting Nise Kesio Misenberg and several residents entertaining friends with games and refreshments, plus a Walkeraville dance by Frederick Select Orchestra.
After ten months at the Lyceum Theatre New York The Thief a tense human drama by Bernstein returns to debut at City Opera House on Thursday December The play had impressive runs in Paris London and New York with Irene Vanbrugh Madam le Bary and Heart Bernstein among its noted interpreters The production boasts a renowned company and promises intense performances centered on a wife husband and son in a story that intensifies as Bernstein shifts to new climaxes with strong acting and stage craft expected to captivate audiences.
The City Opera House shows a program with Pearce and Sheek presenting five reels of the Intent Hlin films, two illustrated songs, and a feature Edison color film The Army of Two. A Revolutionary War plot centers on a British commander joining the Continental Army, with romance, battles, and a cliff landing scene.
Two weddings described. Misa Nina Koni Roelkey wed William Albert Leister at Locust Grove near Knoxville with ceremony by Rev. Robt W. Doty before leaving for Baltimore and New York. Earlier, Miss J Lilian Moore wed Howard M. Steen at 530 Ninth Street NW Washington with brief ceremony and northern honeymoon.
The reader Thomas Manning of Manning Mo cites trial evidence claiming a Dr King’s Nex Discovers is the best remedy for coughs colds fevers bronchitis and pneumonia. The Buick of Narty Faghl Vane presents medical claims and testing outcomes as protection against illness in early advertisements.
The reorganised Fortnightly Club held its first meeting at Kemp Hall with executive in charge. President Joseph D. Baker and Mrs. Glenn H Worthington welcomed members. A Thanksgiving themed program featured music by an orchestra, readings, and dramatization. The event concluded with social time and refreshments. A separate Baseball Meeting was announced for Frederik to organize a team, and Mountain City Connect no 12 Daughters of Liberty to attend a service at United Brethren Church.
A notice of sale of real estate under a deed of trust dated December 28 19 Isa by Frederick Gouty involves Dillon wife and the trustee. The sale occurs in front of the Court House door in Frederick, with public notice of records and fees.
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