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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1907
Page
5
A Maine county wide strike plan is set to begin with 1,200 residents pledging to abstain from meat for ten days to pressure beef prices downward. The move, spanning several towns, targets price declines by reducing demand, though organizers doubt broad impact beyond strikers’ locales.
Fragmentary contemporary opinion notes discuss the president and college scene. The piece references power, a homecoming, a junketing trip, and calls for student action at Swarthmore. It suggests a desire for illumination by common sense and public discourse on participation.
A fragment notes a debate over physical culture in education and the dilemma it causes Cumberland mes. The text asserts physical culture is essential to education and hints at tension in intercollegiate athletics.
A collection of humorous quips and literary snippets from Browning Magazine Harper's Weekly The Post and Chicago Record Herald. The lines joke about money endings endings and farewell phrases reflect light newspaper humor and parody.
A collage of headlines from diverse papers notes a missing figure named Fairbanks, mentions the Oyster Bay shelling factory resuming shipments, jokes about generals and peace, warns Atlanta on fire safety, and questions Swarthmore football funding. It surveys Hague policy, moral surgery limits, and a Pittsburgh dispatch on brain surgery and crime.
A cluttered 19th century home economics quicklist with multiple recipes including Frosted Lemon Pudding, Date Pudding, Pineapple Frappé, Cream Haddock, and Pickled Cucumbers. The piece also includes stray notes on a girl memorizing Bible texts, local social life, October events, fairs, and Roosevelt hunting in Louisiana with a Dixie-themed rhyme.
A mixed docket of verse excerpts and sentimental pieces includes Robert Cameron Rogers’s poetic meditation on memory and love, Frank Stanton’s Lil Lady dialect ode, and a patent medicine advertisement claiming Hall’s Catarrh Cure. The page blends romantic reflection with light comic verse and dubious medical claims.
A bustling market notes steady demand with early patrons securing essentials while late shoppers await next week’s test. Prices span eggs to oysters, with fruits and vegetables listing dozens and baskets, fish, meats, and dairy all noted in detail.
The Balles Lettres Literary Society held a regular meeting with R Kida presiding. Officers read minutes, then members presented readings, recitations, a debate on arbitration versus war, and general discussion. Judge results favored the affirmative 2 to 1. next meeting set for October 11.
The College Conservatory has arranged a recital by Miss Maud Powell the leading American violinist with her pianist accompanist. It promises one of the finest programs for Frederick audiences and stems from Powell's friendship with a faculty member. The concert is set for the evening of November 27 and tickets will be held for those who secure seats.
A masquerade dance at Misa Mary Myers home, the Avalon, Braddock Heights, drew about fifty couples from Hagerstown, Baltimore, Washington and beyond. The event featured attractive costumes, a choral mandolin club, and refreshments. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertised as a healing aid appeared in the piece.
The text asserts that a person’s money possessions and moral responsibility shape bank credit. It emphasizes that how one manages a bank account, regardless of size, influences financial trust and the establishment of creditworthiness.
Paul H Hacke of Pittsburg leaves a $1,000,000 estate to his two male second cousins if they have children. If they do not, the inheritance goes to local institutions. The will also provides Miss Sarah Hacke an annuity of $3,000. Hacke’s relatives are aged 21 and 18.
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