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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1906
Page
4
Editorial argues the U S must honor its pledge to cuba and allow Cuba another chance at self government. It asserts the United States bears duty to protect property rights and liberty in Cuba while respecting Cuban independence if able to sustain a stable government.
A fragmentary text describes a confession tied to a year after marriage and related names. The legible parts reference a voyage, a wife named Mra Bachbeighty, and mentions of a son and a tense family matter. The content remains unclear and scrambled.
A column argues football embodies American boyhood vigor and adventure, contrasting it with gentler sports. It claims football taps energy, resilience, and the desire to feel tested, noting the sport's appeal to high school and college students as a defining national pastime.
Poem extols civic virtue over wealth or beauty praising women virtue service to the state and a city that stands as a light to a nation. It emphasizes truth justice love and brotherhood as the source of lasting strength rather than opulence or trickery. The author Omarias M. SeELpoy signs the piece.
Ten boys were fined for disorderly conduct on West South Street by Officer Dieter. They allegedly played firemen with a rope, caused noise, and appeared before Justice C. H. with a payment condition. Henrietta Hal pleaded guilty to abusing officers, and another charged individual was fined. Various local residents are mentioned as ill or recovering.
The text reports a marriage ceremony with the bride Miss Mayme Cal lum and ushers Dr Thomas R Myers and Beulah Cal lum, plus the will of the late Andrew N. Cramer of Lewistown filed for probate. The will bequeaths life use of farm near Woodboro to his wife Altos Cramer, then to two children Alvie Bertie Snook and Andrew Glenn Cramer, with remainder to siblings and in laws. executor named as Charles S Snook.
Mrs Garama Brashear Clary Wa Hood Norvet Boe and others attend a contested service led by Rev De E Bouse at Olives cemetery. Details are incomplete from OCR.
Women report relief from persistent back pain and kidney related discomfort after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Testimonials from Mrs. B. Chambery and Mrs. O. Cartney claim the remedy eased intermittent backache and improved health. The ad urges readers to trust the Doan's brand, sold by Clinx & Co in New York.
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