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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
6
A reminiscence discusses Carl Schurz Boye praising the public moral sense as a powerful argument in moral public questions. It notes some individuals driven by selfish motives and highlights the influence of political cowardice and misrepresented moral issues in policy debates.
The piece speculates on Longworth and a President's role, cites Walter Wellman on Arctic expeditions, wrongly quotes Anson as cowardly, praises local officials and the fire marshal for pursuing incendiary crimes, notes suspects’ rights to suspend public judgment until trial, and asserts punishment should fit the crime if convicted.
Fragmented OCR notes reference Col. Pearre and Lewis in district politics with a cautionary old adage about who laughs last. The readable text hints at a local political exchange or opinion column, but details are sparse and names may be misread.
A collage of 19th century quips and snippets from humorous panels and magazine extracts. It cites Frede Hmstrisge, Illustrted Knicker, and Town and Country style musings along with a gag about journalism and literature. A New York Sun exchange recalls a golf ball remark and an Irish dialect joke about a weathered husband.
A collage of editorial snippings from various papers critiques campaigns and politicians. Taft Washington Hingen and Debs are mentioned with scorers and policies noted. The pieces reflect partisan tone and satire on campaign funding posture and family-friendly wage ideas.
An excerpt from a Metropolitan column presents devotional lines and a romantic poem about love. It contrasts weary prayer with lyrical expressions of longing and declares roses as messengers of affection. The text blends religious meditations with sentimental verses and ends with a stray line about New York.
The piece recounts attendance at the International Congress on Tuberculosis in Baltimore. Delegates from Germany Russia France England and more discussed medical public health and social work. Notable speakers include Jacob Riis Robert Koch Lady Aberdeen Kate Barnard and Lilian Wald. The writer urges Frederick to support local tuberculosis efforts and view prevention through hygiene education and community action.
A city report lines out the Beate Fire Marshal's pivotal role in Baltimore. The officer's daily communications shaped the case, with the mayor expressing respect and gratitude for local officers' work in pursuing the investigation.
The Huntington Gazette reports Galvani the hypnotic medium performed two nights in Huntington starting Tuesday October 13. Audiences witnessed what critics call a powerful display of mind reading and illusion, with Galvani hailed as a leading figure in the new sciences of hypnosis and the unknown.
Manager Carlton Molesworth of Birmingham Alabama buys W. M. McCilver from Blurrfsurg Pennsylvania for outfield, plus Gygli from Newark Ohio for next season. Also an ad mentions a reward for curing catarrh and notes J Chione y Co of Toledo and EJ Chaney in dated financial assurances.
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