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A Great Day at the Frederic Fair Traffic Sparked Praise
A large crowd filled the Frederic streets for the fair yesterday, with heavier traffic than seen before. Strict traffic rules and vigilant officers limited accidents, earning praise for their safety efforts and the trolley company’s smooth service.
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Campaign rhetoric shifts as ads churn from head office
The article notes a change in campaign rhetoric with most messaging moving from central offices to regional ads. It highlights the growing emphasis on direct activity and business-oriented duties rather than broader, sweeping statements.
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The Art of Political Persuasion in a Toasting Speech
The passage discusses how speakers aim to enthuse supporters while presenting an image of fairness to the audience. It notes opponents remain fixed in conviction, and a successful speaker must showcase honesty and openness to win trust, even if the opposing party holds real ideas.
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United States Apple Crop Grows Large With Price Decline
The United States harvests a bumper apple crop this year with estimates over 40 barrels, placed in farm storage and ship points in Michigan, New York, and Lewingland. Prices are likely to ease from 1.75 to 2.00 per barrel, reflecting larger supply and expected weaker domestic demand. The crop’s size signals strong fruit production prospects for the country, with broad implications for farmers and markets.
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Death notices in Kansas City and Baltimore tragedy items
Mrs Mattie Font Corrigan widow of Bernard Corrigan died October 1 at her home in Kansas City Blissum. The funeral was held yesterday. Corrigan was educated at the V ém y and a member of its Ati mn Association. She was the eldest daughter of Greenberry and Jarboe Fout of Ohio County. Surviving: six children and two sisters Miss Marie and Virginia Fout. Corrigan's husband was a railroad cit ies in Kansas City Wael Mareh. A sentence about a Baltimore School Scheme on Wednesday. He was aged ts Ae 7 trenthe and oot dan. Funeral held at his late residence Sete wep Baler street. Thursday afternoon and habs o was taken to Wak ea che moin in awn.
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Headache Stops Neuralgia Gone
Advertisement claims Pr James Headache Powders relieve neuralgia and headaches quickly and cheaply. It touts worldwide relief, urging readers to buy at any drug store for 19 cents a package. Aimed at millions suffering, it emphasizes rapid relief and low cost.
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Rout Arrested On Murder Charge In Frederick Area
Aged doctor Trout, 74, is arrested on murder counts over a October 4 shooting that wounded Moses Thompson, 77, at Trout's home near Jamsvide. Thompson died early Thursday. prosecutors weigh if the gunshot or preexisting illness caused death as trial set before Judge Worthington. Thompson, of Ke Island, was not married. Trout’s bail set at 300 dollars.
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A garbled excerpt features a young lady and gifts of towers and memory items. Phrases mention rosemary, a dealer, and an enigmatic offer of items for a period. The text appears as a distorted note with unclear intent and multiple misspellings.
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Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick News Flash
Twenty years ago in Frederick local notes mention weather reports with a cool wave expected tomorrow. An incident note references an accident near Themis and Valle with minor injuries and ankles sprained. A band of archers performed at Meneses and a measured inch tally appears for an earth event era related item.
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Pape's Col. Compound Promises Quick Relief for Cold
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