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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1907
Page
4
A North Carolina judge criticized witnesses for perjury after a second degree murder verdict. The dispatch omitted details of the judge’s warning and any further action, highlighting concerns that perjurers escape punishment and urging prosecutors to pursue convictions to deter false testimony.
The Baltimore American criticizes tampering with the elective franchise and urges officials and voters to prioritize public welfare. It defends Governor Warfisid, praising his accountability and aim to serve the public good, while noting healthily Cleveland-like sentiments in state politics. An editorial from Annapolis Hospital expresses broad public support for a governor who acts with integrity.
A collage of old jokes and quips from multiple papers including Chicago News Philadelphia Record and Tit Bits features wry lines about tombstones, red noses, chiseled months, and clever exchanges. The snippet shows playful banter among characters and brief dialogues about snow and sharing meals.
A fragmented contemporary column rails at talk of bribery and cheating in a political or social dispute. Names appear garbled. references include a man named Mike James Bryce and phrases about a “Batons Bus” episode, suggesting a chaotic, opinion driven notice rather than a clear event.
A Washington Herald reprint of Mrs Anca A Rogers critique in Atlantic argues marriage falters due to women. It cites three faults: lack of viewing marriage as a woman’s work, rising individualism, and loss of domestic balance. Rogers urges women to focus on duties in home and society while resisting selfish trends.
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from inflamed Eustachian tubes and cannot be cured by local applications. It claims constitutional remedies via Hall’s Catarrh Cure and offers one hundred dollars for any case cured by it, with sales through J J Cheney Co Toledo and Druggists at 75 cents. The notice also promotes Hall’s Family Pills for constipation.
Poems contrasting sorrow and nature from Aurora style lines by Aubrey Thomas de Vere and Denver Republican sentiment. Expresses calm amid grief and the power of a glacier stream, the speaker yearning for a timeless, tranquil end as pine forests listen.
The Frederick Country Club hosted a mixed doubles event before a large crowd including visiting parsons. Rain delayed the final round until today with Hanson Manlaby and Lillie Motter facing Lester Toma and Rebecca DeLish mutt for the trophy. Preliminary rounds featured several close matches and upsets as entries opened for the county championship and Pigman trophy at Frederick Lawn Tennis Club on East Third Street.
Labor Day parade in Brunswick featured three divisions led by Flist-Harper's Ferry Band and various railroad unions and fraternal orders. Oak Point Rocks and Taylortown bands, Masons, Knights of Pythias, and Boys' Brigade participated with 60 floats noted. Chief marshal M.S. Wright and assistants Bowers Corbet Coprad, with sermons by D. T. Brantner J. C. Martin A. H. Gosnell and I. B. Cannon, and prayers by Rev. 0. W. Hoss. A storm canceled the band concert and dance last night.
Wm. F. Warfield and Battle Harding, both of Park Milla, were married at Baockeyastown on August 27 by Rev. E. O. McKoskey of the M. P. church. In Rockville, Virgil Palmer of Cumberland and Mina Daley Burke of Pearl, Frederick County, married at about 10 p.m. by Rev. Thomas J. Paoward.
Newton W. Bush a Washington area farmer on an 800 acre tract leased from C E Baker staged a Pied Piper like campaign. He pounded a bass drum and four instruments around barns drawing pests toward a dam on Dam No 3 of the Citizens Water Company. He estimates hundreds exterminated and says he will not be hailed as a literary hero.
Misa Josephine Eldridge of York and Mr. Thornton Edwin Wain of Enfield Mass were married Thursday night at the Eldridge home in York Pa. Rev. Henry H. Apple performed a ring ceremony with Miss Eldridge in a cream messaline gown. Maid of honor Miss Alice Eldridge and best man Herman Yall assisted as the couple knelt on cushions filled with their love letters during the ceremony.
A Poonsburg Pennsylvania Baptist church has split into two factions after a hot dispute among its three members. itinerant pastor Rev. Mr. Fahl of Auburn tried to restore peace but could not reconcile the sides. Regular services continue with one member serving as pastor while factions refuse to attend.
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