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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
6
A 1910s Oklahoma statute makes it a felony to point a gun at another person even in fun or anger. Editors in the Washington Herald applaud the tough stance while noting unloaded guns still risk accidents. The piece argues the law will curb gun pointing and reduce walking arsenals across the state.
The readable fragments discuss exposed topics and opinions about marital faith, warning against gullibility in reading sensational works. It notes that sharp minds will not be deluded by shallow fiction and implies critique of popular tastes and moral judgment.
The text compiles clipped lines and misread phrases from several newspapers including New York Post Evening Sun and Philadelphia Ledger. It features unrelated aphorisms on marriage money and life while mentioning a “Bodden Transcript” and a “Truth fe wighty” style mock dialogue.
New York World report discusses Judge Foater appointing a lunacy commission to assess Mrs Hitchcock's mental condition before trial in the murder case. It notes hypnotic testimony by Dr Van Diesen and compares to Thaw's doctors, highlighting evolving use of hypnotic evidence and therapeutic suggestion in court.
A fragmentary poem collection notes September's return and nostalgia for arts and joy. It includes a McLayopura Wingo attributed line, a New York reference, and lullaby stanzas about baby sleep and dreams in Slumberland. The text weaves seasonal longing with maternal themes and poetic cadence.
Governor Crothers backs eradicating tuberculosis in factories and schools. The Maryland Association for the Prevention and Relief of Tuberculosis will distribute pamphlets titled The Story of Tuberculosis to guide teachers and pupils, stressing ventilation, hygiene, and avoiding spitting. The effort cites lectures, ministering to public schools, and a push for a designated instructor amid concerns over classroom conditions and the fight against the disease.
Mr and Mrs William F Schmidt of East Third Street maintain a sixty by thirty foot yard with eight diamond beds and a surrounding border containing about 6000 China asters in many colors. The display has drawn many visitors and earned Mrs Schmidt praise. Waddles Pleads Guilty in nearby assault case postponed to September 21.
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