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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1907
Page
4
The Daily News lists monthly and yearly rates for mail subscriptions with advance payment required and penalties for nonpayment. The Weekly News offers annual terms with club incentives and requires cash or payment by order. The paper notes a tax news office connected to the telephone exchange and invites mail, correspondence, and advertising orders.
Maryland Governor Warfield lauds Caroline county pact to cap campaign spending at 1000 dollars and ban paying for votes. leaders vow to prevent vote getting efforts and aim for an honest election era on the Eastern Shore. The agreement, backed by major parties, signals support for broader corrupt practices act as a model for the next legislature.
The note questions why a bold citizen cannot ignore state law while referring to a great rally. It mentions Wellman preparing a new series titled Why I Have Not Started for the North Fair in Baltimore.
A fragmented note cites support for a law stopping early presidential campaign efforts and warns that fraud in police or state bodies could corrupt ballots and harm citizens at the polls. The source, Baltimora American, urges timely action to protect the ballot and democratic process.
An assortment of humorous antiquated quips drawn from various papers. snippets touch on etiquette money and daily life with comic misunderstandings and sly wordplay. The collage shows era voice humor with eclectic misheard phrases and playful exchanges across imagined scenes.
A clipped, period tone report notes that United States Cuba reciprocity growth undermines stand pat ideas, arguing tariff concessions would boost exports without harming domestic industry. Also covers Hearst at Jamestown praising organized labor and criticizing elite corruption, plus a health ad on deafness cures and Hall's Catarrh Cure.
Curated clippings cover verse about twilight mystique and a Hawaiian alphabet note. Also includes craft notes on sea robin fin fans, Greek alarm clocks, and brief local notices on rail mileage, a Pittsburgh divorce claim, typhoid fever in a child, a Washington marriage license, and a lost box of Dr King’s New Life Pills.
Young Joseph Watt of Missouri joined the 1844 Oregon migration driving cattle. He walked much of the way with scant provisions, wore boots over his rifle, and endured harsh sagebrush. After surviving on storytelling and singing for fellow emigrants, he later dreamed of building woolen mills on the Pacific coast. The piece also notes a queen’s Union Jack gift to Shackleton.
The article notes malaria and fevers surround Panama Canal work and praises Electric Bitters as a safe aid against illness. It mentions Loutra Bitters as a remedy and lists cures for stomach, liver, and kidney troubles. Modern Pharmacy, 503.
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