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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1907
Page
4
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A fragmented editorial discusses plague control in San Francisco, campaign rhetoric in Maryland, and the shift from fines to imprisonment for railroad and trust violations. It cites Dr. J Veraluys of Amsterdam urging jail for offenders to curb lawbreaking and protect American securities abroad.
A Baltimore Sun snippet quotes a contemporary commentator joking about Japan and China, and notes the telegraphers strike continues with news arriving on schedule, reflecting era tensions and media cadence.
The Cumberland Times notes Attorney General Bonaparte avoids resignation while Georgia endures temperance policy. It cites Governor Smith signing the prohibition law and reports a dry county in Weary, prompting a local liquor sale spark as a corner storekeeper buys 4500 half gallons, a ripple effects tale.
A mosaic of clipped dialogue from various papers shows quirky misprints and garbled captions. The passages include slangy exchanges about street life, funerals, marriages, summer hotels, and stage props with inconsistent spelling and punctuation.
A fragmented provincial page mixes political opinion and social critique. It cites Taft and Roosevelt era debates, mocks reformers, and previews a long discussion on why American marriages fail, highlighting views from Marcus Rogers and references to successive U.S. figures and publications.
A fragmentary excerpt echoes Rupert Louis Stevenson lines about a sailor returning home, with phrases like home from sea and the hunter home from the hill. The text weaves starry skies and grave imagery, suggesting a reflective obituary tone.
Special correspondence outlines the season millinery trend with large hats, vivid trims, velvet flowers, and ribbon accents. Colors include London green, crushed strawberry, Copenhagen blue, and topaz shades. Fabrics feature plaid broadcloths and silk waists with decorative braid and button details. Fannie Finco.
The article details fall fashion trends with a focus on purple and plum millinery accents, velvet and ribbon trims, and large plumes for hats. It notes color harmonies, preferred hat shapes, and the rise of colored footwear, especially golden brown shades, plus vivid fabric and coat styles for the season. It also comments on advertising’s limited impact and the persistence of promotional efforts.
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