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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1908
Page
6
The Worcester County affair shows 38 men openly defying oyster laws. A sheriff avoids arrests, fearing violent retaliation as officials admit enforcement weaknesses. The debate prompts calls for stronger state action to uphold the law and protect the public.
A Baltimore Sun commentary questions who should prevail the state or oystermen as Worcester county authorities warn against illegal oyster harvesting. The Baltimore News notes the futility of enforcing statutes if oyster bottoms cannot be protected.
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from 19th century papers. Notes on money talk, conversation with wealth, fairy tales, politics, marriage, and domestic life blend in illustrated bits and comic dialogue.
A varied set of editorials and opinions contest politics and voter impact, arguing personality over policy amid tariff debates and national duties. The piece notes distrust of Washington decisions and critiques pension and veteran entitlement narratives.
Fragmented verse and prose pieces reflect themes of change death duty and personal sacrifice. The text mentions the dead the changed and forgiveness with scattered lines about love work and eternity touching a maritime investigative note and an ankle sprain.
Readers describe a scenic journey along Jefferson ridge in a September day. They celebrate autumn's approach, quaint villages, and pleasant valleys from the Braddock Colony to Middletown, noting calming skies and rustic scenes.
A collection of brief notices lists various individuals from Balelivore to Middletown and beyond. It notes people returning home from trips, visiting relatives, or traveling to events, including Miss Wessie Ander in Eyat Patrick street and J Hy Jones from Washington visiting Mr G C Carty, with others returning from Woodstock and Peter ville and travelers from Baltimore and Norfolk.
A Confederate Veteran tribute from Nashville honors J I Robinson father of J Kelly Robinson of near the city. The piece extols his generosity to the less fortunate, noting disinterested kindness and deeds that bridged wealth and poverty. A poetical note expresses the impact of his passing with humility and service to others. Mr Markell’s condition improves. telegram reports slight progress for John A. Markell.
Al Wilson, popular star, appears at Ford's Grand Opera House Baltimore and City Opera House Washington in a touring engagement. Review highlights his convincing ardor, strong singing, and notable supporting cast including Irma La Pierre and Fletcher Harvey.
The will of the late Mrs Cecelia Ann Bolin of Paxville is filed in His Orphans Court. It directs property to be divided among her children after debts, with certain legacies of cash notes and a $800 payment contingent on prior conditions. Albert J. Hauver is named sole executor.
A Saturday program at the City Opera House displays the Dieppe Circuit footage. Viewers see two cars racing the same course in runabout and heavy meet events, with dramatic close ups of curves, crashes, and a finish scene honoring the winning drivers and their trophies. Children’s tickets grant access to Sunday afternoon performances.
The National Banker cites figures asserting that U S gold and silver mining dividends surpass those of all banks and that mining companies pay more dividends than railroads. It notes 52 percent of rail freight relates to mining and related goods while 32 percent of mining investments fail against about 54 percent for general commerce. Mrs Cramer recovers from a gunshot injury to the face and will leave Montegue Hospital for a cottage recovery.
The Cente ssary Methodist Episcopal church in Burscase New York opened the United States’ only church nursery during Sunday’s service. The room will offer toys books and blocks while mothers stay in a rear balcony area for quiet babies. The pastor E L Waldorf says the plan aims to boost attendance and reduce disruption.
Rev John Paul Tyler and his bride have returned from their honeymoon. They were welcomed at a reception hosted by Trinity M. Behureh South. Pastor Tyler plans to hold services between eight and ten o’clock for which the public is invited.
Accepts a position with the Lowenthal Wolf and Engraving Co of Baltimore. The note from this city sends best wishes to Misa Mamye Hahn as she begins her new role and pursues professional opportunities.
A barn raising will occur tomorrow at the Inte Lewis Hildebrand farm near Hoerkeystown after a previous barn was destroyed by fire.
An old newspaper classified-style ad promotes Hall's Catareh Cure claiming internal medicine cures catarrh by Purporting to affect blood and mucous surfaces. The notice offers a $100 reward for any failing case and requests testimonials, with Toledo Ohio as the address for FJ Cheney & Co and a 50 cent price for the remedy.
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