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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
4
The Daily News and Weekly News solicit subscriptions with varied rates for city and US delivery. Payment in advance urged. monthly and yearly options listed. The Tex News office is linked to the telephone exchange and readers are invited to send correspondence and advertisements to the News.
Ithaca dispatch reports Justice Miller of the New York Supreme Court refused all citizenship applications at the September term. He warned against admitting ignorant foreigners, saying only those with constitutional knowledge and intent to stay should be naturalized. He argued an informed, patriotic electorate guards democracy.
Contempo commentary notes a team owned by Speaker Cannon struck by lightning amid a jumble of quotes. The piece mocks public worry, mentions Wellman’s balloon to the North Pole, and references robberies, a sleeper awakened by fire, and a hazing workman, all woven into a clipped day’s news satire.
A fragmentary report describes a disturbing event involving a boy with a red pepper causing injury to his eyes through an action by a companion. The text hints at critique of refined civilization and references Halti more Amorlozno, suggesting a thematic discourse on social decline and moral ambiguity.
A fragment from a humorous exchange column features remarks about men as workers like bees and women’s responses. It parodies public figures and phrases, including references to Hamlett Fatt and a Chicago Record-Herald style quip. The tone mimics a light gossip column with puns and social banter.
A collection of editorial snippets from major papers arguing about how to sustain financial confidence and national prosperity while curbing waste. It notes calls for louder dividends for shareholders, critiques of extravagant spending, and a skeptical view of public policy’s ability to deliver betterment.
A mixed excerpt features poetic reflections and oblique quotes from Ralph Waldo Emerson and Fitz-Greene Halleck, recalling memory, loss, and the aged gaze on a fading figure. The section includes an advertising note on continuous media impact and timing.
A discussion on bird flight balance and the science of equilibrium cites nerves and wing feathers as sensitive aids to center of gravity and air stability. It contrasts avian precision with a sail’s mock battles, recounting a sailor’s tense trials and trickery in Outing Magazine.
A clipped excerpt recalls Dadmondo de Amicis narrating a Genoa to Buenos Ay\enas voyage. A steamer captain informs a passenger they will cross the tropic of cancer and she responds with eager enthusiasm, promising to witness something anew.
A Zulu rain charm is described as remarkable for a fierce people. They eat a bird and, after consecration by a tribal wizard making it a heaven bird, cast it into a pool. They believe the sky personifies and, at the bird's death, will pour ice that triggers rain showers.
A London Sketch tale recounts the Duke of Connaught in Ireland where a peasant playfully greets him and a milkman jokes about a dog tugging at trousers. A bank messenger loses his bag, while Devoe paint ads warn buyers to count gallons, not price, in a curious composite page.
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