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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1905
Page
4
Fragmentary page shows a period advertising printing and manufacturing company. Mentions Frederick and Tele charge connected panels and orders for cee oper by Tilane. The readable items hint at contracts and business notices rather than a cohesive story.
The Railroad Gazette notes 1904 saw 42 electric railways in Canada and 29 545 miles of track in the United States. Every state except Alaska is represented. The piece argues that earnings and expenses require more authoritative publication as the system expands and profits rise with demand.
A collage of editorials notes harmony in the Prohibition party while criticizing others. Entries praise farm wealth growth and the Grand Army of the Republic’s schoolhouse push. Finland unrest appears as Russia’s weaknesses reveal themselves amid wartime strain.
Unclear fragmentary text mentions heavy meteor-like event near Finland with references to Amerioss and erratic wording. No verifiable names, dates, or outcomes available.
A jumble of quoted lines from newspapers discusses politics, romance, and society. Dialogues touch on ambition, reform, gambling, jewelry costs, and relationships, reflecting taste for wit and irony in early 20th century clips.
A Portsmouth correspondent analyzes the 1905 Portsmouth conference, arguing M. Witte used a calculated mask to mislead. The piece credits Japanese diplomacy for victory, noting the Russians yielded on indemnity and the peace achieved through Japanese magnanimity and strategic restraint.
A Cleveland Leader piece presents two verse sketches. The first explores mortality and eternity through Death and Life within a moonlit garden, while the second describes a wood nymph with willowy form chestnut hair hazel eyes and red lips, praising her beauty in rustic couplets.
A physician warns about mind driven diseases from overwork and anxiety. Neurasthenia described as fatigue and sensitivity to heat and cold spreads amid educated, high pressure life. Hysterical symptoms and belief in illness are tied to patent medicines. recovery is possible with proper care and hospital treatment.
Miss A W Wilder of Washington DC was found dead in a Manhattan hotel room shot through the right temple with a revolver nearby. Coroners and witnesses describe a possible suicide, and the room contained a suspicious bottle and crested poison.
Frederick area dealer M S McDaniel testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills benefited his family and recommends Clinton B Main's drug store for purchase. The ad urges kidney patients to try the remedy, claiming full fulfillment of its promises. For sale by all dealers at 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Remember the name Dean's.
William F. Fowell, U S minister to Haiti, on leave in Camden announces resignation to President Roosevelt due to revolutions and fevers in Haiti. Powell to return to Port au Prince to await successor. appointed about ten years ago. Also reports on a coal merger, yellow fever in New Orleans, and an ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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