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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
6
The piece discusses Roosevelt as the boss of New York Republicans and notes Taft’s awareness of dull charges with Bryan. It cites Harriman’s campaign contributions as implying no ill will toward major figures, and mentions a Monocacy battlefield monument tied to Lincoln boulevard plans.
Reports from Frederick County fairs show county exhibitors shipped cattle to fairs across four states and captured most blue ribbons and many top prizes. The success highlights careful selection and management, supporting the value of scientific breeding, and credits the Frederick County Agricultural Society for inspiring high quality stock.
A fragmented OCR item mentions a corrupt comment tied to Governor Hughes and a note found at a corner, with Sun as a contextual reference. The readable text is limited, but implies an inquiry or complaint involving the governor’s office and a public discourse.
A garbled late 19th century item references a mob at the far end of the Long Bridge and mentions warnings about being misinformed regarding Maryland as the mother of religious freedom. The text is unclear and lacks concrete dates or names.
Readable scraps discuss consery idyea and memories, mentions New York Sun and The Meo new arrival at a summer hotel. The text questions prohibition of Ikleatog and decor notes, while a maid and local option fill lines about experience and value.
Washington Herald notes Gov. Hughes renomination steadies the Republican stance amid Western opposition fears. It credits his speech at Oungetown with influence, aligns him with Roosevelt policies, and argues his victory could unite independents and sustain party strength against anti establishment forces.
A poem urging readers to share smiles along life’s path and treat others kindly. It compares the world to a mirror, noting that friendly acts return in kind and that a simple greeting can brighten a stranger’s day.
The funeral for David Heiser was conducted yesterday from his daughter Mrs. Larry Msterly’s home at 104 West Sixth Street. Rev. Dr. Osborns Ingle led services with grandsons Joseph and Raymond Heiser and Zeno Brightwell and Edward Miller as pallbearers. Interment followed at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Thomas P. Rice served as funeral director.
Mr Harry Devilbies of East Seventh Street sent five large Atlee Burpee radishes to Tur News, grown in his garden near Philadelphia where he reportedly has about 800 more unpulled. A magistrate misnamed the arrest warrant for Arthur Beats and Minnie Devilihisa due to a name mix up credited to James Clark Devilttes.
Frederick College held its 145th annual opening at 6:40 AM with about 60 enrolled. Col. Willard M. Deen led the procession as speeches, prayers, and musical selections marked the inaugural day, including remarks from Rev. Dr. Gaborne Ingle and Mayor Geo. Edward Smith.
Nev D Moylan pastor of the Butaw Street Methodist Church in Saluimore declines a Boston call. He remains active in deaf mute work across the country and supports a Maryland home for aged deaf mutes. A meeting next month aims to formalize plans with a donor offering funds for building. Moylan, a native of Ujarns vile, is well known locally.
A feature on a moving show with Princess Trouty and Florine in a royal intrigue at Ye castle ends with a dramatic rescue and a prince turned bird. H. Wilson promotes his upcoming play and a Ruth anecdote about naughty words frames the theatre page.
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as the only proven remedy for catarrh and claims it treats the constitutional nature of the disease by internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer $100 for any proven failure and urge readers to request testimonials from Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
Purely personal notices list residents visiting relatives, attending fairs, or traveling to and from Hanover, LaGrange, Clif ton, and nearby areas. Names include J N Zitomeinaitly, A W Meadsia, Malingt Myers, J Marshall Grumbing, Miss Nannie Lease, Mrs E Glenmore Castle, and others with moves, visits, and extended trips to cities like Baltimore and Chicago. The column notes attending relatives, visiting friends, and relocations on North Market Street and West Patrick Street.
William Henry Piles of Cabin John Montgomery county dies at his home aged 98 survived by three sons and three daughters. native of St Marys county he assisted on the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal project and Cobian John bridge work he met President Adams Jefferson Davis and Lincoln during his government service and he recalled their moments with candid memory.
Henrietta Crosman appears as Nell Gwyn in George C. Hazelton's Mistress Nell. The City Opera House hosts the show tomorrow with a strong company and enduring appeal for a year.
A brief health note advises absolute rest for a sprained ankle and recommends remedies or treatment options from Prarre's Modern Pharmacy. It emphasizes rest and cautious care to prevent further injury.
A large crowd gathered at the Ramsburg Casino near Louis town last night with about 200 attendees from the city. The Frederick Select Orchestra played as dancing and skating continued into the evening.
The Maryland School for the Desi reopened yesterday with the usual enrollment of papite.
Testimonials from Frederick Maryland and others claim lasting cures for backache kidney and urinary disorders through Doan's Kidney Pills. Affected families report children and adults relieved since 1903 1907 and four years with continued use. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents urges readers to remember the name Doan's.
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