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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1905
Page
4
The item blends local Frederick News with political commentary on Philadelphia reform and President Taft's China policy. It references ship prices, philanthropy speculation about Rockefeller, and American-Chinese relations including the boycott and exclusion act impact on merchants, students, and travelers.
fragmented OCR text shows voters urged to choose honest men for the next legislature. Governor Pennypacker of Pennsylvania comments on reformers in politics. Scattered items mention school openings, clothing bills, and winter concerns. The Garrett to Montgomery region shows political campaigning and a senatorial nomination in Alleghany and Fredrick areas.
Fragmentary local copy notes Mr B H Woarser of Montgomery announcing his candidacy for the seat in Congress now held by Col. George A Pearre amid mentions of General Baghmas and uneasy political times in the Sixth District.
A collage of quirky lines and dialect snippets from various papers. It includes casual chatter between Willie and family members, jokes about beauty and angels, and a puzzled rector pondering Heaven. The garbled OCR mix preserves colorful local tone and dated humor.
From the era's papers a tapestry of diplomacy and corruption emerges. The New York Herald cites a new school of diplomacy stressing concise talks, while accounts from Portsmouth praise Japanese restraint. The Missisouri Journal highlights graft in Port Arthur during the Russian siege, detailing inflated coal reports and corrupt wartime accounting.
An advertisement extols Shamberlain's Salve as soothing and healing for burns sores and chapped skin with immediate relief. It mentions a 25 cent price and sale at A B Pearre's Drug Store, encouraging readers to purchase for relief and protection.
Philadelphia hosts the annual communication of the sovereign lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. Despite rain, a large attendance is welcomed by Mayor Weaver as central city lights glow. Reports show a prosperous year with total membership 1,217,145 across 14,245 subordinate lodges and millions in relief benefits.
Deafoees cannot be cured by focal applications and must be cured by constitutional remedies. Deafness results from an inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube, with catarrh cited as the common cause. A $100 reward is offered for a deafness cure not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Circulars free. F. H. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Sold by druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
An analysis notes that wealthier Iowa landowners drive consolidation, buying out small holders and leasing land in larger tracts. It cites Illinois and central Iowa trends where tenants buy machinery and improve farms, leading to fewer small farms as vacant houses vanish and larger units expand.
Acting Postmaster General announces fraud orders against O H Hewes of Old Orchard Maine and Barnard Skirt and Waist Co of Owenton Kentucky for prize letter schemes. Laksi Medicine Co of Brooklyn tied to misleading ads offering a gold watch premium with pills. These actions close schemes exploiting mail to solicit money and mislead recipients.
An old Frederick advertisement features Dr A Fraley endorsing Dean's Ointment for hemorrhoids. It urges sufferers to visit Clinton Muin's drug store on Market Street to buy a box and use as directed, claiming the treatment cures when others fail. Poster-Milbern Co. Buffalo NY is listed as sole US agents.
Dr Frank McMurry of Baltimore spoke at the State Normal School on how studying under a teacher differs from studying alone. He urged letting pupils take responsibility, turn class conduct over to students, and pursue independent thinking rather than mere memorization. He stressed apperception and interest, noting imitation is strong but should be balanced with active student engagement.
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoeaa Remedy cured severe bowel complaints in a two year old and offers it for sale at A. L. Perrie's Drag store. The testimonial hails Midland Michigan as the testimonial source. It urges following printed directions for a certain cure.
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