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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1907
Page
4
The Daily News lists subscription prices for daily and weekly editions, including monthly and yearly rates, with advance payment required. The office notes connections to the telephone exchange and invites correspondence and advertising inquiries from readers and businesses nationwide.
A wary editorial tone discusses a county fair optimism, submarine program costs, and Pennsylvania tax and legal expenses. It cites Henry Olews advocating criminal penalties against officers rather than corporations, arguing such actions protect investors and improve governance. The piece endorses targeting responsible individuals to deter willful law violations and rebating.
A contemporary comment warns of grain crop shortages in Ecraps just as farmers need it most. The Baltimore Sun and Baltimore American are cited. Also mentioned is Wellman claiming a possible airship trip to the North Pole if conditions allow, while a Wisconsin veteran, 84, described as an apostle of rest who never wore shoes is noted as having passed away after a few days of labor.
The Cumberland Times notes a harsh contrast as all meats except pork rise from two to four cents a pound, hinting that prosperity benefits trusts and the wealthy while poor families see luxuries like meat become unaffordable. The Baltimore News echoes a stern critique of wealthier personalities.
A collage of humorous exchanges from historical papers. Dialogues cover autograph requests, wedlock jokes, and sly quips about writers, critics, burglars, and affections. The mix includes a clergyman questioning a marriage, a bridegroom’s clever reply, and editors noting realism and wit.
A fragment from multiple columns notes vehicle rights on public roads and recounts a Boston Transcript essay on Jewish progress. It covers early New Netherland migration, Stuyvesant’s stance, and the growth of Jews in America, highlighting education and civic contributions among immigrants.
Fragment from a lesson on knowledge and wisdom contrasts with a note about a lost and found item. A bouillon box of Dr King's New Life Pills is claimed to relieve biliousness malaria and jaundice. The entry cites Vearre's Modern Pharmacy as the location connected to the loss.
Minnie Hagmann, a sixteen year old Missouri girl, works as an apprentice blacksmith in her father’s shop near St Louis. She proves herself adept at shoeing horses and faring ties, arguing women can handle heavy manual labor if strong and healthy.
Trial nears completion as Judge Bond prepares to charge the jury. Plaintiff Hammond Urner and defendants counsel conducted lengthy argument amid witness testimony on the road conditions and bridge approach. Witnesses including James Peeples testified to odor of spirits and early reactions to Dr Gill after an accident.
A septembre incident near Inwood West Virginia injured A W Moser who worked at his brother O Q Mosers steam sawmill. While cleaning a 60 inch emery wheel the saw swung causing severe wounds to both arms. He was treated by Dr J H Shipper then transported to Martinsburg for surgery. doctors included Andrews Myers and Oatos. The rescue effort averted a far worse outcome.
A horse named Ban aids telegraph pole work along a railroad, performing complex tasks with humanlike precision. He tests bridge sleepers, retrieves poles, and waits for chains, earning the trust and affection of workers and the local community through daily, loyal service.
A missive from F W Devor Co and L Hargett & Co to John L Michael asserts their paint promises. It claims that every job painted with Devoe uses fewer gallons than competitors and ties payment to this claim. The note ends with a sign off and a sales pitch for their paint.
A historical bank ad emphasizes serving patrons with the bank’s 9 years of operation, large capital and resources. It states Frederick County National Bank has capital of 150,600 dollars and aims to align depositor interest with the bank’s own, presenting satisfied customers as its best advertisement.
A Fort Scott report details Baby Jim Simmons a Texas Negro weighing about 750 to 760 pounds. He travels with W B MacBurnett to Beaumont Texas, occupying two seats on a train, sleeping, snoring, and drawing crowds. Simmons says he is twenty, eats normally, and enjoys good health, with a height around sixty nine inches and a notably protruding midsection.
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