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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1908
Page
6
A Paris fire destroys the Central Telephone Building disrupting telephony to the provinces and stock markets. The Paris telegraph and telephone department races to restore service for banks hospitals hotels and police while debates over Hearst letters and Taft Roosevelt fuel political commentary.
The readable fragment references Baltimore and mentions candidates with limited context. The text is garbled and provides no clear event, outcome, or identifiable actions to summarize further.
A quirky clipping quotes exchanges on Sabbath fishing vigilante wit, campaign speech mechanics, and a safety razor dispute. The banter touches on Alexander the Great, modern payoffs, and a playful payback about grooming tools in a domestic scene.
The piece surveys Germany Austria France and Russia where overtaxed school systems harm children. It cites a Vienna physician and a professor who link excessive study and exam pressure to child despair and suicide, noting guidance on kindergarten age and broader school hygiene.
A compact literary page presents a Persian poem line by line with moral reflections. It includes Sadi the poet and an Eleanor C. Donnttuy verse about compassion. An optimistic quatrain encourages facing life bravely and a brief proverb on not crossing bridges before reaching them.
Father Burke argued for Christ’s divinity using miracles prophecies and resurrection. He cited Jewish and apostolic understanding that Jesus claimed Godhood, asking listeners to accept Christ as God or dismiss Him as impostor. The next talk will address The Church and the Bible.
A full program for the Twenty second Biennial State Convention of the Maryland Sunday School Association is set for October 22 23 in Baltimore at Brantly Baptist Church. The event features national leaders, specialized sessions on training and class work, a Friday mass children concert at Lyric Music Hall, and a three session Workers Institute October 20 21 at Har ten Avenue Christian church.
The advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy addressing constitutional disease. It claims internal action, strengthening the patient by restoring digestion and mucus balance, with a promise of testimonials and a money back guarantee.
The Y M C A quarterly meeting drew a modest crowd in the auditorium. Reports from committees and the Board of Directors outlined plans for the coming year. Main speaker B E Eichelbarger gave a strong address on good citizenship. The football squad held gym practice with twenty men, slated for field work soon.
Obituaries report the deaths of Polk Biser at 63 in Knoxville from diabetes and pneumonia after a year compromised health, plus Henrietta Warner Osburn and Mrs Henry Osburn of multiple states, Charles R Flattt in Washington, Rev. Richard Whittingham in Aiken, Willie Brooke in Cumberland with funeral plans, and other local figures across Maryland and West Virginia. The items name survivors and brief biographical details.
Frederick readers report lasting relief from piles and skin itchiness after using Doan's Ointment. Theodore R. Smith of Baltimore credits the remedy with full cure after years of suffering and temporary fixes. Sold by all dealers with Foster Milburn Co. as sole agents for the United States.
A fragment discusses becoming strong and mentions Electie Bitters as an aid. The text references a mother’s decision and a belief in the tonic’s benefit for strengthening and vitality. The message reads as personal guidance rather than news.
County Chairman Jacob L Engelbrecht of the Prohibition party announces additional members of the county central committee to aid the fall campaign. Names span Buckeystowe Middletown Urbana New Market Woodsboro and other towns with several doctors and lawyers listed among the appointees. Delegates to the Sixth District Congressional convention at Frostburg are named with figures A Luther Nickela J N Zimmerman Daniel J Young Millard F McBride John I Pearl and Z C Werking. The chairman notes Frederick county favors Finley C Hendrickson for nomination mirroring Republican and Democratic choices and cites his past vote appeal and broad support.
Sam A. Garber describes aiding a severely ill woman aboard an East bound O K&N train from Pendleton to La Grande Oregon. He used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, gave a dose to the woman and another to her husband, and the passenger recovered before Le Grande. Pearre's Modern Pharmacy advertises the remedy.
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