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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1905
Page
4
The article reviews absinthe’s alleged link to crime and mental decay, citing Swiss cases and a French expert. It urges preventing the liquor’s spread in the United States, noting warnings from European press about moral decline and violent acts tied to heavy consumption.
A mosaic of editorial snippets questions farm labor costs and market prices. The Baltimore papers criticize policy and business methods while Taneytown calls for farmers clubs and grapples with labor scarcity and wages.
A Milwaukee style clipping urges citizens to vote and participate as the proper expression of public disapproval. It warns against staying home and argues polling stations reflect the community will while misused ballots and harm to the public are cautioned.
A garbled collage of conversation snippets from various papers mocks social scenes. Quotes touch on life's value jokes about clubs and married men's gatherings with playful banter among fictitious speakers. The piece resembles a humorous montage rather than a cohesive report.
A rambled column from the New York Globe reflecting on Japan and Manchuria, praising Japan’s path and industry while warning against indemnity from Russia. It also reproduces a moralizing Osborne Kane Farmer piece on human nature, self interest, and social pretensions with a satirical quip about valuing men accurately.
A poetic fragment laments memory and aging while presenting two verses from BULLETIN. The first evokes old dreams and a grate as a symbol of enduring song and shared history. The second, by S. Eisen, reflects on a lone railway tower operator watching life unfold with others unaware of the hidden duties he bears.
Magek Hickox of Midland Michigan says his two year old son suffered severe bowels but improved with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The ad claims it cures even cholera infantum and follows printed directions. Sold at Pearre's Pane store.
Arrivals at Hotel Beaddock included Mr and Mrs Walter J King Mrs W G Belt M Gillet Gill J D A Goldtwhaite M J Sayrk and others from Baltimore Gaithersburg Emmitsburg and Washington The hotel will close Saturday Camp Schley Inn closes today Local builder George William Smith plans two cottages on Schisy Avenue Improvements underway at Avula Twenty five guests remain at this Washington area stop Casper Clime and family to return this week Closing song service at Braddock Heights featured hymns a solo trombone and addresses by Fearhake and Mrs McCardell plus Eleanor Markey and Irving S Bissr
Local notices report J Washington Starr repairing a brick driveway on Patrick Street and Martin L Firestone repainting his East Street residence. Nicholas Fleming killed a four foot six inch black snake at Baker's Valley. An excursion over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad carried 2222 people to Washington and Baltimore. The Junior engine and hose wagon are stored at the Independent engine house during Market Street work. The Square Deal League displayed banners on West Patrick Street urging voters to oppose the amendment.
Market notes show G Waring Tyson quotas for tools including corn and wheat. Corn shelled at 57 cents per bushel. barrel price 3.80. wheat steamed at 650 per bushel. rejected 550. damaged 500 per bushel. Date 10 cents per bushel.
Mrs Charles Worthington Goldaborough of Walkersville announces the engagement of her daughter Katharine to Mr Liewillyn Walton McVeigh of Richmond Virginia The wedding is planned for October 23 at St John s Chapel Walkersville Md
Music by Professor Gas Edw Smith titled A Song of the Heart with words by Rogers Loveman and dedicated to Ralph Be Bowyer of Frederick. Also notes Chamberlain pain balm relief claims and a testimonial from Mr Nichels of Frederick about its use for burns and injuries. For sale by A L Pearre's Drug Store.
SAGE BALL RECORDS shows American and National League standings with wins and losses. Highlights include Athletics 5 Cleveland 2 in the first game and 3 2 in the second. Chicago 1 New York 1 in the first game and Chicago 10 New York 1 in the second game. Boston 7 St Louis 2 in the first game and 5 St Louis in the second. Washington 8 Detroit 5 in the first and 2 1 in the second. National League leaders New York 36 42. Pittsburgh 24 652. Chicago 82 48 a8 a DBE Philadelphia 76 63 547 Cincinnati 69 603 St Louis 58 85 392 Boston 45 53 335 Brooklyn 29 98 284. Saturday games list several matchups. yesterday Cincinnati over Brooklyn 8 2 and Brooklyn 7 3. Sch Louis 3 Boston 3. Chicago 10 New York 5.
More than 1000 men tied to street car operations and suppliers converge in Philadelphia for six-day annual conventions of seven associations including the American Street Railway Association and the American Railway Mechanical and Electrical Association. About 4600 railroad officers receive invitations to attend and a large street car and appliance exhibit will occupy 75 000 square feet.
A bald eagle five and a half feet wide was killed in Vailsburg by Feliz and Edwin Ritters aged 12 and 13 after Edwin wrestled the bird from their dog. The eagle tore at clothing as Edwin held it, and Edwin’s brother felled it with a baseball bat. Nearby reports include a fatal Erie Railroad wreck at Susquehanna with engineer Frank Robbins and fireman Rourke killed, detective Henstead fatally injured, a US Army Captain G M C Godfrey’s suicide at Fort McPherson, a bullfight incident in Frame, and a Chinese minister to Britain Wang Tai. Also a standard ad on deafness services.
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