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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
6
The correspondence notes Governor Haskell as a trusty fellow, while alleging the Standani Oil Company would bargain for a U S Senator for about $1,000. It criticizes the governor’s language as foggy and suggests the need for clearer phrasing to convey meaning.
The International Congress on Tuberculosis begins a three week session in Washington with workers from around the world sharing experiences and ideas to advance the fight against the white plague. An extensive exhibition highlights cures, prevention methods, sanitary models, and educational displays from governments and private firms.
The Baltimore News lauds the state effort against tuberculosis, praising lawmakers and citizens for backing ph this annual campaign. It highlights Governor John Walter Smith's influence and illustrates broad public spirit and legislative backing for disease control measures.
A collage of humorous lines and snatches from era papers. Mrs Gadley pleads for company while Nell dislikes hiring her husband. Belle comments on a good or bad husband. A candidate vows to serve the district, provoking readers. A tailor stops a young man over a debt and a knight of the tape humorously questions fate.
Fragmented notes discuss Oklahoma textbook commission actions, Gov Haskell's influence, and speculation about reform within the Republican Party. A second item mentions a humorous, rambling disquisition on honey, bees, and a plum mishap amid autumnal woes.
A poem envisions a deep tangled glade like a fairy home. It asks for a green wood bower a babbling silver brook and tranquil pools with trout. The speaker seeks friendly woodland neighbors and moonlit visits, a peaceful rural scene in New York.
The Free Kindergarten Managers report the 2007 08 year for the association. It notes continued usefulness of the free school for small children, enrollment around one hundred, and periods of illness and holiday activities. It lists officers elected June 3 and new managers, the school location, and thanks to numerous donors and supporters who contributed supplies, money, toys, and Christmas gifts.
Preparatory exercises will be held at the Evangelical Lutheran church tonight at 7 30 o clock. The News reports the event and invites participation from congregation members and local residents.
The article discusses the 1790 census as the first U S census, noting 70,000 census takers for a population near 3.25 million, and cites costs of early censuses and challenges in enumeration. It mentions destroyed schedules from Delaware, Georgia, Kentucky, New Jersey, Tennessee, and Virginia, with others intact, and references Washington’s presidency and the 1812 burning of the capital.
Misa Beryl Worine of Wet Torson left this morning for Atlanti City. Messia John Davis and John Haller returned from a visit with friends at Ridgeville. Mrs Chatlay Burlingane of Greenshoro NC visits Dr A R McKenzie at 135 South Market Brent. Grace Price has returned after travels in New York Philadelphia and Washington. Bor White on Bat Fourth Street spent a week vacationing in Lancaster Philadelphia and Morston, DA. Nas returned home pleased with her trip Mina Myrtle Hershbego left yesterday for an extended West visit stopping in Parsons Kansas City Kan Kansas City Mo St Joseph Mo Denver Cal San Francisco.
Water shortage threatens Prohibition Park south of the city as tanks lie empty due to calm winds and insufficient pumping power. Stock water demands drive urgent pumping needs while officials note a long history of pelts salaries in early state governance. The fragment also recalls a tale of an echo and a Missouri baby drowned in a milk bucket in Springfield.
An advertisement claims a product called Catarrh Cure cures the chronic disease by acting on the blood and mucosa, promising to destroy the disease’s foundation and restore health. Proprietors offer large rewards for proof of effectiveness and provide an address for correspondence.
A female subject living in fear of curses and ill omens contends with a day full of superstitious acts. She hesitates at downtown departure, crosses herself with luck rituals, and endures a string of minor misfortunes while fearing a looming family death as a dog howls outside. The piece reflects anxious superstition and personal turmoil.
Postmaster General Meyer directs all post masters to partner with local schools to teach pupils about postal operations especially addressing and return cards. Masters should arrange talks for students and provide access to the Postal Guide and laws, aiding teachers with accurate information. China to open its first forestry school at Mukden amid warnings on forest destruction during invasions.
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