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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1905
Page
4
A Philadelphia observer lauds Luther Burbank for expanding plant productivity and soil value. His work includes spiceless caotus and fruiting season extension, aimed at profitable pasturage and increased farm wealth.
A fragmentary note discusses criticism of business methods and media practices in Baltimore and Annapolis. It mentions a newspaper figure and the idea of publishing a roast from a community interview, reflecting tensions about editorial direction and public communications.
A collage of fragmented quotes and jokes from papers like the Houston Post and Chicago News, with misheard lines and blunted punchlines. The text parodies social norms, marriage talk, and small town humor through garbled dialogue, headlines, and quips.
A reprint from the Washington Examiner argues machines replace thinking, critiques political machines, and discusses U S intervention in Cuba. It supports Cuba self-government under Cabrnos while opposing annexation and warns liberal factions may be manipulated by annexationists.
A mixed fragment shows Hoyt like verse lines from a quainter period with a sonnetic image of a child and memory as well as a lively colloquial urging to persevere. It juxtaposes a poetic meditation on innocence and guardianship with a practical refrain urging readers to stay active and push forward.
Hervey R. Lease, swotlonest, offers a two story frame house and a small parcel of land near Tjamseville, to Mr. Charie W. Kidd for 901 dollars, at the courthouse door this morning. Chamberlain's Salve advertised for bruises burns and skin ailments, 25 cents, sold by Pearce's Drug Store. Bargain rookee advertising and advertising makes targeing.
An 18th century style vision by Tiffany & Co. and McKim Mead White crowns Murray Hill. The Fifth Avenue facade spans 171 feet with a 152 foot Thirty Seventh Street front. Marble, terra cotta, bronze and bronze inlays define a seven story interior of rare beauty.
The article records a bustling market morning with sellers and buyers present. Several colorful vendors and humorous asides mention fresh kale, persnickety items, and rising prices across produce, meats, fish, and dairy. It notes cucumber, apples, and chestnuts, plus varied per unit prices and a nod to Mary Jans selling sweets, with a plan hinted at for new ownership of the F & M.
Regular YMCA boys meeting has not started yet. All interested boys without a church service at the same hour should meet with the secretary at the YMCA tomorrow morning at 9 15 before a short service is held.
Rev. Otto K. Bregenzer, pastor of Peel's Lutheran Church in Mustavilie, resigns to take up a new field of labor. After years of service, he has entered upon his duties at Union Bridge, MA, beginning his new assignment.
Readers lament gallery disturbances during a Frederick play with baby cries and loud footfalls. The piece urges action to reduce gallery noise and praises local street paving by Coryell Construction Co as well done. The note also reports on buzzard sightings, Hotel Braddock’s success, and the Frederick Middletown Electric Railway leadership change.
A cheeky newsboy dogs comedian Frank Deswor in Pittsburg. The youth persistently hawks Evening papers until a candle and match light the scene and end the pursuit with a quick buy. Deswor pockets a quarter and moves on amid amused bystanders.
An advertisement claims deafness arises from a disordered Eustachian tube and chronic catarrh. It asserts local applications fail, promoting Hall's Catarrh Cure as the cure, offering a $100 reward for any case cured by other means. The notice urges readers to request circulars and mentions Hall's Pills for constipation.
Reports of regular meetings at North Market street school and Frederick College with programs including recitations essays debates and orations. Mentioned are leaders R Baumgardeer Arthur Levy the Two Johns musical farce preview and upcoming events Friday October 6 and Monday November 25 inspections and drill details.
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