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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1910
Page
5
A visiting nurse details how hygienic living conditions and air flow affect patient recovery at home. She emphasizes daily routines, cleanliness, and nutritious meals as essential, noting many dwellings require remediation to prevent disease and support community health.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a terse society blurb with names like Michael Z. Kennedy and references to Market Street and a company tied to gas and electricity. Context is unclear but items suggest a local business or public notice format with minimal readable details.
The funeral for Elmer Jackson was held yesterday at 2 o'clock at his home on Deceane aces. Revs Harris and Townes conducted services. He had served in the Civil War and was a member of the Colored Post G A B. Pallbearers included James Williams, Tas tier Potts, Luther Brown, and Daniel Greta. Thomas P. directed the funeral.
A large wildfire near Linganore Mountain, four miles east of the town, caused by burning debris from Mr Fred Ford, threatened the lands of George Main, John D Hammond, Bradley Israelson and Amne de Leone. Homes at Meware Main were narrowly saved as flames spread from brush and timber.
Multiple church services and events are listed for Sunday across local congregations including Methodist Episcopal, Baptist, and United Brethren. Activities include morning and evening worship, Sunday schools, choir performances, youth group meetings, and ordination of new ministers with notes on location and times.
Panic on Monday marks start of exhibition games for the Stesiion Pa team with several warmups leading to the April 18 opening. The All Stars of Baltimore captained by Green will visit after the initial tilt, with ticketing and formal recognition awaiting the season start.
A Monday parade and opening game at Athletic Park are planned with orders for a 3 o'clock start. Local officials and managers including Baughman and Baker will lead and attend the event. Fans are expected in large numbers, stores open prior to the holiday-style observance.
The fragmentary text lists items such as onions, batteries, soap, refrigerators, tiles, and furniture names with prices and vague shop references. Mentions include The Good Right 28aves Your Jee Bill alters and City Hotel Bar, plus The Etchison Furniture Store and The Alumni Club planning a meeting.
A garbled text lists several individuals by name and status, noting illness and confinement at home. The legibility is poor, but references to George Breogta Richard Hargett Patrick Sire Col. E Austin Baughman Ronlar Terreen appear amid fragmented phrases about being unable to rise.
A Frederick meeting record describes a scene involving a pony, a three year old, and bystanders. Mrs Houck suffered facial cuts and bruises after being knocked over. she was treated at home. The pony and a boy fled down West South Street before a crash ended the pursuit.
Fragmented OCR text with unclear context mentions contracts, arbitration, and various garbled words. No identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations are clearly readable. Summary limited to noting the noisy OCR fragment and its uncertain references.
A fragmented OCR reads like a cluttered catalog from a bygone store listing items such as toilet paper talcum powder window screens copper fittings and various cleaning supplies. Amid garbled phrases names like French Dry Cleaning Process and Rostnour'e Patrick Banks Store appear, along with scattered prices and vague bids.
Public notice warns men and boys to abstain from trespassing at property owned by Braddock Maighta Caine and associates. Officials state violators will face legal action under applicable laws. The notice names Rebelt and Baugher Yorme and references a Tuesday night April 5 enforcement timeline.
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