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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1910
Page
4
A fragmented report discusses parole figures, reoffending rates, and proposed reforms. It notes percentages of parolees returning to crime and questions the effectiveness of supervision, highlighting widespread interest in overhauling the parole system.
Fragmentary OCR note shows garbled dialogue and names with unclear context. No coherent event or facts emerge beyond a messy exchange mentioning Easter and a person named Paley.
The report describes Duby’s team securing a decisive win through strong hitting and timely plays. Donnelly, moved into the game for added offense, narrowly escaped a benching scare as the squad dominated but faced tense moments from Frederik’s defense and Goya’s strong ball handling.
A discussion praises the Sage Foundation for funding relief and establishing offices across New York and potentially other states. It compares the effort to Carnegie and Rockefeller so far, noting the plan to aid needy families and promote education and libraries. The piece urges support for the foundation's outreach and long term impact.
A garbled page mixes verse about spring and birds with a baseball recap. It mentions Roy Mahynce Turner and a Spin-Spring Slogane conge, plus a lengthy game narrative where Baltimore prayers were defeated, parade bands played, and Y M C A rallied with Peaster and Gitlinger keying the win.
The Frederick area reports on fan interest and upcoming tryouts for players like Green and Angerstown, plus several Tri Stars League ties. A tournament at the City Hotel Pool features A. F. Young versus Harry Kennedy and a setup to decide fifth prize with three extra games.
Fragmented mock ad text markets a nostrum claiming to purify blood and improve complexion. It advertises a treatment called Now Life Pills by Hitter King’s, with prices and pharmacy placement at Pearro’s Pharmacy.
A horse belonging to Frederick Brick Works nearly fell into a quarry on Cannoh Hill after a cart backed too close to the edge. The cart tipped toward the drop, pulling the horse toward the pit, but the animal was rescued unharmed. One wheel of the cart broke in the incident.
Frederick market prices list commodities with corrected April figures. Wheat Red No 2 at 1.10 per bushel, corn ear at 3.40 per bbl, rye 7 to the bushel, hay mixed No 1 at 16 to 17, chaver 14 to 27, flour winter wheat 5 to 6.75, spring wheat 6.00 to 6.69, cornmeal 1.75 to 1.86, potatoes 60 to 65 per bushel, clover 8 to 9 per bushel, and feed ton prices for taney and middings noted.
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