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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1910
Page
4
Forward Movement for Farmers Urges Teaching Agriculture
A long jumble of OCR text discusses the Forward Movement for Farmers, urging broader teaching of agriculture in public schools and support from county farmers. It highlights figures like Lila Dean Tisch and mentions institutions such as Michiana College of Agricultural. It emphasizes practical field study over mere classroom instruction and the need to engage rural communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnaneicounty
Vemnandtog
Farmera
Anne Arundels County
Dewand
Hitler
Sachools
Lila Dean Tisch
Michiana College of Agriquitive
State Experiment Station
Ariting
America
Eriavell
Fragmentary line hints at wartime misreadings
A garbled OCR fragment shows partial phrases about waiting and a loud exclamation. No clear names, dates, places, or events are readable to establish a full news note.
Political chatter and local notes from Maryland papers
Regional editorial fragments discuss Governor Crothers veto of Digges bill and public sentiment. The Taneytown Record notes the Democratic reception as prudent, while the Baltimore Sun remarks the bill bore political motives. A Baltimore Stars blurb references an exhibit and a vague volcano caption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crothers
Digges
Thoao Mnéthere
Politien
Baltimore
Fragmented humor and social witticisms from era
A collage of short quotes and lines from various papers shows humorous exchanges about hats fashion and marriage. Snippets reference a New York Weekly bridge player, a Detroit Free Press piece on domestic moves, a Slobba dialogue, Philadelphia Record humor, and Louisville Courier-Journal remarks.
The Servant Problem Across Ancient and Modern Times
The piece discusses the servant problem in modern civilization and cites Dr. Wiley's work on benzoate of soda along with ancient Egyptian maxims from a Papyrus roan. It notes the difficulty in reaching final conclusions and compares antiquity to contemporary domestic life issues, citing Fordham University scholars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
B .C
James J. Walsh
Fordham University
Metrab
Eervante
With the Muse The Plowman Hirst in the Field
A fragmented poem segment describes a plowman and laborers in a sod field along a road. Imagery centers on plowing tempo and the soil's response as furrows open, conveying a rugged rural scene and the toil of laborers amid nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belote
Imolat
Work of Death Brings Local Obituaries and Services
Mrs Annie Borgar formerly of this city dies at 68 in Abington Delaware County widow of William H Borgar leaves four sons George William Frank and Robert Borgar of Washington plus three daughters Mrs Olive Willhans Mrs Marion Dyer and Mrs Minnie Stirlings One brother Willan Mishey and three sisters among survivors Funeral Thursday from Mt Olivet Cemetery. J Howard Flook dies at 60 after paralytic decline with widow and several children among survivors Funeral Wednesday in Keedysville Lutheran Church with burial in Boonboro Cemetery. Mrs Elizabeth Frances Dorsey 60 wife of ticket broker Upton W Dorsey dies at 700 West Lexington Street Baltimore after long illness Services Wednesday morning at the house with interment Mt Olivet Cemetery. Mrs Virginia Jones widow of William J Jones dies at 67 at daughter R Clarke Cromwell's home survivors include four sons one daughter and siblings Funeral tomorrow afternoon at her home with burial Mt Olivet. Catherine Webster infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Allen G Webster dies at Clifton age 1 month 14 days funeral Sunday Braddock Reformed chapel burial Mt Olivet. Mrs Mary Schultz wife of George Schultz dies in Baltimore age 55 with service Monday at 3 pm from 8 Reek’s Land residence burial Loudoun Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer “Annim Mal Mahia Norge
Annie Marin
Dorper
Tabington
Yea
Borger
Willan H. Borgar
Ste
Aird Cearge
William
Frank
Robert Borger
Washington
Oite Willhans
Marlon Dyer
Yorks
Mince
Stirlings
Uttimore
Willan Mishey
Balepore
Anrey Mette
Tolan Bowers
Tul
Tore
Mt Oliyet
J. Howard Flook
Appleton
Meedynville
Wentilngton County
Meta
Joh Flook
Boonkboro
Frank Flook
Oacat Mook
Canton
Iinais
Silas Miller
Mt. Carnes
A Nuunmaker
Keedyevithy
Dwin Itwer
Bit
Carmel
Mise
Edna Fleck
Dawson Mock
Myersville
Funn
Keedynvills
Lv. L.A. Bush
Boonaboro
Ang
Upton W
Dorary
Frances Dorsey
Lexington
Dorsey
Caroline County
Baltimore
Arele
Tilghwan Kelly
Preston
Carolina County
J.T. Rosaiter
First Reformed Church
Frederick
Mt. Olivet
Virginia Jones
William J. Jones
Yenteriny
R. Clarke Cromwell
Booth Street
Mesars
James A. Jones
Harry Jones
Elmer Jones
William Jones
Albert Miller
St. Louis
Mra. Coumbia Magruder
Webb City
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Catherine Webster
Mra
Allen G., Webster
Clifton
Ofeumonia
Flace
Sindy
Braddock ‘Reformed
W. Warmer
Thomas P. Rice
Funers
Gronge schuLtz
Mary, Schultz
George Schultz
Loudoun Park
Directors Elected at Fredericktown Savings Institution
At a stockholders meeting this morning the following directors were elected for the ensuing year N D Hauer M E Doll F Columbus Knott Jacob Rohrback George A Dean A Lough Thomas Kemp Lewis A Rice Jane E B Doll The board will organize on Thursday. One hundred dollars appears in the fragmented text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericktown Savings Institution
N. D. Hauer
M. E. Doll
F. Columbus Knott
Jacob Rohrback
George A. Dean A. Lough
Thomas Kemp
Lewis A. Rice
Jane EB Doll
Fragmentary notes on a failed capital experiment report
Disjointed lines reference a capital experiment study with phrases about failure and scrutiny. The garbled text mentions medical oversight, public interest, and the phrase We had failed, suggesting a historical research or policy discussion without clear actors or dates.
Hypnotism as Drink Cure Reported at St Mark's Rectory
Dr Batten, pastor at St Mark's Church East Eleventh Street New York, claims hypnotic treatment cured over fifty chronic drinkers. He says about two relapsed and that most stopped after a single session, with some reducing to zero liquor intake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s
Jon East Eleventh Street
New, York
Juvenile Lifarory Society Holds Regular Meeting
The Juvenile Lifarory Society met in regular session on April 1 with roll call and minutes read. Programs included recitation Vioetherize, “Grabler's Child,” and “The Indians” with declamation. a weekly event of debate on compulsory schooling drew unanimous negative verdict from judges Huns, Atkinson, and Swope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juvenile Lifarory Society
D. Morton
Grabler
Grubbs
G. Calligan
C.white
R. Lewin
J. Russell
H. Wolfe
R. Atkinson
E. Swope
A. Hower
J. Harrin
EL. Wolfe
E. Zentz
million alcohol addicts in the U S say doctors
Dr Delancey Carter of the New York Medical Society presented a study on alcohol abuse at a Philadelphia session noting one million confirmed inebriates and three million kept in drink related problems. He urged treatment, education, and legal restraint measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tecruita
Delancey
Carter
New York Medical Socirity
Frederick market prices from farrier exchange April 11 1910
Quotations for grains, hay, seeds, and feeds listed with prices per bushel, per ton, or per bag. Includes corn, rye, oats, barley, timothy, clover, wheat, flour, cornmeal, mill feeds, cotton seed meal, potatoes, and laces for various grades and measurements. Adver tisement copy notes market listings and a promotional line for The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Timothy
Baltimore Stock Market Upswing Amid Bankers and Brokers
Baltimore stocks showed gains as Motter Bros & Co. and Bank era and Brokers reported higher prices on renewed activity. Investors watched market movements with improved sentiment after prior declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atest
Motter Bros & Co
Bank‘era and
Brokera Se
Girl Stricken Girl Cannot Open Eyes in Washington County
An 18 year old girl from Keedyshille Washington county suffers a strange affliction causing eyelids to close and remain shut. Dr. Richard W. Rice notes the case as rare and treats the young patient who cannot open her eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies
Mary Miler
Keedyshille
Washington County
Richard W. Rice
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