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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1910
Page
4
The Frederick Daily News issue includes subscription details and rates for daily and semi weekly editions, notices about office and telephony services, and scattered local notes. It also contains miscellaneous historical anecdotes and social commentary about public figures and events of the era.
Thousands travel abroad to Oberammergau for the Passion Play a once-every-decade religious festival. Proceeds aid village charities hospitals and churches. Actors often forego trades for the honor and compensation, while the chosen Christus duty is deeply respected by locals.
A compilation of pungent fragments from Baltimore papers noting public health quips about mosquitoes and a suggestion that churches should schedule pastors’ vacations annually. The pieces mix satire on harbor misery, humor at national mood, and an argument for regular clergy leave to sustain church work.
Fragmented humor items and cartoonish dialogue. A tramp steals a cake. a six year old counts visitors to a girl named Ethel. a magazine writer seeks a truthful impartial analysis while a senator contemplates Mephisto references.
A bold plan urges lifting the Maine from the harbor bed and rebuilding a bridge to surface the vessel, arguing it would settle the mystery of who sank the Maine. Proponents say the idea could rise the ship and pass under its own stern, drawing the attention of war department officials.
A fragmentary verse piece recalls Byron on youth and glory, contrasting aging reverence with immortal feeling. The speaker notes a beloved glance as the true crown of memory, suggesting love as the peak of glory beyond outward praise.
The Brunswick election reaffirms Dr A G Horine as mayor with 228 votes, defeating independent candidate Harunk. Citizens’ ticket wins all council seats. bond proposals pass 272 to 41 for streets and 274 to 20 for water system expansion. New administration plans rapid city improvements including east-end water extension.
A jumble of illness and accidents reports several residents. Munter Travis Vout, Harry Raumpardner, and Fred Shipley Jr. show varying recoveries at City Hospital. William Storm and Calvin Swormley are improving from illness including typhoid fever. Clarence Laguine suffers blood poisoning from an injury to the hand. Edward Young had the tip of a finger amputated after a chip beef cutting accident at W G Rodereh’s store. The Bromley children Daniel, Guy and Fannie are able to be about. Harry experts expect travel to the hospital soon.
A social outing organized by Mary Bell Myers featured a straw ride to Frederick and back to Avalon with refreshments at Dutrow's. The party included numerous local residents and guests, ending with a return to the Avalon after midnight. Planning for a second hotel social trolley ride from Braddock Heights to Middletown and Myersville is underway with about 60 guests, refreshments at the City Hotel, and entertainment by attendees.
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The two city residents Mere Mita Hegre widen aint Minnie Schimerkes announce their engagement. Mr Heerwagen, son of Lenpke, West Fifth Street, works in the bakery of May August Meier.
In the four year period the city reports a surplus of 185000 and profits around 100600. Interest is allowed on Specht deposits under the current financial plan.
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