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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
4
The item lists subscription prices and options for the United States site and related news service. It notes that rates include monthly and yearly terms and mentions delivery by mail and office contact in Frederick. The notice emphasizes advance payment and availability for business inquiries.
A Harvard professor discusses war’s moral questions and the idea of universal conscription. He argues militarian prowess is valuable but contends war may be obsolete, suggesting a universal draft to equalize burdens and strengthen national character through shared sacrifice.
The fragmentary text reflects on military service and suffering, imagining a future when war ends and nations disarm. It references General George Washington, French forces under Rochambeau, and a bemused note about a long living athlete. The piece weaves satire and memory with scattered quotes and historical allusions from a Philadelphia newspaper.
Amid scattered editorials from the Baltimore Star and Baltimore Sun, critics attack sensational crime coverage by Dr Crippen advocates while praising road maintenance. Column excerpts urge cooperation with state authorities to beautify highways, advocating clean, well kept roadsides to boost property values.
A fragment from a 1920s page shows playful exchanges in a village chronicle style. Dialogue features urban folk and farmers in light banter about gold bricks, melons, jugglers, and broken engagements, reflecting small town social humor and period speech.
The Omaha Bee quotes that sensitiveness is a form of selfishness, though the sensitive person would deny it. It notes that someone who preoccupies thoughts with self would not be truly sensitive and that such people claim feelings are easily wounded while harming others. The piece critiques how sensitive individuals claim happiness while prioritizing their own emotions.
A long opinion piece from the Wabington Herald discusses sparrow eradication as a social issue. It weighs moral, practical, and practicalities of extermination, noting the English sparrow’s unwanted status and the failed hopes of immediate, humane removal.
A distressed young girl pleads with the Fairy Queen to lend a fairy to play with her neglected doll. She imagines a pretty fairy household, with carriage and horse, but laments the doll’s lack of love or thanks. She asks the Fairy Queen to spare a naughty fairy who would care for the doll, promising to return after dinner.
Russell Wis again for the Baltimore Orioles defeats the Buffalo Bisons in Baltimore yesterday. The New York visitors suffer six strikeouts as a port twirler yields three runs and a fateful miscues. The game highlights include Duon’s protege and a notable six run allowance by the visitors.
The Frederick County School Commissioners met yesterday and approved policy to relocate high school pupils to the nearest in-district high school. Residents will attend without tuition. nonresidents face fees by grade: eighth $16, ninth $24, tenth $32, eleventh $40, with a portion due each term. Scholarships were awarded to BE Lanny Hoke and Irwin Ridgely, with additional awards to others, and schools to reopen September 1, 1970 after repairs and teacher contracts.
At Square Corner a crowd gathered for the 10 o'clock Braddock event. Four youths, described with racial slurs, were nabbed by Officer Herwig as a coin scramble erupted, sending the others fleeing into darkness as the car arrived.
Mrs C B de Garmendia, residing at Nymphenburg Bavaria, reports news of Rev. Ir W J Kane’s European trip. Kane spent five weeks in Munich, met royalty at tea, drove with Prince Ferdinand Ludwig, attended a dinner, then visited the Oberammergau Passion Play before returning to Munich and proceeding to Vienna. Warner, Republican candidate for Congress, left Frederick for Cumberland after a brief visit to the Manor.
Rev Abealom Knox of Trinity M E Church South begins a seven sermon series on the Prodigal Son with this Sundays topic Breaking Home Ties. The Sept August schedule invites all to attend the Sunday evenings at the church.
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