Frederick City Faces Garbage Disposal Debate and Suffrage Meeting
Frederick city health officer Dr McCurdy urges action on garbage disposal citing state health bans on dumping decayed matter. Incineration and by product use cited. galvanised cans urged. Suffrage speakers including Mrs Donald R Hooker and Dorothy Dix discussed with local crowd, noting women must win over fellow women first.
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Moving Pictures and Public Morale in Newsprint
A montage of editorials rail against sensational cinema and rail strikes while praising restraint and reform. The Baltimore Sun condemns indecent shows for children, urges cleaner exhibitions, and argues film can educate as well as amuse society.
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Younger Than ht Admits It Herself Says She Is Older
The Cleveland Leader reports a dialogue where a source notes she is older than ht and admits it herself. The transcript includes banter about age, a dog seen as a precaution, a quiet saw horse, and a puzzled referee countdown.
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Love Letters and Public Curiosity in The Washington Herald
The essay critiques the enduring practice of exposing amorous correspondence in print and lampoons readers who voyeuristically consume private letters. It argues letters reveal only partial sentiment, invite sensationalism, and risk violating personal privacy more than clarifying affection.
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Moments With The Muse On Harsh Words And Regret
A poem excerpt reflects on morning words that wound loved ones and linger into evening. It warns that harsh tones and impatient looks can cause lasting pain, leaving memories of bitter phrases even after reconciliation. The piece cites the Washington Herald.
Maryland Banks Named to National Honor Roll
The nation’s honor roll lists 1 163 national banks with surplus and profits exceeding capital. Maryland has 26 banks on the roll including Baltimore Second National and Citizens National in Baltimore, along with others in Cambridge, Centreville, Cumberland, Hagerstown, Frederick, Havre de Grace, Potomoke City, Rockville, Salisbury, Towson, Westminster and more. The roll reflects reports to the Comptroller of the Currency near the annual year end.
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William Hoffman's Will Filed for Probate in Orphan Court
The will of William Hoffman of Feagaville is filed for probate. It directs deeds to Tarvey Murray and Engene A Johnson under set contracts and payments, leaves $100 to nephew Daniel L. Smith, and life estate to wife Sophia Hoffman with remainder to Amanda M Zimmerman and her husband. Executors named are Edward J Zimmer man and Emory L Coblentz.
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101 Ranch West Show Captures Frederick Audience
The WH West show featuring 101 Ranch performers dazzled Frederick with scenes of cowboys and cowgirls in a Buffalo Bill era ambiance. Spectators packed the arena as equipment was loaded for onward travel to Hagerstown with tonight's engagement advertised to draw crowds.
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Baltimore Stock Market Notes and Advertisements
August 1910 prices of latest sales corrected to noon by Motter Broe & Co. Bank ere and Brokers Truly. Advertisements promise results and urge readers to buy sell let rent or hire. The News offers small-cost advertising to produce results.
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