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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1910

Page

4

Maly News Subscriptions and Office Contact

The Frederick Daily News subscription options are listed with annual rates at three dollars, six months a dollar sixty, and ten months for forty five cents per month. Subscriptions require prepayment and may be mailed or delivered by carriers in Frederick Maryland.

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A Plea For Oxygenation In Chicago's Public Health Reform

A long editorial essay urges Chicago readers to support ventilation and hygiene reforms led by Dr. Evans and others. It praises Evans as a ventitation pioneer who organized a public speakers bureau and pressed for fresh air in schools streets and factories. The piece notes community groups and a Visiting Nurse effort, with headquarters at 30 West Gerich and a call for funds to sustain anti tuberculosis campaigns.

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Public health admonitions and warnings in Baltimore papers

The Baltimore American and Baltimore Sun discuss health and public welfare topics. An article urges boiling drinking water and household vigilance against typhoid germs, while a broader piece reflects on public duty to safeguard forests and natural resources amid conservation concerns.

Merriness Minutes From The Ow Wines On Clothes Pin Skirt

A fragment from a New York Sun item mocks fashion mania and a quirky scene where a speaker complains that fall of a ranting trend will dominate dress. The piece uses playful language to poke at trendy styles and social reactions.

New York Sun

Tramp Claims Theft After Tragic Home Fire

A street tramp speaks to a Cleveland Leader reporter about a house buried by fire and a family lost, then jokes about taking food. He mentions a prior complaint to the interior department and declares he will now “deliver the goods.” The excerpt reflects sensational, dialogic tone from Tit-Bits reprint.

Department of the Intedior

Pest and crop disease concerns from press report

The article discusses frequent reports of pests damaging fruit crops and cites a U S consul general in Vancouver noting Canada destroyed 30 000 fruit trees due to disease. It notes limited plant quarantine, calls for stronger enforcement, and urges better observance of proven agricultural measures to protect fruit production.

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Moments With The Muse Hor Poems

Poem by Emile T. Danas chronicles a female writer weaving verse on nature love and battlefield heroism. It notes her exile from magazines, later fame with fairy and divine themes, and a venture sending works to magazines then to a yacht lifestyle abroad.

Death notices of Sigler Sigler and Goins in Virginia and Ohio

The notices report the death of Daniel H L Sigler in Cambridge, Virginia, in his 62nd year, with survivors including his wife, two children, and several siblings. Also noted are the deaths of Mabel L Hobbs in Middletown and Samuel Sigler in New Carlisle, with brief survivor lists and funeral arrangements. A third notice covers Nannie Goins, a 22 year old woman, dying of tuberculosis in Bartowville, with funeral details.

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SUNDAY SERMONS AND SERVICES ACROSS ASSORTED CHURCHES

A church notices page lists sermons and Sunday school times for multiple denominations. The Gospel Mission, Evangelical Lutheran, Lutheran Reformed, Presbyterian, Baptist, Protestant Episcopal, and Brethren churches all announce Sunday school hours, morning and evening services, and special events. Rev. De Cuover of Gettysburg College leads in one, while absence of several pastors causes schedule adjustments. A reception for probationers is planned at one church, and an evening twilight service with an orchestra is noted at another location.

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Savings Advice From a Cautionary Note

A fragmented plea urges prudent money habits and careful handling of savings. The misspelled lines mention deposits, home finances, and the need to look up figures, with guidance to put away funds for the future and avoid careless mistakes.

Dare Devil to Feature at Braddock Heights Casino

A Baltimore market page notes Frank Dare Devil will stay at Braddock Heights Casino next week. He has drawn large crowds this week with daring skating feats. Next week promises new acts including a 30 foot incline slide and a blindfolded descent through a fire heap. He will also perform tricks using a wheel and lighted props. Advertising is highlighted as key to success.

Dare Devil Frank Braddock Heights

Maryland Pennsylvanian auto reciprocity announced

Maryland automobilists may visit Pennsylvania for ten consecutive days without license, then return to Maryland for forty days. The policy recognizes Maryland licenses in Pennsylvania, reducing need for Pennsylvanian licenses. A coronation address at Libertytown is mentioned but unclear due to death in the family. The piece ends with docket-like ads urging small classified responses.

Maryland Pennsylvania Joseph W. Hunter Pennsylyngia Keystone

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