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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
4
Fragmented OCR shows an unusual ad page with subscription price $1.06 yearly in advance and scattered phrases about clubs and submissions. text is garbled with stray letters and broken lines, appears to be a publisher notice directing letters to The News in Frederick, Md.
A historical critique argues for direct voting by people to elect U S Senators. It notes past bribery and corruption in state legislatures, praises public schools and enlightenment, and cites Senator Owen of Oklahoma proposing a direct vote plan with five rationales to curb corruption and enhance accountability to voters.
The speech argues direct senatorial elections will prevent deadlocks and reduce unrepresented states. It cites unions and farmer associations supporting the change, noting vast membership and widespread advocacy across the nation. The piece mentions diverse labor groups and farmer leagues backing direct vote to restore public confidence.
A collage of clipped lines from Baltimore papers discusses a Taneytown picnic and speeches to farmers, city health notices in Atlantic City, decrying continuous work as healthful vacation, and criticism of an assassin and Mayor Gaynor. The notes mix opinion, public notices, and editorial quips about American municipal progress.
Cartoon style exchange about neighbors and a moon joke referenced by Harry and his father. The dialogue hints at a quirky misunderstanding and playful seeding of whimsy in a Chicago Record Herald feature.
A fragment from the Cleveland Leader recalls family baking and generations. The dialogue hints at a kitchen moment where grandfathers, great grandmothers, and a grandmother are referenced while discussing biscuits.
The New York Work reports broad support for Benster Gore's testimony with most figures including Vice President Sherman asked to appear before the House investigating committee. The piece calls for a thorough, independent inquiry, warning against shielding anyone and stressing the government’s integrity over personal reputations.
Poem evokes rural sunset and quiet fields as tired citydwellers seek peace. It recalls long days of labor on fences and bands, prompting a return to youth and hope at dusk, with references to memory, time, and solace from a brass tone.
Miss Naomi Cornelia Nickels daughter of Rev. A Luther Nickels and Mr John Henry Krepa of Yellow Spring were quietly married at Trinity M E Church South on Wednesday evening at 9 o'clock conducted by Rev Absalom Knox. There were no attendees and both are well known and have many friends. NAUVER DEETER MERRIES. Prof William I Univer of Myer ville and Miss Effin Catherine Deeter daughter of Mr and Mrs Deeter of Middletown were quietly married at the bride's home on Wednesday at 7 30 conducted by Rev Wilson K Remsburg. They soon left for Frederic and Washington. Both are popular. groom is son of Mrs Shiriotte Harver. The bride had been a bookkeeper.
A male quartet performed for residents at Aut Atrrect, offering a selection of vocal pieces. The group delivered strong harmonies and the audience enjoyed the varied program.
The Motter home north of Keene hosted an afternoon lawn party from 2:45 to 5:00 PM with Rev Isaac M Motter and Mrs Motter entertaining many friends. Guests included Miss Margaret Ford and Miss Elizabeth Roberts among others from Frederick Westminster and Baltimore. Moving pictures and supper followed for a large party of seventeen couples with music and varied entertainments. A separate hotel event featured a children’s program with simple stage pieces and songs, praised by attendees. A trolley party chaperoned by Mrs O T Bennett rode to Jefferson with refreshments served en route. A family reunion near Cerraville gathered relatives including the Haughs and Auchs for a Sunday visit.
Stock table from Baltimore on August 12 1910 listing latest sale prices and corrections by Metter Bros Bankers and Brokers including entries for Cotton Duck Cons Gas Gen Power Georgia & Alabama Houston Oil Portsmouth Seaboard United Ry Western Maryland and others with multiple price figures and ratios.
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