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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1910
Page
2
The report describes a Frederick Maryland dairy plant producing condensed white cross milk with a 4000 gallon capacity and a multi-stage purification process. It notes President Cottrell and Lowenstein promoting local industry and forecasts growth for Frederick with White Cross milk entering markets and strong local support.
A garbled OCR passage discusses trade prices and production details with references to farmers, a plant, and supply versus demand. The text includes stray names and numbers, mentioning dollars per vein and about daily output, but the fragment provides no clear event or outcome.
The Misses Renil hosted sixty guests from Frederick Westminster Washington Philadelphia and beyond at the Trail residence Court Square for a lively evening of two steps waltzes and reels. Musical numbers by several singers accompanied intermission strolls and a chicken salad Maryland biscuits celery Neapolitan ice cream and assorted cakes reception followed with favors for each guest before good nights.
A party of young men pitched tents at Buckeystown bridge along the Mothekey for two weeks of camp life. The group includes Charles Ship ey Pyehor Nhe George Grove Richard Creager Louie Otte Thoman ater Gilbert and others from Washington. Marshal Palmer aided by others observed the camp activity. A local adage notes a man who hollers to sell a thing or cries to fell a tree may fail to grab dollars.
The Washington Times profile portrays Frederick as formerly ultra conservative now thoroughly awake and progressive. It highlights Frederick’s Board of Trade, lists many local business leaders, and cites reform goals like better rail terminals, more industry, improved infrastructure, and expanded water supply. The piece notes Frederick’s historic town character and Revolutionary War history.
Lillian Green Kessler daughter of Mrs Elizabeth A and the late John H Keesler of Frederick county married Wednesday afternoon at the Cardinals residence to Charles M Adkiva of Monroe WAG Rev Louis O Donovan officiated The bride wore a blue rajat silk dress trimmed with plass and a black picture hat Attendant was her sister Mary Regina Keeeler Bridesmaids carried Brid roses Best man was John H Keaster brother of the bride After a North trip they will reside at Mogroy NC The hallen rest note announces marriage of Hester P to Mr dala Best rents phils Camden NJ Aug 2 1909 by Rev Chas Bowden
Reported items from across Maryland recount parades, fires, road work, and local incidents. Highlights include a Pocomoke City parade, a Rockland store fire, and a Cedar County Indian relic hunt.
The Sisters of Charity will be governed as two provinces with about 63 houses in the Western and Eastern regions. Mother Margaret O Keefe of Mount St Joseph's will lead the Western province while Rev James J Sullivan and Rev John Cribbin of the Vincentian Order head the Western and Eastern provinces respectively.
The Hagerstown District of the Baltimore Conference AME holds its fifth annual Sunday School session in Quinn A M E Church at 106 East Third Street. Topics include start of Sunday School, relationship to church, how to use the Blackboard, and Christian Endeavor League support. Dennis Forbes’s proposed constitution was ruled out of order. a sermon tomorrow and an illustrated lecture by Rev Joseph Guynn will follow, with a mass youth meeting and officer installation. The next session will meet at Allen ME Church, Baltimore.
Mr Downing will speak at the Family Theatre of the Frederick Salvation Army tonight after an open air service at the Square Corner. Sunday school at 9 30 and 11, a 3 o'clock address by Mr Robert Downing on The King's Highway, with The Holy City sung by Mrs Downing and the corps choir. The afternoon program repeats with organ numbers.
A fragmentary note references a digester and a wave finder at a Bees site on a Wednesday dawn. Mentions RDNESDAY and Tan Pon era terms as uncertain locals.
Frederick invites sealed proposals for removing garbage from streets and alleys for the coming year with bids due November 1 1910 and must be accompanied by a $25 certified check to John Bsche. Mayor Echall reserves the right to reject any bids and to not necessarily award to the lowest bidder. Also rental notice for three story brick house at 224 South Market Street with sanitary appliances and electric light available.
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