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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
4
Readers dialogue on fashion and safety with a bold note on hat pins and a judge's ruling. The piece describes women wearing hats with pins and the dangers they pose, recounting how men respond and a judge's stance. It also mentions Washington's capital shipment and a delegation led by Jensen.
A rambling column recalls a row over leadership at the State convention and notes sharp personal jabs amid gossip. The piece also recounts a mishap when a man fell into a stall by mistake, and reports a broken ankle suffered by Carrats Duncan at Mr Ogden Goelet’s Newport house after a fall.
Frederick readers face a humorous push to marry or pay tax as a civic prompt. The Baltimore Evening Sun fragment notes from four Maryland counties set at Mount Ally amid satirical chatter about public figures and local politics. The piece hints at tensions around leadership, public trust, and media influence in a chaotic era.
Fragmentary OCR from various papers shows whimsical lines about Maud Muller hay, rotor war, and playful exchanges. It pieces together jokes, mock dialogues, and overheard phrases across sources like New York Sun and Cleveland Plain Dealer, with casual banter and local color.
From the Philadelphia Inquirer tribute praises Florence Nightingale as surpassing all other women in humanitarian work. It notes her Crimea mission fifty-five years ago, her pioneering role in nursing, and how war then had scant care for wounded soldiers, comparing her impact to a transformative global field.
The piece lauds Florence Nightingale as the founder of modern nursing and the Red Cross idea. It notes British generals doubted nursing by soldiers but Nightingale’s work during the Crimea revealed the value of trained nurses. Her enduring memorial is the global spread of compassionate care and humanitarian effort.
Fragmented verse recalls rain at night weaving memory and music. A narrator journeys through memories, listening to rain and distant songs, finding calm in a world of past pleasures and whispered leaves. The piece evokes Washington and a quiet, reflective tone.
The forty seventh Emancipation Day event opened at Nazarite Hall then moved to the fair grounds. A two section parade with bands, carriages, and mounted marshals preceded speeches by Evan Brighton and others at 2 pm. Organizers listed include Levin Lekina and John J. Murdock with officers and subscribers.
In an Orphans Court filing by Daniel Tucker administrator of Charles A. Tucker deceased, he alleges Mrs Leonie Brongle concealed valuables including a gold watch a gentleman’s diamond ring a necklace and spectacles and seeks an oath sworn answer and show cause why the property should not be surrendered. The court ordered Brongle to answer under oath before a set date.
A pretty wedding occurred at Unionville the home of Nicholas H. Norris with Edna Clary Norris of Unionville and James Simons Porter Held of Charlestown Wa Va wed at 2 pm. Guests came from Baltimore Washington and nearby areas. After a reception the couple left for Baltimore Niagara Falls and New York and will reside in Charlestown. Other notices include Miss Lian Spurr and Elmer Curly Brown wedding in Richmond and Miss Margaret E Sherald and Jean Shipley wedding in Grace Reformed parsonage Jefferson. Invitations issued for Laura Elizabeth Main and John Edgar Reed at Lime Kiln.
New York stock scene reports mixed movement at noon with gains in some rails and utilities while cotton products and coal show uneven quotes. Major firms including Motter Brosan Bankers and Brokers, United Ry and Seaboard list varied prices as markets react to early August trade readings and debt notes.
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