Fredericksburg News Advertisements and Social Notes
A scan of a Fredericksburg News page shows miscellaneous items including ads joining at a monthly rate of 3.00 dollars per year for mail subscriptions, notices about postoffice matter, and social commentary on immigrant labor in the United States. The text references Chesapeak and Potomac Telegr and various labor movements, with discussion of employment shifts from cotton to other trades and the mobility of immigrant groups such as Hungarians Poles and Greeks across New England and the country.
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United States
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Chesapeake &Potomac
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England
New England
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Frederick and Frederick City hailed as a growing manufacturing hub
The article extols Frederick as a rising industrial center near Cumberland with water power from the Monoravy, praising its potential to attract factories and jobs. It notes merchants and the Board of Trade pushing for investment, while contrasting national economic strains and emigration trends with local optimism for a prosperous agrarian region. It also touches on broader topics from biblical linguistics to a court humor piece about an actress and a naval question, reflecting a broad, patchwork page.
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Vredérick
Huell
United ‘States
Frederick
Faruiern
Cimberland
Prst
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Fragmentary protest speech about urban noise near a residence
Partial OCR text captures Rockefeller complaining about late night machine noise from nearby towbo bists and the impact on his home life. The fragment mentions concern over disturbance, proximity to a residence, and the idea of monetary compensation to improve conditions.
Fragmented 19th century press opinions on politics and society
A collage of biased quotes from various papers discusses politics capital punishment for public officials, royal romance, census growth, infantile paralysis, and the value of public service. It portrays shifting public favor, media sensationalism, and mixed moral judgments across cities and papers.
Minutes of Merriness and Wit in Short Comic Sketch
A playful mock dialogue features a young lady and partner Crow in a room during a progressive whist game. A mother asks for a kiss as the girl quips about insomnia being contagious and the professor jokes about innomula and private words. The piece closes with light exchanges about a spring chicken and a tough spring.
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Crow Room
Wuimmy
Iva
Serapa
Moments With The Muse The Belles
A verse fragment satirizes idle gossip among belles. It laments their chatter at tea, portraying how rumor distorts truth and tarnishes reputations as townspeople listen and imagine. The piece mocks sensational tales fed by polite society ambiance.
Electrification Plans for Frederick Railroad Expanded
Frederick Railroad Company directors meet to finalize electrification of the Thurmont division for passenger service and the loop project around the city. Overhead lines will run about 22 feet above street grade, with freight moving by steam power to the Cumberland Valley line. Work on Market Street remains on track for completion by September, with readiness at Union Square Corner to prevent traffic disruptions.
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Thorton
Frederik’ Railroad ‘Company
Frederick Railroad Company
Horne
Thurmont
Fourth Street
Emory Coblenty
Frederick Stallroad Company
Walt
Cobtontz
Dilgburg
Cumberhend Valley
Tle Oder
Gledylty Che
Deermbert
Abe Gramidy
Utrick
Coblentz
Seth
Trafic
Choy
Market Street
Local Notices of Illness and Recovery
Among the sick are Mrs. Harry Lambright of West Patrick Street and Mrs. L Edward Tracey of East Patrick Street. Frank F E Moore, operated on for appendicitis at City Hospital, has recovered enough to go home. Mrs. Ezra J Hoffman of Madison Street has returned from treatment at the State Sanitarium Sabillasville. George Gyoshon, suffering a swollen gland in the neck, can resume duties, as can Albert Condon of North Market Street.
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Harry Lambright
Patrick Street
L. Edward Tracey
East Pattek Street
Frank FE. Moore
City Hospital
Ezra J. Hoffman
Madison Street
State Sanitarium
Sabillasville
Albert Condon
Market Street
Excursion from Washington brings USA visitors to city
A brief item notes that a Washington excursion over the B and O line brought USA visitors to the city. It also reports that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad station at Frederick Junction has been beautified with a fresh coat of paint.
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Washington
B. and O
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick Junction
Death in Ridgely Family Obituary and Local Events
The work of death reports former judge Russell Lighter of Middletown died in Springfield Ohio aged 75 He is survived by four children Uno Charles Byron Ridgely and Mrs Blanche Hales all of Springfield A visit to Libertytown Eminence Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore will arrive Saturday and be guest of Rev Fr St Kavaugh at St Peter's Church A large class reception at the City Opera House and naturalization papers requested by John White McGill of Chicago Scotland with a December court hearing
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J. Thguman Ridgely
Russell
Middletown
Ammnomch
Springfield
Ohty
Ae. Tishman Ridgely
Mesars
Uno
Charles
Byron Ridgely
Blanche Hales
Springfieht
Libertytown
Cardinal Gibbons
Diocese of
Baltimore
St. Kavanaugh
St. Peter's
Mies
Povich
City
Jol White McGill
Chin Elt
Ghingow
Neotland
Ciicuit Court
Stock market prices corrected at noon by brokers
New York August 22 1910 stock list shows prices adjusted by Motter Bros Co Bank ore and Brokers A G L Oona and others. Cotton Duck Colonial Gas General Power Seaboard Air Line and United Railways listed with various bonds and common shares including Seaboard Company stocks and United Ry incomes.
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Motter Bros & Co
Bankore and Brokers
Erry
Houston of
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Norf. & Portarmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Air
Seaboard Company
United Rys
United Ry
Incomes
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North Market Square
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