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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1910
Page
6
A chaotic farm column discusses turkey disease and deaths in the coop. It links spotted liver and cannibalistic chick behavior to feeding practices and mismanaged brooders, urging better care and diet to prevent losses.
Advice warns against breeding ducks after the fraternity season due to infertility and low egg yield. Farmers seek cheaper feed, note market prices, and advocate meat-based feeds. Addresses disease, lice, tuberculosis impacts, and cautions on drug use. Mentions China egg production and U S egg imports with figures.
A Chicago Record-Herald report narrates the hunt for a counterfeit note chain. Bank clerks, dentists, grocers, and a New Orleans lender link to a payment trail across Pittsburgh Cleveland and beyond as a secret service man uncovers an organized counterfeit ring.
Dean Ramsay recounts a tale from Starth- Bpey about an elderly woman who instructs her grandson Willy to use whisky at her funeral. Willy lets mourners drink as they wish, delaying the procession and causing the coffin to be dropped at a roadside inn, arriving late at the grave.
An excerpt discusses early attitudes to interest in ancient times. It notes ancient thinkers like Aristotle criticizing money lending as barren and against nature. The piece cites the New York American referencing the crusades era as a turning point for lending's standing in Europe.
Old parliamentary acts aimed to curb Sunday travel. In 1069 two men were fined 20 abil each for walking from Bristol to Bath on a Sunday. All business halted except milk, with only milkmen allowed to trade seven days a week.
Fragmentary note from Totedd Blade describes a mail car on a train and a questioned switch, with uncertainty over what occurred and who was moved. The odd wording hints at a misreads and miscommunications in the transport scene.
Fragmented text mentions a Fink actor nearly killed by a burning shell and references to Second Actor Ub and Towdson's M.A. P. Pure love campot. Names and specifics are unclear, but the items imply wartime danger, actor mentions, and a chaotic scene in Africa.
A baseball column discusses how major and minor league teams push to acquire young talent. Scouts nationwide hunt for pitchers like Covaleakie while noting gaps in other clubs and the skepticism over extravagant price rumors.
The piece profiles Connie Mack as a taciturn, patient manager who guides the Philadelphia Americans. It notes his unusual daily routine at games, his firm yet kind leadership, and his knack for developing players while steering trades that affect the club’s pennant chances.
Manager Clarke of Mersburz calls baseball a funny business in a cryptic note. He jokes about trading the entire crew for minors and claims one day you cannot see a spot where you can improve.
Lyman H. Davis secretary of Toulaville Jockey club mails an application to the Kentucky racing commission for a fast Kentucky meet of about nineteen days. The Kentucky association of Lexington is expected to be granted ten days from Sept 19 and Latonia may receive twenty four days from Oct 24, totaling fifty three racing days in Kentucky this fall.
Dixie Walker of Washington earns praise as one of the American leagues best fielding pitchers. The notice highlights his reputation and skill in the defensive aspect of the game.
Buffalo targets the 1911 Amateur rowing championships while Oswego sets January 5 and 7 for the Amateur Athletic Union basketball titles. Indianapolis to feature Gyroscope cars at the auto speedway carnival as the United States host fall track meet September 1 2 and 5 with strong prospects for success.
The report lists scores from a busy day across the National and Eastern leagues. Key results include Brooklyn and St Louis battles, Pittsburgh and Philadelphia action, and Chicago, New York, and Boston performances. Standings show New York and St Louis near the top with Baltimore and Buffalo trailing in the East, plus various city matchups and upcoming games noted.
Senator Dolliver of Iowa told about 2000 listeners at Aurora Chautauqua that the next Congress will be made up of men who represent their communities and parties. He warned against swindling the people and said tariff laws should reflect public will in Washington, not interests. In Chicago a new women’s smoking room theater is planned in a $3 million building with 2200 seats. A Richmond auto accident fatally hurts Mrs Worth and seriously injures Mrs Becker and son.
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