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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1909

Page

4

THE WEEKLY News and The News delivery details

A fragmented notice describes subscription rates and mailing options for The Weekly News and The News in Frederick Maryland. It mentions price per year, delivery by mail, and advertising or information requests to reach readers nationwide. It references subscriptions to local and national publications and solicits notices from readers.

Serra Darslerd Eentiecribera Fu Guaited Scott Cash Eubus

Zeppelin’s Longest Airship Journey Wins World Admiration

The article lauds Count Zeppelin for completing the longest dirigible voyage to Berlin after years of effort. It notes political praise from the German Emperor and global admiration, highlighting the endurance and genius behind the airship project.

Als Count Zeppelin Berlin Count Zeppelin Ing

Directors' Neglect of Duty in York Building Association

A York York Ya building and loan association now in receivership suffered a secretarial loot. Directors lax oversight allowed embezzlement, with one minister saying fault lies with directors who failed to protect investors. Victims face heavy losses as the secretary’s theft unraveled.

Building and Loan Association York Aort Auch Wrecked Association Toma Thalr

Current Comment From Across The Nation On Record Trends

The piece notes a shift toward an American straw record, with references to Kaneas and Annapolis, suggesting future candidates for comptroller tied to church work. It contrasts voter caution with "Brother Wiles" or "Brother Hering" as tyro choices and comments on automobile popularity and racing as modern gladiatorial spectacle.

Pate Wiles Hering

Minutes of Merriness and Witty Exchanges

A fragmented humorous chatter item collection from several papers quotes playful lines. The pieces include a soda fountain attendant, a pink gown remark, a blue mood on Bud, a green envy bucket hat, and puzzles about obligations and rings. Also features jokes sent to Washington and trimmed congressmen quips and a quip about a ring mix up.

Controversy Over Benzoate of Soda at Denver Meet

A New York World summary reports a sharp clash between Wilsonites and Wileyites at the Denver convention of state and national food and dairy commissioners. The debate centered on benzoate of soda as a chemical preservative, with accusations of unfair voting and unaccredited delegates. The piece cautions that regulatory moves will spur industry lobbying, but warns against allowing defense campaigns to threaten public health.

New York Worl Wilsonites Wileyites Association of State and National Food and ‘Dairy Commissioners Denver Wilson Rera

Moments with the Muse To a Katydid

A playful verse about a katydid in the clover as summer fades. The speaker questions the insect’s cries and warns of approaching frost, urging caution to avoid winter. The poem evokes rural imagery and seasonal transition with a whimsical, musical tone.

Capt Kerr Entertains Friends in Maryland Tour

Capt Kerr of Baltimore entertained friends in Hagerstown with an elaborate luncheon followed by an automobile trip over the new Williamsport bridge to Berkeley Springs and other points of interest. Guests included Miss Evelyn Cook of Forest Park Miss Devine of Washington Miss Ott and Miss Mears Stone and Bennett of Frederick.

Kerr Jack Kerr Baltimore Hagerstown New Bridge Williamsport Berkeley Springs Misa Evelyn ‘Cook Forest Park Misa Devine Washington

Deafness Cure Claim By Constipation? A Letter From Toledo

A clipped medical sales pitch argues deafness is curable only by constitution and tab tube inflammation. The piece insists claims are based on a specific remedy from B J Cheney of Toledo Ohio and mentions a price or remedy offer.

Aerera B.J. Cheney, & CO Toledo Saeed

Pluffy Ruffles Tonight at City Opera House

Florence Gear presents a lively evening of music and comedy titled Frully Raffe at the City Opera House. The show aims to delight theatergoers with a blend of musical comedy and performance features.

City Opera House Florence Gear Mary Ean Neaena

Florynce Gear Star of Florence Girl’s Stage

The temperament and versatility of Florynce Gear draws every marriageable man as she captivates audiences. The season presents her as more distinctively amusing and ravishingly beautiful in a large production with a superb supporting company.

Florence Gear Florynce Gear

Deaf Mates for Census Work, Nagel Sees Opportunity

Secretary Nagel proposes employing deaf and blind individuals in the Census Bureau. He notes tabulating and perforating machines can be operated by them and believes such workers can concentrate effectively. The 1910 census work will largely be done by machinery with clerks handling two machine types.

Nagel United States Census Bureau Department of Commerce and Labor Bureau

Pennsylvania Builds Plant to Prolong Timber Life

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company awards a contract to erect a 50 by 150 foot fireproof pressure wood preserving plant at Point House Pier Greenwich Point Philadelphia. The plant will treat ties with creosote to extend life fivefold or threefold, store up to 1,000,000 ties, and process bridge materials. The goal is to cut timber demand by about half, aiding timber resources and total yearly tie use of 109,000,000 for American railroads.

Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Railroad Company Point House Pier Greenwich Point Philadelphia Itill

Death notices of Francis W Waltz and Ignatius Wickless

Francis W Waltz 50 died at his Araby home after noon Saturday of general debility. Born Johnsville Oct 4 1823, he was a farmer and is survived by a widow two sons Oscar W and 3 G Waltz, four daughters Mrs Hartnock Mrs Wilhide Mrs Holbruner and Mrs Fouche. Funeral today at 2:30 with services at the house and Mt Olivet cemetery. Ignatius A Wickless infant son of Charles A and Rena Wickless died Sunday at their home 200 East Sixth of pneumonia aged 2 months 9 days. Funeral Tuesday at 4 at the house and St Johns cemetery.

Francis W. Waltz Francis W. Watts Araby Johnsville Oscar W G. Waltz George Hartnock John ‘Wilhide Calvin Holbruner Charlea Fouche Mt. Olivet Ignatius A. Wickless Charles A Rena St. John's Cemetery

Bees Interrupt Train Traffic on Seventeen Mile Grade

Reported from the Baltimore Obie division, a swarm of bees disrupted a moving steam train and a caboose, driving workers to safety. Brakeman Detting, aided by another crewman, battled bees, while Beakeiva Hurson used a shovel to clear the swarm and save lives. One man swam a half mile to reach the front of the train as the swarm occupied the caboose and surrounding area.

Baltimore Shennan Halpete Detting Oles Om Lont- Gugar Beakeiva Hurson A. Fanioue

Zebra Hybrids Born In Bethesda Experiment

King Menelik sent a zebra to President Roosevelt and now two hybrid young animals, half zebra half burra, have been born at Bethesda Montgomery County. The government hopes to breed a beast of burden superior to horse and mule, immune to common diseases, advancing scientific aims.

King‘ Menclik Roosevelt Sam Uwir Bethesda Montgomery County Barber Polig Abyesinia Menelik

Al Wilson to Perform at City Opera House in Metz in Ireland

Al. H. Wilson, famed for German dialects, will appear at the City Opera House on Saturday night in a new comedy musical titled Metz in Ireland. A capable Ellis cast will handle the parts with musical humor, electrical effects, and a chorus performing Erin's songs. Wilson will debut several new numbers and a medley of his hits including The Teakettle Song and Gretchen, with a program of songs like Love Thoughts and The Nightingale Song.

Metz Gossoons Jimmie Murphy Mr. Wilson Erin Wilson Helen Gretchen Wilann Stoon

Local Health Notes And City Hospital Updates

Mrs. Charles A. Wickless has improved enough to be about the house. Mr. Samuel Schmidt of Patrick Street is on the sick list. Lieutenant Harry J. KefanWerla undergoing treatment at City Hospital. Mr. W. P. Cockey is quite ill at the City Hospital. This item appeared in The News.

Charles A. Wickless Samuel Schmidt Patrick Street Harry J. KefanWerla City Hospital W.P.C Cockey Ie

Baltimore Stock Market Prices and Corrections August 30 1900

A brief market note from Baltimore records price movements and corrections across major stocks. It lists intraday values and revised figures for specific securities, reflecting adjustments to prior reports.

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