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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1909
Page
4
A garbled report hints at Sraixen Monterey seeking aid and Uncle Soan urged to help while Walter Wellman returns to the typewriter. McHane claims to have resigned previously, implying better judgment than his interview suggested. Curtiss remarks on future wonders in airship conquest.
A Baltimore city case argues against pardoning criminals on condition they leave Maryland. If released and later return, they face renewed prison time. The piece warns interState transfers shift crime and undermine justice, urging states to handle offenders locally to discourage lawbreaking.
A jumble of quotes and misread phrases from Baltimore papers. The text mixes mentions of counterfeiters in Baltimore, a possible baseball team issue, and scattered remarks on land, soil, and development with many unreadable words and errors.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions uncertain terms and names, lacking coherent events or details. The readable portions do not reveal a complete incident, person, or organization, making exact summary challenging. Further legible material is needed to produce a proper news item.
A collage of overheard quotes and snippets from various papers. It includes remarks on voting practices, a divorce court moment, a dental question, and a humorous travel interlude. The tone mixes satire and everyday life with brief exchanges and local color.
The article lauds rural free delivery for its broad social value and steady contribution to isolated farmers. It notes the service grew from five routes to about 41 000 and now reaches roughly a quarter of the population, despite a growing deficit and no profit goal. It emphasizes enlightenment, education, and daily contact with the wider world as benefits.
A fragmentary poem and early 20th century health ad share page space. The poem speaks of snow line and white realms beyond blooming zones, while the latter text promotes deafness cures, patent medicines, and local notoriety for Dr. Ring’s Discovery claiming broad healing claims and a Dr. Cheney sanitary product.
A letter to The Billboard corrects misstatements about the first circus by rail from Frederick Maryland in 1868 and tracks figures through 1872, detailing names such as James Nixon Egbert Howes Dan Costello W C Coup and later Barnum shows. It argues for accuracy on travels to the Pacific Coast and Midwest, and notes Bethlehem era shows and Salt Lake City timeline.
About forty men and one woman gathered at Masonic Hall in Newark under Watch Tower and Brookyn Tabernacle auspices to discuss the millennium. Elder George Scott of Elizabeth led a session focusing on skipped lessons and questions about spirits, predicting upheaval in 1974 as labor and capital clash and a great fire will cleanse the earth.
W Kelcey Schoepf, owner of a 156 acre Glendale Ohio Jersey herd, has 24 coats placed on his dairy cattle. Each cow, valued with a $75,000 herd, gains better milk yield and health from daily tooth care and clothing. The farm sells about 90 pounds of butter weekly at 30 cents a pound, not for profit but to reduce surplus milk.
The Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Maryland appoints Rev John Gardner Murray D D as Bishop Coadjutor with consecration set for September 20 at St Michael and All Angels Baltimore. The ceremony features Bishops from Maryland Delaware and Washington with sermons by Rt Rev Neleon and others. Post service Murray will begin visitations and plan a European voyage starting October 20 while occupying the diocesan residence and library office.
A family reunion at Mrs. John Biddinger’s near Unionville on August 26 marked Mrs. David Biddinger’s 80th birthday with meals in the grove and a later ice cream and cake gathering. Attending were many Biddinger relatives from nearby towns and other guests, plus a noted German dialect singer Al. L. Wilson set to perform Metz in Ireland under Sidney St. Wills.
County correspondent reports Mr. C. Hartman of Henover Pa a Franklin and Marshall College student preached here during vacation and Mrs Julia Av Storm attended church. Other items note a Friends Creek tuber culosis camp picnic Walter Smith and wife visiting Har tsville and Harbaugh ill with cancer plus new dwelling plans. A Sanatorium ward and road work near Blue Ridge Summit are mentioned along with visits by Catharine Albaugh and Helen Anders.
Prices of latest sales reported at noon today by Motter Brow and brokers AiO. Li Cont. Cotton duck trade in focus with movements noted on Coma 48-04 and related items.
Stock quotations from Motter Broad & Co provide today's New York market figures. Figures reflect early August 1909 activity with price levels and daily shifts across leading securities.
Frederick County Farmers' Exchange lists grain and feed prices including copper and white corn beans oats hay and wheat with per bushel and per ton figures. The page also features a bank advertisement by Charlie B Trail president James Harrie vice president and O Albert Giles cashier inviting deposits and noting interest on special deposits.
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