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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1909
Page
4
A garbled text fragment references Mr. Silverdown clashing with Prewdent Zelaya and the Supreme Court facing a trial in the Federation of Labor. It hints at cutting department head estimates in Washing and a Roosevelt term slogan, with unclear attributions to EHRian and Roosevelt.
The Baltimore Star notes waning support from Maryland state and Baltimore city for railroad funding. It cites a $5,000 subscription as a recent example and cautions that potential increases may reduce the perceived benefits to Baltimore and Maryland.
President Taft urges across the government to cut expenses to avoid a deficit and directs department heads to set low estimates. The Treasury plans an expert accounting study to trim costs and improve services, while the message outlines foreign policy notes and postal savings as thrift incentives.
Fragmentary remarks about cynonymy in class, a Balkan States forfeit note, and a photographer quip appear in a rough collage from multiple newspapers. The text pairs exchanges on photos and gowns with stray jokes and references to Pittsburg, all in a dated, colloquial tone.
A New York World dispatch cites Dr Daniel D Jackson predicting that eradicating the housefly could add two years to life and saving many from consumption. It notes Panama Canal Zone gains from sanitation, sewers, water, screens, and guarded food, arguing gradual progress in city health is necessary despite ambitious targets.
A poem fragment describes a quiet noonday scene in a meadow and forest where wind, birds, and workers share a calm hour. It hints at a turning path and a gentle pace along the day’s middle.
A plan to extend trolley lines from Harrisburg to Carlisle via the Valley and to Shippensburg is under consideration by local capitalists. The proposal envisions joint stockholders funding a link between Newville and Carlisle and a continuation toward Shippensburg, aiming for an unbroken line to Harrisburg and greater Pennsylvania access.
Hymenal notices record the Jones AVLP wedding at Beaugeleant parsonage with May Shinpdon and Chas Janes as contracting parties, followed by Trout and Zimmerman weddings near Walkeraville and Smith Heall joining in marriage near Monrovia. The notices note attendants and post ceremony plans.
Thirby, the faithful old mane of Mr. Calvin in Walkersville, died Sunday of old age at 33. She bore eight colts, including one given to Mr. Boreler by her sire Mr. George Crombingh. Once among the fastest in the city, she was the seventh foal of a dam that produced many young stock. Burial was yesterday with grave filled and straw covering the grave. The family laments her loss.
Sheriff Wye G Grimes and Deputy Cheater M Hanver recaptured escaped prisoner Henry Go Whrelan at his home near Tharmont after authorities were alerted in Hagerstown. The man had fled eleven months ago while charged in a tar theft case.
The committee on resolutions held a meeting to address the death of Joseph Rideas. Members named to the resolutions committee include Jennys, Travid Zhamerman, Wm H Breo ple, IT Engle, Philip Schell, and Gil amer Schiey.
A fragmented report describes a Christmas assembly at a Miss Ritchie's school and harsh weather at Banner Springs Tennessee. It recounts W. J. Atkins suffering a severe cold that hit his lungs, leading to quitting work, and his recovery with Dr King’s New Discovery after one bottle.
Three park staff members Sam uel Stevenson Janis Barry and Teddy Hartington narrowly escaped severe injury when a female leopard lunged during a transfer at Norumbega Park Carl Alberthe the park manager shot the animal with a rifle instantly killing it as the keepers moved a pair of leopards to the shipment box The incident occurred as the trio worked near the cage during winter quarters preparations.
The readable lines describe interior work and repainting by a Mr. with limited context. No clear events, dates, or named places are present to form a full news item.
The clipping lists various commodity prices like wheat oats and barley with ranges and per ton or per bushel figures. It also advertises Bucklen's Arnica Salve promising skin relief and beauty benefits alongside crude product notes and fragmented lines about dairy feeds and seeds.
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