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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
4
A garbled report hints at political shifts including Zelaya and President absence. It mentions Dr. Cook and fake observations, a sugar trust scandal, and public appetite for disclosures despite prior disrepute.
The Architectural League in Washington hosted an annual banquet featuring remarks by Theoore Marburg about city improvement. He urged focus on aesthetic, sanitary, and civic growth over mere material development and emphasized the dangers of prioritizing numbers and growth without quality.
Fragmentary text references a mother speaking to a child about belief and fate, with garbled names and phrases. It remains largely unreadable, offering only scattered lines and sentiments without clear events or identifiable persons.
A collage of holiday anecdotes and fantastical musings unfolds from a Strand Magazine piece and mixed fables. Victorian prose blends with a streetcar scene where a woman argues with a conductor over fare as the tale threads through memory, theater, and coded stories.
The plan involves shipping about 700 tons of French locomotive junk to the United States every two weeks for three years. Dredges buried along Gatun Lake basin and canal prism are being recovered. the material will be reused as re-enforcement and poles.
A garbled OCR passage mixes hymns and biblical lines with scattered anecdotes and quotes from a Philadelphia Telegraph report. It references Lord Jesus, Christmas imagery, a baby in a cradle, and a humorous hotel lobby anecdote about a guest who ate pie with a knife, attributed to a general and contemporaries Barton, Jones, and Brown.
Market prices list for farm commodities including New Ear Corn at 3.16 per bushel, hay ranges 16.00 to 17.00 per ton, wheat 10.00 to 12.60, Clover 15.00 to 116.00, mixed feeds 12.00, cornmeal 2.75, bran 20.50 per sack, cotton rent 85 to 56 per ton, and other feed products with unit prices. Includes various grade distinctions and unit measures for 1969.
Daily market report notes uptick in prices as brokers Motter Bros & Co list revised quotations. Western Maryland figures show gains across key shares with intercity trading active amidst thin volume and steady demand.
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