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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1909
Page
2
An anecdotal account describes a 120 mile mule trek from a mountain town through moonlit wilderness, staying in straw huts and hammocks. It mentions a visit to Smoky City, a congratulatory telegram to umpire Lynch, and praise for his impartial umpiring in New York.
A described bungalow on a steel platform uses four hollow steel poles, a 25 foot square platform, and a spiral staircase. The design by architect Backennach and builder Mr Barnes aims to withstand heat and storms with safety devices and a New York style Influence. The concept envisions a prefabricated, weather resistant house that may popularize paneer panes.
A garbled report describes a strange freight train pulled by a mule engine near Roanoke Virginia. The article mentions a long train with a peculiar cowcatcher and caboose arrangement and hints at a sensational discovery.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses opposition to women's suffrage with references to figures and debates across political lines. It portrays hostile sentiment and arguments about taxation without representation while noting rhetoric from speakers and the broader suffrage conflict.
A fragmented tribute recalls Leopold I’s reign, praising his intellect and resolve. It notes his rapport with Roosevelt, his plans for Belgian development, and the challenges posed by the Congo affair, while defending his legacy of city building and national progress.
Director E Dana Dorand addressed supervisors from Ohio and southern Indiana at the Benson hotel. He urged accurate census counting for 1910 and stressed addressing the matter in a peculiar manner. He warned against plain talk and deceptive figures, insisting on exact numbers of people in the United States.
In Washington a Senate restaurant scene features Senator Robert M. La Follette with a neck sling responding to a question from Senator Bourne of Oregon. The exchange centers on a joking remark about a free list proposal and political banter amid the day’s chatter.
Readable bits describe a chaotic scene with names and places barely legible. The text hints at events surrounding Johnson and Rhinevan and mentions school and tone, but details are obscured.
The fragment discusses crop loss figures and mentions extended economic concerns and agricultural resources. It references figures around $191,000 and touches on national agricultural policy, wealth related to sericulture, and educational efforts, with scattered historical notes on water pumps and ancient tech.
Ancient ad copy describes backache and kidney distress from fatigue and rheumatic pain. It touts Doan's Kidney Pills as quick relief with claims of a 1908 testimonial from a user in doubt and eventual improvement, noting tiredness, sleep disruption, and urinary symptoms. The piece cites Foster-Millard as distributor.
The article describes a grand revival program reviving medieval and modern Italian operas with performances staged in a historical theatre setting. Signor Salvini will supervise, with Duse and other stars to oversee selections. Toscanini will conduct alongside Mascagni and new operas by Franch-sett and Cavalleria Rossa. The aim is to showcase forgotten pieces and new works while the audience expects world-class orchestras and prizes for the best organization.
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