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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1909
Page
4
A retrospective on New York public integrity debates cites Justice Howard criticizing graft and waste in Ashokan reservoir funding. The piece notes chief concerns in public finance, accountability, and the drift toward commercialism, urging reform against lavish spending and undue profits from state ventures.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses costs and choices about a local issue. It contrasts cheaper options with efforts to avoid upsetting authorities and the community, referencing Leconte and Baltimore in an unclear context. The text is incoherent and lacks concrete events or facts.
A garbled clipping references a stern father addressing a young man, an auction scene, and a debate over the American eagle with a Washington Star tone. It also notes a coroner investigation into a death with a woman answering about Samuel Williams and the fate of remains, tying to Everybody's Magazine prose.
An article from the Erporte Gazette and The New York World discusses the enduring appeal of the song Dixie. It notes Southern warmth, patriotic pride, and its reception in the North amid debates over national unity. Lincoln’s remark on Dixie as contraband humorously frames regional musical taste. The piece contrasts Dixie with America and My Maryland, highlighting perceived regional nostalgia and the Lost Cause’s cultural footprint in urban centers.
A fragmented vintage reflection narrates a little happy thought guiding actions. It contrasts idle mischief with planned tasks, noting a blind cousin and a housebound reading scene. The cadence hints at a moral about cheerful initiative influencing neighbors and daily errands.
The Christmas dance at the Masonic Temple, arranged by a Broderick committee, featured laurel and pine decorations, comfortable seating, and an orchestra providing music with several encores. A midnight intermission lunch and numerous attendees from Baltimore and nearby areas helped create a festive evening with many guests and a large turnout.
In Willistown, a farmer named Edwards pursued a dairy method emphasizing natural pasture over rotation. He kept cows producing rich milk and butter priced at sixty cents a pound, yielding annual butter output of 365 pounds. Supporters praise his reworked approach as profitable and satisfactory despite differing dairy theories.
The Frederick Corps American Salvation Army Sunday School scholars held a Christmas festival last evening. The hall was full as banners waved and voices sang. Recitations and carols followed with the highlight a staged scene of angels, a dove, and a white cross, moving the audience to tears. photographs were taken for sale at a nominal price.
New musical Buster Brown arrives at City Opera House on Tuesday night January 4. Led by Master Rice with Mr. Oulenuit as the spirit of the title character, the production is fresh in design, song, and humor. Forty graceful girls plus two new characters Seth Sowers and Miranda Stebbins enrich the lively show.
A tight game at Braddock Heights Casino saw the Barkers edge the Whistlers 8 to 6. Both teams traded three Dagkots in the first half to tie the score, before Barkers hit a late basket to seal victory.
Arrangements made for the YMCA to distribute soup and bread to the poor on New Year Day. About half a gallon of soup and a supply of bread will be given to each applicant, who must bring a vessel to carry it away. Distribution runs from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm.
The article notes the Zint Indians’ claim of reaching the world’s center, marked by a crude shrine 200 yards south of their village near Western New Mexico. The site features a stone oven shrine, thunder-stones, prayer bundles, and earthen vessels used in rain-making ceremonies performed around the sacred place.
Rev. John Kearnes White of Virginia, formerly of Frederick, has published by Hunter & Co. in Richmond a small volume of about twenty five poems. It shows skill in versification and a genuine sentiment that makes reading pleasant. the book is attractively bound.
Frederick County Farmers Exchange reports December 2 1909 price corrections for wheat oats hay and straw including Timoth y No 1 and No 2 mixed feeds, cornmeal buckwheat and dairy feeds with figures per bushel per ton and per sack. Prices cover wheat oats hay straw and by products with range shifts and unit specifics.
Baltimore stock market notes dated December 2 1969 show corrected latest sales figures from Mfotter Bros and Co Bankers and Brokers. The report includes various securities such as Seaboard Company stock and bonds United Railway Company issues Western Maryland and other listed names with price levels and income notes.
Solon Diggs, a colored man, was arrested by Sheriff Griniff and Deputy Hoovér near Urbatia on an indictment for larceny. Officers endured a mile of snow while transporting the prisoner to the city jail.
Incoherent OCR fragment yields a vague reference to Pius and profit figures. No clear event date, location, or involved organizations present. Unable to determine a coherent news item from the given fragment.
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