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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1910
Page
4
The Baltimore Sun reports Maryland State Forester FLW Besley plans to teach landowners how profitable forestry can be. He aims to visit neighborhoods, select woodland, and show methods to harvest timber without destroying forests, making timber profits sustain private woods and benefit the public.
In a brief note from Baltimore, the editorial comment discusses a two-year period related to a credit and a break in leave of absence. It mentions Com Ber Peary in connection with the discussion, emphasizing policy or financial implications and the surrounding public interest. The piece reads as a concise local commentary on timing and consequences of the leave action.
The piece alludes to a law modeled after an older remedy in the Beef Trust era noting that it aims to curb price manipulation while creating friction for consumers seeking substitutes. It frames the old law as a cautionary example of regulatory difficulty during harmful market practices.
A collage of quirky dialogue and humorous snippets from late nineteenth century humor pages. It weaves brief exchanges about sports terms and everyday quips, noting home runs and cash sales, with light moral enjoyments and mispronunciations. The tone is comic and wordplay driven, reflecting period newspaper humor.
The Philadelphia Inquirer pieces discuss a push for postal savings banks to aid workers and thrift, criticizing filibustered Republican pledges and Taft era promises. It cites Pittsburgh and New York legal reform debates, including abolishing insanity defences and streamlining juries amid expert testimony debates.
A fragmentary verse recalling persistence in song across times of day and weather. The lines urge keeping a song on the lips and singing through trouble, rain, and dusk, to find light and strength in daily effort.
Brief bits note Mr. Marshal Grumbine has opened a lunch room and confectionery at 343 East Patrick Street. The harness store of Mr. Charles L. Stokes at North Market has been refreshed. Woodwork in front of a local property on Mare pits has been repaired and electric lights received service updates.
Special services are planned for next Sunday to unveil a marble tablet at Hunt's Methodist Episcopal Church in Sherwood Baltimore County. The memorial honors Me. Wises Hunt, a pioneer minister and founder of Hunt's Church, whose descendants helped fund the tablet estimated at $100. The event follows the 236th anniversary of the church's founding and involves Rev Burgan and Rev J Paul Wright with unveiling by Walter G Lane of Roland Park, a Hunt descendant.
Mrs Helen Uinel entertained at her parents home in Court Sau in honor of a guest from Buffalo Minnlassen Powell. Guests included Besse Motter Alice Smith Marian Dohinen Louie Potts and many others. A birthday party was given by Mrs Joseph Catsail in Armby for her son Roy with friends and relatives attending. Marie Haller celebrated a birthday with music games and refreshments. The Missionary Society committee for February was entertained at Mrs Edward Moberly's home and prepared a program for the next meeting.
Georke W. Poole was arrested by Constable Carter for being incorrigible and beyond parental control. He appeared before Justice C. H. Eckstein, vowed to abandon bad companions, and was placed on parole with the threat of an Industrial school if violated. A $100 reward is noted in a separate fragment.
The postmaster general issued a fraud order against Alice Peterson formerly Alice Walls of Johnstown Pa for running a mail婚arriage scam. She advertised for a husband and received funds from suitors to cover travel costs while promising marriage, then failed to travel or repay. Complaints from Maybury Ore Eugene Ore and others showed she cashed money orders and kept money. She admitted writing letters but claimed she would choose a fiancé and repay others, a claim contradicted by records showing she had a husband and was not divorced.
News from Maryland recounts several local incidents including three workmen badly hurt when a derrick boom fell at McCalla Forty Tower Company. The report also notes election results in Friendsville and a spate of deaths from pneumonia in Carroll County.
The Arlington Hotel loving cup was awarded at the Washington Poultry Show to Mesars. C. E. Boileau & Son of Middletowne has been presented by Mr. Charles Simmons, jeweler, North Market Street.
Quotations for Feb 3 1910 list wheat corn oats hay straw and flour prices. Notable figures include No 2 red wheat 1.24 per bushel, corn ear 3.65 per bbl, hay baled No 1 Timothy 12 17 per ton, and clover 5.00 per bushel.
A garbled Baltimore American snippet notes a prescient remark about a young man who may be a budding figure in a market or social scene. The dialog references a wary maiden and suggests potential future prominence. Imagery implies stock market metaphor or cultural gossip.
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