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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1910

Page

4

Moving pictures in school work at St Marys South Norwalk

The piece discusses using moving pictures in St Marys School in South Norwalk Conn for geography and natural history lessons with humorous segments. It notes advantages over textbooks and worries over scarce suitable films, urging films to act as a check on crude content alongside New York board of censors.

St Mary's School South Norwalk Hon School St. Mary's School Ant Moving Picture Board of Censors New York

Current Comment on Baltimore Son Article

A terse note notes that an Esperanto event organized by CURRENT COMMENT has sparked strong accusations of negativity. The item mentions Baltimore as the setting and references the organized gathering and resulting critique.

Baltimore Son

Maryland and Florida land schemes stir real estate talk

The Taneytown Record notes political criticism of living costs and farm policy. It compares tax views with beef trust rhetoric and questions farmer taxpayers. The piece discusses splitting South Maryland and Everglade tracts into five acre parcels, hoping for rapid settlement, and asserts Maryland lands offer good high ground for intensive small farm farming with strong expectations of equal returns.

Beef Trust Taneytown Record Cather Amall Mary Lanet Florida Maryland United States Baltimore American

Minutes of Merriness and Oddities in 19th Century Gossip

A collage of quips and snippets from various papers humorously sketches social phrases and misheard lines. It features lines about alimony impatience cures and odd coin lore attributed to outlets like the Washing ton Star Carriage Tribune and Puck, reflecting playful editorial tone.

Opinion on marital code and jealousy in court filing

A legal column reviews a judge's viewpoint on marital privacy and spousal conduct. It argues that restraining communication can invade liberty, while constant surveillance or policing gestures risk abuse claims. The piece warns jealousy can backfire, harming the husband with reputational damage and alimony consequences.

New York Putonin Scully Tito Tia

Moments With The Muse Poem Fragment And Ad Blur

A collage shows the poem The World is Too Much With Us with garbled OCR fused to an old advertisement for Halls, Cheney drug company, and a 19th century patent medicine pitch promising catarrh cure and a reward offer. It reads like period misreadings and marketing lines.

Hall J. Cheney & CO Toledo Cheney Huandall Abia Nora Gore Hell Pula

Smith Gorman Pact Threatens Maryland Senate Drift

A Baltimore Sun report from Annapolis outlines a Democratic power struggle over party pledges and direct primaries. Key figures include United States Senator Smith, Governor Smith, Ar thy Gorman, and state leaders Vandiver and Talbott. The piece details factions across counties, hopes to influence nominations, and signals a hard fight in the legislature to redeem pledges and pass a direct primary bill.

Aanapolix Baltimore Sun United States John Walter Smith Democratic Party Murray Vandiver State Central Committee Arthie Gorman State Senate Sunth Cyerian Ciogalp Moh Sanit United State Senate Chisid Sulth Seording Mr. Gorman United States Sealar Kivner Brander Marge Prince George Col Buchaumin Schley Washington County St Times Arthur P. Gorman Srche Senator Gorman Smith Blair Lee Mont Gomery County Lee Harford County Andrews Talbott Tnat Friends of the Crawford County

Death notices and real estate sales in Maryland town

Obituaries report the sudden death of Darhimore merchant Potts and family details, followed by notices of William J. Thomas and Elizabeth Kaetzel deaths, then a national secretary loss for the O.U. ALM, Caleb Nichols death in New York, and a funeral in Frederick County. Real estate sales list Clerks A. Skogen and Charles T.X. Young agents selling properties, plus a Norfolk schooner wreck near False Cape with all crew saved.

Mns Elizarrt Kaetzel Elizabeth Kuetzel Christian Knetzel Brownaville Washington County Kaetzel Higery Keetzel Browneville Coun Ury Brunswick Alberta Thel Garland Catharine Ive Dunkard Cieared Brownsville A.B. Backhart Angerstown Elder Castle Peaveyard Harry G. Tritappe Entale Ine Stranes A. Skogen Mt. Airy North Bentz Street Charles L. Null Mrederick Charles T.X. Young Rea Estate Hag Aoltor Dames Ey Crampton Tag Fine Farm Necres Bradiock Ernest J. Missa Young Hag William N. Stapley North Market Street Wilk Lan Li Schoener Carrie Norton Boyd Jacksonville New York False Cape Hie Virginia Brown Fife Aayers

Frederick Market Prices February 1910 Quotations

Frederick County farm exchange reports corrected prices for February 7 1910. Wheat No 2 red 1.22 per bushel. corn 3.65 per barrel. oats 0.60 to 0.66 per bushel. Timothy hay 17.00 to 18.00 per ton. other hay 14.00 to 18.00 per ton. straw baled wheat 10.00 to 12.00. oats 10.00 to 22.00. Flour winter wheat 6.25 to 6.75. spring wheat 6.00 to 6.50. Buckwheat 120 to 4c per lb. cotton seed meal 85 to 86 per ton. Potatoes 60 to 70c per bushel. timothy and clover seed prices listed.

Timothy

Mote ross oe article fragment from February seventh

Fragmentary OCR notes mention a date February 7 and the term Mote ross oe, with no clear event, person, or organization identified. The readable portion provides minimal context beyond the date and scattered terms.

Man Sod Mote Ross Oe

Advertising Powers Behind Early Retail Giants

The piece notes that when the Ladies Home Journal started the owner borrowed $400 for advertising and John Wanamaker committed all first day’s proceeds to a newspaper ad. It argues that the world’s leading businesses owe much of their success to persistent, intelligent newspaper advertising.

Ladies Home Journal Johm Wannamaker

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