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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1910
Page
3
Norfolk pastors urge rigorous self review of justice and love as central to faith. The sermon links loving God and neighbor to the Golden Rule, asking families and neighbors to assess speech, business dealings, and daily conduct, starting at home, to align with biblical commands and divine life.
The sermon argues that God requires perfect obedience beyond human ability. It cites Romans and Isaiah to show we cannot fully meet divine standards, yet God offers eternal life as a gift through Jesus Christ to those who accept him. Humility and mercy are essential to enter the divine plan and the Millennial dispensation.
August Belmont Hie announces his engagement to Miss Gleanor Rebeen. The couple plans a future wedding in the coming months, with both families confirming the match.
Elect per cultural notice Miss Eleanor Robson, famed actress, becomes engaged to August Belmont of New York. Longtime mutual friends aided the match. Belmont showed strong interest over two years, with rumor and confirmation following her curtain call at the Majestic theater.
Ithaca N Y Feb 14 Poultry experts at the State College of Agriculture report successful experiments coloring eggs and feathers by feeding a rhodomeride dye during molt. Pink feathers result and yolk and albumen can be made red using Boutian TH dye.
Lynchburg Virginia February 14 W M Anderson a Lynchburg Traction and Light company employee was instantly killed while riding in the snow plow car His overcoat caught in the machinery and before the car could be stopped his body was twisted around and his neck broken He had served in street car work for over twenty years leaving a widow and two children
Columbus reports the ten month old Richard Hugh Stevenson, son of Rev. W C Stevenson, died after a two day illness. He reportedly cut seven teeth in a few hours causing brain affliction with no hope of recovery from the start.
Ewing township authorities publish a manifesto warning that any school child caught using tobacco will be dismissed and any dealer selling tobacco will be prosecuted. The board calls smoking a pronounced habit in the township.
United States district court enters an action by John W Bayr of New York against the American Tobacco Company seeking damages amounting to 29.69 million dollars for infringement of patents. The plaintiff asks 20 million dollars in damages and cites the Tobacco Trust.
In Reading, Pennsylvania, Frederick and Mrs Gar bury their seventeenth child Laura while alleging witchcraft and pow wow remedies saved two other children. A local healer used red ink and a bagged charm, claiming a woman caused the illness, as doctors attributed the deaths to consumption.
A two year old boy, Raymond Warner, died when his clothing caught fire at home. He crawled upstairs crying for his mother, then collapsed as the blaze spread, leaving the house charred and the child nearly unrecognizable.
Mrs. Hester Cordrey known as Aunt Hester quietly celebrated her 113th birthday in Delmar. She was born on a neighboring farm nine miles away and lived there until marriage. Only four grandchildren and ten great-grandchildren remain.
A nationwide letter to Speaker Can dub urges Congress to provide husbands for all women amid high food and clothing costs. The author signs as a young woman from Clareland Ohio, claiming marriage would solve political and social ills and usher in paradise.
Baston Pa February 14 C Narvin Rivek of Enston City president of Haston Cordage enters his Yoinin aeroplane in the Boston airship show opening Wednesday night for a week. He has a flight of about 200 feet reported.
The article recounts ancient beliefs about sinking suns and village explanations for sunset. It mentions beliefs that the earth is flat and myths of Vulcan guiding the sun across the western ocean to rise again. It notes theories by mythologists and Aristotle related to light, darkness, and solar travel.
A historical vignette recalls Shackleton and companions keeping morale high as supply cuts pressed them. It contrasts with a German officer in 1877 and a Japanese commander in Manchuria who used clever cries to revive exhausted troops with words about food, thirst, and imagined forests of abundance.
An advertisement touts Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as relief for female ailments including inflammation ulcers displacements fibroid tumors irregularities and nervous issues. It cites testimonials from women cured and invites readers to contact Mrs Pinkham for free advice.
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