February 14 1010 Dim Flee
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1910
Page
4
A dim flee notice dated February 14 1010 appears in this fragment. The text shows February 1 and February 14 markings without clear events.
The piece voices concern over New Jersey finances with ex Governor Warfield accusing the Legislature of extravagance and graft. It cites a January 31 shortfall of 275832.12 in special trust funds and urges reforms to the treasury. Warfield proposes practical remedies and criticizes current employe appointments.
A garbled OCR fragment references a ceremony and a medal, mentioning an audience and a speaker. The legible bits imply a discussion of honors and a formal gathering but include unclear names and place details.
A chaotic collage of quotes and misread dialogue appears, featuring judges and a promised fleet of torpedoes. The Chicago News note hints at a wry exchange about marriages and money, with a wandering lecturer and a baffled man asked if strawberries grow at the North Pole.
The article praises Booker T. Washington's Tuskegee Institute approach emphasizing practical work and skilled labor over abstract theory. It argues his emphasis on earning through honest toil aims to elevate the race morally and economically, while noting migration pressures from the South to Northern cities and urging readers to consider local opportunities.
A humorous poem reflects a mountain town’s pride in pure waters from Catoctin springs. The speaker recalls travel from old U.Du's sandy shore to Milwaukee and Missisippi, lamenting dry pipes and missing water when summer heat and daily labor end. Published 1910 by Frederick city.
A string of brief personal items lists residents and visitors in Cumberland and nearby areas, including Prof Joan W Netpald visiting the city, Mr and Mrs C Weetz Hoffman returning from a wedding trip, Mrs Mary Snyder and Dr KM Walter visiting relatives, and several others traveling to Washington Philadelphia and Baltimore for business, family, or leisure.
Read with pleasure the communication on Fri regarding Frederick counts and local readers. The note discusses public opinion and community concerns in a Broad County area, reflecting engagement with local governance and civic matters.
Margaret M Tron ned Brunner widow of Valuntion Brunner dies at home on Cost Patelok Street at 6 oclock this morning. Survived by daughter Virginia Bruoger and Mrs Philip B Kunkel. funeral Tuesday at 2:30 at the church, Mt Olivet Cemetery. Eliza Ann Ogleton, 73, dies after long illness at 218 Went All Sainte Street. funeral Thursday 3 pm at Asbury Church. interment Laboung Bons Cemetery. Graycon Williams 35 dies of heart disease at 175 West All Saints Street. funeral this afternoon at church. interment Greenmouth Cemetery. Lawrence E Roberts colored, 23, dies of tuberculosis at home. funeral Thursday 11 am at Asbury Church. interment Greenmount Cemetery. Cornelius Roberson, 30, dies at home 100 East Street. funeral tomorrow afternoon. interment Greenmount Cemetery. Basketball Tonight Patterson A C of Baltimore at Diamond Rok. Commercial Operators of Shepardstown purchase Wintermeyer store in Shepherdstown WV.
Prices corrected February 15 1910 list grains and feeds with unit prices for wheat corn hay oats and other commodities. Including Wheat No 2 at 1.22 per bushel, New Ear Corn 3.60 per barrel, Timothy hay No 1 18.00 to 19.00, Clover 19.00 to 17.00, oats and buckwheat figures, and various mill feeds and seeds.
The February 15 1910 DALIWMORE STOCK MARKET column notes corrected stock prices up to noon by Motter Bros Co. It then surveys old Nepalese ordinances, describing how killing cows was a murder non capital offense and a girl’s betrothal ceremony affected her widow status, along with a note on divorce by placing a betel nut.
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