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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1910
Page
4
The article discusses New York moves to end sealing of divorce records after a millionaire’s case drew public criticism. It argues secrecy breeds distrust, urges equal treatment in courts, and calls for a law to curb favoritism based on wealth or influence.
An obscure note from Baltimore describes a study or project labeled camer with focus on nature and easy ae ey themes. The fragment hints at a local or personal undertaking, emphasizing a straightforward approach and regional context.
An exchange mocks a person who hypes their own talents and habits. The dialogue notes a man who believes his accent proves cleverness and jokes about his self promotion. The piece cites urban papers with satirical tone about social behavior.
A Murfreesboro to Nashville special reports robins sold for 10 cents a dozen, prompting wholesale shooting in Tennessee. Hunters killed thousands in weeks, with one party taking 2,600 birds in a night and another 377 from a tree. The piece argues robins are harmless, insect eaters, and laments local attitudes that encourage the slaughter.
Poem exhorts a seeker to seek the light of home when the world grows dark and fame fades. A brief news item notes Lady breaks wrist after a fall on Market Street near Dixon's, attended by Dr. Johnson. Montgomery County Railroad bill introduced in House to form a $300,000 line from District to Pottsville. route details appear in the report.
Kapade couple celebrated a quiet early wedding anniversary at Middlebrook Farm near Gaithersburg Montgomery County on a Friday. Guests included Kanade and Cecil families and friends from Washington Baltimore Rockville and Severn circuit. A large dining room spread of turkey chicken beef ham salads ice cream and fruit followed.
Funeral services were held yesterday for Margaret M Brunner at her Mont. home with Rev Maward Helfenatota and Rev Thompson Eve officiating. Pallbearers included George C Hildt Allen G Quynn and others. Interment at Mt Olivet cemetery. Also tomorrow Anza Ann Ogerton colored, long time church member, honored at Asbury church with statements from ministers and a wreath by the Sunday school. Interment Laboring Sons cemetery. Lawrence E Robert, colored, remembered at Asbury church with pallbearers and flowers. Interment Greenmount cemetery. Cave of Bond Bros v Coffman removed to Frederick county for trial.
Mr F Granville Thomas a well known insurance agent on West Park Street quietly celebrated his 65th birthday yesterday and received greetings from many friends. Piles cured in 0 to 14 days ad appears as an unrelated medical ad fragment.
Arrangements are set for a large mass meeting at the City Opera House Sunday at 3 o'clock. Rev. Paul Henry Packard of Cleveland will conduct. The evangelist has led revivals at the United Brethren church, with many conversions reported. The Sunday event invites both ladies and gentlemen, with a cordial public invitation extended.
A faulty mixing machine at a Laurel bakery led to accidental doughnut production errors that sickened several customers in town. The baker blended cottoleae with the substitute fat, a mistake doctors say kept injuries from being worse, though business suffered and the baker vows action.
At the Mirghind Catholic Benevolent Legion annual meeting in Baltimgore yesterday John A. Kennedy of Predenck was elected a member of the board of trusteca.
Frederick County farmers Exchange price quotes for wheat corn rye oats barley hay and other staples corrected February 18 1910. Also notices a large aeroplane exhibit at the Fifth Regiment Armory Baltimore Md February 22 23 24 25 26 1910 managed by the Automobile Club of Maryland.
Roscoe C. White files suit against Dr. Thomas B. Johnson and Louis A. Burck for damages. He says he was sent to the Insane Hospital at Sykesville in February for about three months while unconscious and delirious, and he has not yet decided the damages amount.
The fragment references Judge Hammond Urner and William C. Direly with William C. Kolb, noting a push to obtain small debts and a larger sum of 45 units, suggesting a legal or financial proceeding involving multiple named individuals.
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