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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1910
Page
4
The Baltimore Sun critiques U S progress and folly, contrasting praise for American vigor with warnings of wasteful railroads, mines, and fires. It cites Herald observations on resource mismanagement, urging reflection on national priorities and the costs of neglect. It highlights a sense of national contradiction and calls for accountability.
The texts reflect a debate on abolishing the death penalty with strong opinions from Annapolis and Baltimore papers. Calls for accountability and a critique of political exploitation accompany warnings against labeling reformers as muckrakers. The era’s tone shows intense legal and moral contention over capital punishment.
A condensed notice lists sermons and meetings from multiple denominations. Rev John Paul Tyler will preach at Flint Hill tomorrow afternoon at 4. Other churches schedule services at Bebleydville Mission, Evangelical Reformed, Church of the Brethren, All Saints Episcopal, Evangelical Lutheran, Trinity Church South, United Brethren, St Johns, First Baptist, andGrace Reformed. Sunday schools vary, with evening revival and special events led by pastors including Rev J W Siracole and Rev P H Packard. A City Ministerial Association meeting is announced, with Rev A J Winters presenting The Relation of the Church to Social Problems.
A fragmented humorous sketch featuring a servant and mistress in a household scene. The dialogue centers on misread costs of living, lucky breaks, and a late-night intrusion. The piece references slang, playful mispronunciations, and a vignette from a newspaper humor column.
The New York World notes Assemblyman Toomba's Albany bill to end secret divorces for the wealthy. It would not curb judge discretion for closed hearings but would ban secrecy in records. The piece argues the reform should apply to all, regardless of status or wealth.
A mixed page of verse and brief notices. The Soliloquy extols beloved forelocks and youthful features in a Frederick 1910 piece. Short items mention Annapolis lawmakers, Middletown property sale, and stray business notes around Cheney Co and Gishess Ball’s.
Emmitsburg hosted a second sleighing carnival on Monday afternoon after fresh snow. Crowds from Emmitsburg and nearby towns filled Math Street with lively contests featuring participants such as Mahton Stonesifer, Charles Barrick, Snook, Howard Thoms, David Kyler, Cleveland Fox, Vox, and others from Rocky Ridge, Taneytown, Libertytown and Brumnitsburg area. Dick driven by J Hrooke Boyle placed third after close races with Byler and Barrick. Stonesifer’s boree team led the final heat.
Louis H Maeterday of near Fengaville and Carria May Whipp of Church Hill were married at the Lutheran parsonage in Doubs on Thursday evening by Rev Paul Notteman. Nobert J Lantz of Deerfield and Ruth H Fogle of Thurmont presided Wednesday evening.
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange corrected February 19 1910 list wheat corn rye oats hay and straw prices with ranges for mills feeds and grain products. The record also notes an auto club exhibit in the Fifth Regiment Armory Baltimore on February 23 24 and 25 1940 with management by the Automobile Club of Maryland.
Prices of latest sales corrected up to noon today by Motter Bron. & Co., bankers and brokers, at 1 p.m. The report lists bonds and equities including Georgia & Alabama, Seaboard Air Line, United Ry Company, Western Maryland and others with quoted prices such as 4a bonds, 10-year Seaboard, 72 1 2 for preferred, and various United Ry incomes.
A historical notice lists several individuals including Joseph G. Miller Frank L. Stover Mene y R. Steiner Charles S. Doll and others under a proposition urging small deposits with the prospect of larger ones. Judge Hammond Unner and William C. Birely are named among organizers. The language suggests a solicitous but uncertain financial scheme.
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