Government seeks economy as rail safety debate sharpens
The article critiques government waste and urges fiscal caution while addressing grade crossing dangers. It cites statistics on crossin gs fatalities since rail expansion, calls for eliminating dangerous grade crossings, and notes the political push for economical policy without sacrificing safety.
Merchants and public needs in Taneytown Record
The Taneytown Record discusses appropriations and deficit concerns in Baltimore and urges merchants to advertise liberally to prosper. It argues merchants must meet public needs and not force customers to buy locally, stressing the advantage of doing so for long term success while acknowledging some merchants may still fail.
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Minutes of Merriness and Mirthful Misreadings
Fragmented sketches of quirky schoolroom chatter and pasted headlines parodying agreements on votes for women and winter cures. Readers note playful misprints and scrambled dialogue linking mistletoe, sercal farms, and a lingering old-time humor.
Rural Free Delivery as Profit Hope for Parcel Service
The article defends Rural Free Delivery, arguing its social value outweighs any losses and proposes a parcels post plan. It notes annual costs exceed revenues, cites a $28 million claimed deficit, and suggests charging five cents per first pound and two cents for each additional inch to create a profitable rural parcels service.
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Religious World notes from Middletown and Thirmont churches
Local ministers teach Gospel truths as Gregorian week events unfold across Middletown and Thirmont churches. Services, sermons, and Sunday school details are listed with pastors, dates, and readings from Luke, Acts, and John, plus notes on gatherings, Christmas music, and parish activities through the week.
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Buster Brown Comes to Ulty Opera House
District notes list a week of prayer observances by the Day Ministerial Association with speakers at multiple churches. The Ulty Opera House hosts the new Buster Brown musical comedy tomorrow night, featuring Master Rice with Mary Jane and new characters Seth Saunders and Miranda Stebbins, praised as wholesome stage entertainment.
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Frederick Market Prices Corrected January 3 1010
Frederick market prices updated with wheat No 2 red at 1.18 per bushel and corn at 3.40 per barrel. Hay and hay products quoted including baled hay 6.06 to 27.00 per ton, with straw and clover also listed and multiple grain prices shown for oats barley and flour along with cotton seed meal and buckwheat.
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Maryland Club versus Diamond quintet at Diamond Rink tonight
The Maryland Club basketball team of Washington and Lee University meets the Diamond quintet at the Diamond Rink tonight. The Maryland club, a clean team, faces a strong Diamond squad known for leading the C. V. Tri-State League and their recent winning streak.
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