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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1910
Page
4
Dispatch from Annapolis notes Democratic Senate members debating how to curb expenses by reducing staff. Amid heated sessions, discussions focus on positions and potential limits, while officials weigh duty and political risk in cost cutting. Air Calhoun, newly appointed minister, comments on public obligations and open opinions.
Secretary Wilson and Laurence Laughitin discuss high food prices. They blame profit-taking and manipulation rather than production increases. They pledge to uncover truth and push for relief, while noting transport and distribution contribute to elevated costs.
A garbled OCR fragment describes public discourse and strength, referencing attacks and truth. The text is unclear but suggests a cautious stance, gradual approach, and readiness to respond. No clear names, places, or events are recoverable.
The Baltimore Américan, Sun and News discuss fiscal caution and economy in government. They warn against increased direct taxes to fund extravagance and call for eliminating graft, payroll manipulation, and speculative plans while debating steps toward resuming specie payments.
Fragmentary dialogue and humorous quotes from The Sketch and Chicago Record Herald appear tangled. The text references a deer found dead on premises, a barn scene with poultry and elder ale, and a boxer named Lore Ibysan, all illustrated in a clipped, dialogic newspaper collage style.
A Chicago Grand Army controversy erupts over placing a statue of the Confederacy’s famed general in the Washington Hall of Fame. Supporters cite unity of North and South, while critics call the move a betrayal to Union soldiers, reviving old wounds and questions of national memory.
A reflective poem fragment recalls a boy at the speaker's knee and a past filled with youthful songs and tender questions. The narrator faces memories of care, longing, and the pull of remembered love as another voice echoes from the past. The piece references a mother and a reader audience in Scribner's Magazine.
The Courts of August and Nephews publish transfers of real estate mortgages and business property. Listings include Henry Cramer and wife to Robered Con, John Keedy trustees to Alves Horlae, Mary Toing to Samuel Lewis, and multiple other conveyances with values from under $100 to several thousand dollars, plus marriage licenses and executors' notices.
An advertisement touts Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy that acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. It claims to be a regulated prescription and not a quack product, featuring testimonials and a Toledo Ohio address. The copy emphasizes advertising activity as linked to business success.
The board of Malt bhore and Obio Muitrand yesterday accepted Oscar C. Murts resignation as president of the company and elected Dahid Wittart second vice president of the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Baller. Wittart will take pay and act in the executive role while Murts departs after a long tenure.
January 5 1910 financial notes show Motter Bros Co correcting latest sales prices at 1 pm. Markets mention United Ry Secs, Seaboard lines, Western Maryland bonds, and cotton duck prices among others. Fragmentary text includes a courtship anecdote about a marriage and a dialogue about a supposed faith cure.
Corrected January 5 1910 market prices for corn oats wheat flour and feeds. Listings include Timothy clover mixed hay straw and buckwheat prices per bushel or ton, potato and seed costs, and dairy and cotton seed meals with reported ranges. Several figures show broad price ranges reflecting feed and grain values of the era.
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