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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
4
The text discusses public access to information about a new anesthetic and criticizes an official’s statements on budgeting. It notes discontent with potential secrecy and questions whether the public can understand the dangers and costs. It cites Skaaron Gorman’s view on keeping legislature expenses within removable bonds.
The piece discusses the Maryland Legislature's approach to adopting a proposed suffrage amendment. It cites Governor Crothers and Senator Gorman, noting calls to widen rights and to propose further constitutional amendments to enfranchise women, with predictions of swift action within two years. The report reflects tense political maneuvering ahead of a legislative convention.
The readable text fragments show scattered phrases with no coherent event or identifying names. There is no verifiable person, organization, place, date, or outcome to summarize into a factual news item.
Fragmentary diary style note referencing an event or talk with quoted lines about a tuburnenroperty owner and a man named Dankey. Mentions Philadelphia and Catholic Standard and Times. Unsure full context, but captured names and setting imply a social or community record.
A Philadelphia Inquirer piece argues the school loan issue hinges on fundamental education reform. It critiques administration, stresses shifting burden to teachers, and urges returning to core fundamentals and thinking skills to raise real accomplishment.
Fragmentary poem reminiscence reflecting on past days and youthful pleasures. Vivid images of meadows, quail whistles, cattle at the spring, and carefree moments evoke nostalgia for earlier times. The speaker laments the passage of those joyful days and the lost simplicity of childhood.
A large ornate wedding at the Paseo venue honored Miss Nellie Purcell Lindenuth of Philadelphia and Mr Edward Haidek of Mechanicsburg. Rev Charles Steckwiht officiated. attendants included Miss Ming Ghee and Mr Hanek. The couple, now Mr and Mrs Haidek, left for Washington and Norfolk before settling in Mechanicsburg.
Mr and Mrs J Windsor Williams hosted a December social at their Kemptown home in Lille Trene Williams honor. The evening featured evergreen decorations, gowns, and entertainment including songs, piano, and a musical contest with prizes awarded to Miss Jessie Wagner and Mr Ivan Lawson.
Isaac Summers a Barn farmer in Hallway Washington county died after sudden heart and stomach trouble. Dr Werts attributed death to natural causes. Survived by wife Annie Baker and several siblings and relatives across Frederick, Hagerstown, Downsville and Weshingtons areas.
The notice lists residents such as Lawrence Willard of West Patrick street and Sarah Chleeger of West Patrick Street as confined to home due to illness. Frank Wachter and associates are also noted as sick with improving conditions, with references to Joe Hemhberger and others.
A fragmented report outlines a heated local option struggle with mentions of William Anderson and other figures. It references county voters, ballot provisions, state law parallels, and the push to vote on local measures before a specified date.
County correspondence records social visits religious services and community events. Mentions Mrs C F Siti Mr and Mrs W Rubel and visits by Miss Reon Ve Stulth and Mrs T Angleburger. Notes Sunday school held at 10 and New Year visits among families and neighbors.
Frederick market prices list grain and feed bids from January 6 1916 including wheat corn barley oats mill feed bran and timothy prices. Notable quotes show No 2 red wheat 1.22 per bushel oats 4.12 per 1000 and timothy 2.00 per bushel with hay straw and flour values also cited.
Teachers from Bripywick and nearby areas will gather at the Local Institute in the High School building Beuswicl on Saturday February 12 1910 from 11 am to 1 pm. Talks by able teachers will cover various phases of school life and all teachers are invited to attend and participate.
Firms corporations and individuals are invited to open an account with this bank where courteous and liberal treatment is assured. The wording emphasizes welcoming new customers and easy banking connections.
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