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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1910
Page
4
A brief notice from the Second Class Mail section in Maryland indicates changes to mail routing and delivery for specific routes as part of a system update. Government officials urge recipients to verify addresses with the post office.
The piece discusses Col Chin's plan to bill the Kentucky Legislature to commit pistol carriers to mental asylums. It argues strict pistol regulations would curb murders, reduce court costs, and serve as a societal deterrent, noting many killers reportedly plead insanity and that enforcement could lower violence nationwide.
The clipped text references Governor Grothern and party positions, noting infighting and member changes. It mentions Baltimore and Bellmore American, with unclear statements about a Taall atatesm and rival actions. The extract shows disrupted OCR details and undefined names.
An unreadable clipping describes a crash involving a vehicle and a person named Yiohany with the phrase seen as a collision. The text is garbled and lacks coherent names or context.
The 1910 aeronautics era advances with the World Flight prize of 10 000 dollars inviting aviators to New York Albany routes. Observers note air travel has become practical and a military and commercial force, promising rapid expansion of flight across the nation.
Fragmented OCR verse blends musical imagery with a critique of a young man’s ambition and courage. It interleaves lines about bells and merriment with a moral exhortation urging perseverance and strength to seize opportunity. The piece juxtaposes poetic instrumental imagery with a call to action and self-improvement.
The report notes entertaining visits and gatherings hosted by Mrs Kitty Crater and Master Clarence Carty with friends at West Second Street and nearby homes. It also marks Mr and Mrs George I. Sterly quietly observing their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on North Market Street.
The fourth service of the week of prayer took place at the Methodist Episcopal church last evening with Rev. J B Lamar presiding. Rev J W Kiracofe read the scripture and prayers were offered by Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon and Rev John P Tyler.
Funeral services were held for Ravaria M. Green at her father's home on Last Sixth Street with Rev. Fr Conlon presiding. Interment followed at Mt. Clivet cemetery. G D Cline served as funeral director.
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a supposed cure for gatarrh with internal effects and a blend claimed to act on blood and mucous membranes. Mentions a 90 con dosage and a combination of mune See te iinet, urging readers to send for more details in Tas News.
The piece urges an official investigation by the Maryland Senate into railroad stockholding, noting West Virginia and Western Maryland interests pushing to counter Pennsylvania domination. It cites past Washington Branch investigations and argues for a cabinet-led inquiry with a special message to the General Assembly, stressing urgency.
Governor Craitiere backed a liberal convict labor provision for road building. Mr Marbury and Mr Wiltidan LEMathurs led a commission meeting with State Roads to draft the bill. Senator Goslin and others including Warden Woegler and Senator Mathias weighed the proposal and road plans through Federalsburg Maryland.
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange corrected January 7 1910 show prices for Red and Ear Corn, hay types, oats, wheat, flour, cornmeal, buckwheat, and feeds. Potatoes priced per bushel, Timothy and Clover hay ranges, and straw figures listed. a note mentions a cure for piles over 16 days.
Mr John M Culler slipped in his garden on Weot Patrick street yesterday striking his forehead and cutting a gash. A United States Express wagon driven by Marion Holter slipped on West South street near Derra alley this morning. no damage recorded.
Fragmentary text hints at a bank inviting individuals to open accounts with promises of courteous and liberal treatments. It mentions banking connections and a change, but details and proper names are missing.
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