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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1910
Page
2
A rambling 19th century kitchen column describes marmalade preparation and fried eggs, then shifts to a detailed, bustling market report. It lists prices for butter poultry vegetables and fruits, notes ice harvests, and comments on farmer expectations and local store trends. It cites various regional goods and prices, including turkeys chickens and meats, with observations on supply and consumer demand.
Rushed to death felling trees in Galestown John Feakey died. Accident Maryland Postmaster appointed for Accident Garrett county John Englebarthes bede. Funeral of Col Charlie A Thompson of McDaniel interrupted by rapaway accident. Mrs Margaret Spence Parmell Bow Hill editor of Democratic Genee dead. Receivers named for egenerator business amid Cumberland bustle.
Mary Dane presents a year end column from Frederick Frederick County detailing weather, churchgoing, local events, shopping, and social life. She notes cold snap, moving pictures, sports at Lake View rink, schoolmasters, and community progress. The piece closes with well wishes for 1910 and cautions against debt and high living costs.
The article notes Easter comes unusually early in 1913 with the lunar cycle after March 22 yielding March 25. It compares to prior years since 1900 and hints at how holidays like Lincoln’s birthday and Memorial Day align, highlighting the calendar quirks of 1910s.
Thomas A. Edison forecasts a bright future driven by labor-saving machines and brain power. He envisions fewer workers, more efficient engines, and new transport like helicopters, while noting fuel efficiency, chemical food limits, and the need to advance rail gauges and air travel concepts.
A telegram from Frof. S. P. Close Maryland State Horticultural Society secretary announces Maryland apples winning prizes. Close will judge at the Denver Colorado National Apple Exposition with 16 states and 14 carloads exhibited. Maryland’s select display shows multiple gold medals and top premiums. Exhibits traveled to cold storage and back, then to the Fifth Regiment Armory and Baltimore Refolders for storage before Denver. Maryland will contribute to Centreville exhibit January 1 to 3, 1909, with 70 of 86 entries winning prizes in past shows. Maryland fruit future strength anticipated as orchards come into bearing.
A Maryland group led by Dr Price criticizes the Drug Exchange over a proposed pure food act. They urge administration by a commission representing all interests, urging the Board of Health and Maryland Agricultural College roles while seeking alignment with national law and strict regulation.
In a Frederick Maryland letter a local resident testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved twenty years of backache kidney symptoms and irregular secretions after trying other medicines. She notes lasting improvement six years later and urges others to remember the Doan's name. Purchase from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents.
This vintage ad text claims hundreds suffer unnecessary misery from kidney and bladder troubles and backache. It touts Pape's Diuretic as a safe, effective remedy sold by druggists worldwide and urges readers to accept only this treatment for clean active urinary organs.
An old advertisement teases a Thursday event offering 9 pair of boys form D6 cent bubba s and 58C apsit boots, with low prices and sizes 2 to Bs. It mentions children's shoes storage and boot prices around $1.75, advertising a sale at ED, Bat SBC, Sto 103, with Adelaide caps.
Gertrude Miller daughter of Mrs John De Viller of Middletown has been crippled on crutches for five years and repeatedly treated for hip trouble. With help from friends she was driven in Baltimore by Mr Humil and Mrs Peede to a homeopathic hospital. She left the hospital recently improved and plans to stay three weeks with her mother. Judge Jones at Snow Hill ordered Worcester County to levy funds to pay teacher salaries.
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