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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1910
Page
2
Dodrétinn urges the nation to value country youth as future leaders and to strengthen rural development. He highlights the need for country men to stay connected to farming and community life while city migration grows, calling for coordinated work by the Young Men's associations to support rural youths.
Portions of an OCR text describe an event at Plymouth with references to Lehi and a Cole Conapali, noting bodies returned and involvement of a teacher. The readable fragments are unclear but indicate a reported explosion and official responses.
The report states William Garland and several others were linked to a crime but the warrant not executed and later the charges were dismissed. Archie Beings Hen and George Kin names appear among those involved though they were exonerated. The article notes a reward and misattribution of Hoffman’s actions in the Marshall matter.
Paderewski’s first major engagement in Paris is recounted with humor and craft. The struggling pianist, famed for his vast talent, accepts limited funds, advances, and wardrobe costs, then walks home after the performance while the audience is moved by his passionate playing.
A historical tale recounts how Dr Robert Felkin stayed with King Mtesa of Uganda. The king, angered by a medical grievance, planned execution but relented after Felkin warned of divine retribution. Felkin then revealed the hidden store under the king’s harem, and a lightning strike confirmed the threat.
Town and University students recall pranks as the famed sultan of Zanzibar is planned to arrive at Cambridge for a short visit. Officials seek to arrange showcases of notable buildings and transport, with the mayor and hosts coordinating the welcome and carriage.
A Frederick Maryland记 Royal Arcana council held last night at Royal Brea Oss remneny. Oscar B. Coblen ts delivered an address on local council prospects. Past Grand Regent Ohio gave an engaging talk on the order's charitable acts across the state. Treasurer Thing Hates noted payments to members' beneficiaries. the evening concluded as enjoyable and profitable.
Obituary notices report the death of Miks Ellen Mt Snider in Washington last Friday at her niece’s home, and funeral services at Taneytown’s Reformed cemetery. Details describe her age, birth in 1880s, and family ties to Emmitsburg and the Teokiesa family lineage. Also noted is the sudden death of Mrs. Mollie Hemp of Remington, Va, formerly of Jefferson County, with burial plans in Taneytown.
Diamond team dominated Waynesboro quintet in a one sided game, routing them 57 to 13. Lead scorers and key plays were noted as the home club controlled the pace from start to finish, delivering a decisive victory.
A fragmentary 19th century document outlines proposed reforms including a revived committee structure in Maryland, with a Speaker appointing nine members from elite and towns to form a Committee on Cities and Incorporated Villages. It discusses powers over hiring and incorporation, and references Union, Baltimore, and County Commissions pending action.
The fragment lists several residents, including Charleaville, Georges D, Edwall Stoner, Harry Schroider, Charles B. Gaver, Arthur Young, and Mary Jones, all noted as ill or recovering. It also details the will of Mary J. Jones filed for probate, naming nieces and spouses, with Edwin C. Markell as executor and specified bequests to Catherine Plater and others. The text mixes illness updates with probate actions and kinship references.
Local Rexall store advertises Dyrnensia Tablets for indigestion relief. It claims the medicine soothes irritable stomach, promotes healthy digestion and bowel action, and relieves nausea. Available in 25¢, 50¢, and $3.00 sizes at the Rexall Store on Aspique North Markysetree.
A Chicago based correspondent recalls comments on railroad leadership and Willard, mentioning Danile and Willard as figures tied to Baltimore and Ohio. The piece hints at press motives and the idea that private car status for general officers remains debated, noting public duty to electrify lines and possible upheaval if Willard arrives.
The fragment lists attendees and hosts of a social gathering at Loy of Art with names including Charles Frifey Cavin Zellers and Mrs Ahiyrléa Mehriiyys. Mentions of guests such as Deputy Stier Cher ter Thitnver, Willtm Cromer Ethan Deumer and others appear amid scattered lines and ad text.
Rental notice readable as a damaged fragment showing a message to Mrs. Ww. Srann about address or terms. No clear property details or full contact data are legible.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions stomach distress and a suggested remedy. It appears to reference "Pape's Diapoyete" and advice to ease dispepsia occasionally, but the text is severely corrupted with nonsensical phrases and misspellings.
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