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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1910
Page
4
A garbled 1910 item notes Colonel Roosevelt drafting writings on vertebrates anthropology and a New York governor Huangs says he plans retirement at term end amid public sentiment.
Observers note a proposed sixty day boycott could influence meat prices in Cleveland, though members report no clear effect yet. The discussion centers on consumer demand, health considerations, and potential changes in buying behavior and meat availability.
Sal cout orgie in ip re Atnare Aesetieg.
Readable bits point to state level election drama with mentions of Treasury official Murry Vahilver and multiple senators. Text is garbled but implies party lines, endorsements, and planned votes in a January meeting. Entities include Gor Thar, Lee of Montgomery, Raynor, Campbell of Baltimore, and regional references.
A terse fragmentary note features unclear names and places with minimal readable details. The text presents a sparse sequence of letters and fragments lacking coherent events or identities for fuller summarization.
A fragmentary, humorous vignette features disjointed dialogue about fashion, food, and a handoff between a father and son. A Washington Star reference hints at social mischief and a playful miscue around a formal audience.
Officials from the Union Pacific Railway discuss with government leaders over settling out of court. The debate weighs government rights, third party interests, and the impact on commerce as the Interstate Commerce Commission may shape a punishment for abuses and future handling of the case.
A fragmented verse paints a snowy scene with drifting willows and hedges, a mountain ledge, and a dreamlike river. The language evokes ancient whispers, silver sounds, and a sense of aging memory within a wintry woods setting.
The Maryland Rhodes Scholarship commission in Baltimore awarded Chr De Morley of Johns Hopkins University the Maryland grant. Morley, senior at Haverford College, is listed as a Baltimore resident and will sail for Ireland next October.
The Lutheran Sunday school of Braddock met on Sunday January 16 to elect officers for one year. Elected were Superintendent We berry Jamie wit L Bags secretary con H Mercer treasurer Robert Daley, assistant, Charles Mahoney organist, Miss Lacy Staley.
An advertisement promotes Fall's Catarrh Cure as a internal remedy that cures catarrh by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces. It attacks quack medicines and touts a Boston physician as a top expert, urging readers to trust their product despite dubious claims.
The Maryland House of Delegates introduced bills authorizing Frederick to issue bonds totaling 100,260 dollars to cover existing notes and fund a 36,000 dollar water-supply expansion. The plan would refinance temporary loans at 4 percent interest, with no definite use for the 36,000 yet set. The measure also seeks charter amendments to ease street paving procedures.
County commissioners met yesterday and approved road improvements and grainment plans. Notable names include Jackson District, Palmer, Shepley, Clayton Hount, Amos Neal, John W. Sarly, John W. 7rena, Josiah Haupt, Winrandenburg, and Ezra Haupt among district settlements. Washington Camp No 79 Patriotic Order Sons of America announces a ceremony to celebrate its institution anniversary this evening at 7 o'clock with a planned program.
Logaty Frederick Market Prices list January 18 1910 from the Frederick County Marmara Exchange. Corrections show Red 41.73 and various grain and flour prices including oats 10.08 to 32.00 per bushel rye and cornmeal ranges, wheat spring and winter at 6.00 to 36.60, bale oats and flour prices noted with cents per 100 pounds.
The fragmentary item lists market prices and brokers in Baltimore and Maryland with references to Matter Bros. & Co and Houston Orr Coin. It also records a quoted exchange about the meaning of support, noting a remark by Mr. Hen Peck and a dictionary definition comparison seen in the Birmingham Age Herald.
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