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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1910
Page
2
A well known actor, recently observed by readers, was said to be playing David Garrick in a production referenced in Harper’s Weekly. The item reflects contemporary theater chatter and public interest in stage performances and cast rumors.
A confused fragment recalls a blacksmith named Tomi Bibore who asks why townsfolk can’t fix issues and questions being accused of wrongdoing. The report includes a caller claiming a debt and a tense exchange about responsibility during a troubling incident.
Fragmented text shows a heated exchange about origin and quality of oysters. Mentions Virginia and Maryland as comparisons and asserts some superiority of one over the other. Includes stray names and garbled phrases but centers on oyster quality and regional rivalry.
A report from Franklin Marshall College notes a sighting of Halley’s Comet by Dr X G Apple and colleagues near West and South districts. The article mentions observers including Obecreatory and Scholl with references to planetary positioning and orbital distance changes.
In a broad discussion centered on farm production and market access, advocates urge stronger New York State agricultural expansion and rail transport to lower costs and boost exports. Cited arguments link farming growth to railway efficiency, arguing disciplined infrastructure can reduce cereal and dairy pricing pressures locally and nationally.
A fragmented account describes the transition from public rail control to private corporations, noting steam locomotives replacing horses and the shift in ownership. It highlights the telegraphic style of 19th century industry, the development of engines like the “Kooket,” and the rapid freight and speed benchmarks that shaped early American railroading.
Obituaries note the death of Mrs Lavenié Jones at 70, with funeral in Brucewick and interment at Mt Oliver. Cornelius Koontz dies at Briceville Md after years, survived by husband, two children and four grandchildren. Y M C A board holds first meeting of 1910 with officers elected including Prof. Joseph H. Apple as vice president and Judge Hammond Urner as secretary.
An advertisement promotes Rexall Muen Tone as a treatment for catarrh and debility, claiming it corrects metabolism and supports natural healing. It offers a money back guarantee if the remedy fails and invites readers to try a two bottle or single bottle trial through retailers like North Market Street.
A notice of a mortgage with power of sale from the Orphans Court in Frederick County Maryland lists the sale of real estate including a nine room house with carriage house and stables. The executor G. Huffer and attorney partnership announce auction terms with bids secured by notes and taxes, set for February at 10 o'clock, with property details and equal one third and four fifths shares among heirs.
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