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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
4
The fragment discusses a proposed Speaker for the House of Delegates, Roosevelt, and labor union push. It notes a strenuous job, calls for meatless towns, and implies a strong sense of injury without clear context. The piece hints at political maneuvering amid labor influences.
Excerpts show a dialogue about working life and equality. The piece includes jumbled lines from 19th or early 20th century newspapers with remarks on women’s suffrage, political corruption, and insanity defenses. The tone resembles a collage of clippings or a satirical mosaic.
A fragmented poem fragment presents imagery of wind and earth and a figure, with references to a summer sweetness and winter coolness. The text hints at a poetic scene where a voice descends to earth and describes a rolling ocean cave and a figure named Sir Tiexny Tayvior, in a misty, dreamlike manner.
Widespread interest and practical work for good roads sweep the United States with notable convention results. Southern sentiment favors highways as states lead in financing and construction. Miles of new road and substantial appropriations are underway, making the U S boast the greatest road system since the world began. A national highway administration is formed to coordinate effort across regions.
A report notes Mr William Poole was injured on East Patrick Street at Middle Alles corner after a fall. He sustained a painful leg injury described as very bad. The incident occurred in Vie Aeraing area during the event.
Fragmentary note claims a cure for cartarrh as a notable topic, with garbled spelling and unclear attribution. The readable phrases imply a discussion or advertisement about treatment options but do not provide verifiable details, dates, or sources.
A vestry meeting last night approved extending the call to Rev. Mc Douglas who has not conducted services here but has given addresses. He has long served as Rector at Martinsburg and is considered popular and highly recommended.
Androse Dittenhofer, a well known Adina county figure, recently returned from the Eastern penitentiary after a chicken stealing sentence. He says he cannot find work or money for his family, fearing destitution in midwinter. He states he was given ten dollars after release, three of which were stolen, and pleads for a chance to live honestly, even contemplating suicide if unable to find a place to escape poverty.
The state dispatch reports escaped jailers recaptured vicinity and a Naval Academy dismissal. Maryland politics note Joyce of Cumberland dead, Carmeling O. Wands linked to a motive, and Towson reference. Charles L. Stanley of Taneytown seeks Congress as Democrat. Herbert Thomas convicted for killing wife near Sounds Springs, sentenced to penitentiary.
In a disrupted report from the Franklin and Marshall College reunion, BM Alumni Association held a banquet in Frederick with attendees and officers elected for the coming year. Preceding business meetings named Joseph Tl Apple as president and Rev Tsane Mi Milter as vice president, with several others named for future roles.
The Pennsylvania representative Lafean proposes a bill to shield carrier pigeons in interstate travel from penalties or entrapment. The measure caps fines at 50 pounds and sets a 20 day term for any person who traps or detains pigeons during interstate journeys, sending the bill to the Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce.
Notices state Berviers reparatory to the celebration of the Id'a Supper will be held at Ben Soot Luliena church at 7.30. Members are urged to attend and support the service with timely arrival and assistance.
A delegation including union members pressed General Manager Robertson of the Western Maryland Railway on wage revisions. The meeting, part of broader east of the Mississippi rail wage actions, aimed to advance agreed schedules and discuss further requests. The situation remained formally diffused as discussions continued and unions prepared for broader actions on January 20.
A quiet wedding was held at the Evangelical Lutheran parsonage this city at 3 30 pm. Miss Mary Eden Bovak daughter of Mr Edward Hook and Mr Kurts Elias Culley of Me J Henry Cutter near it etchtick officiated Rev De Chartes F Steck. The couple were driven to the bride's home for a feast and will reside on a farm of the groom's father. Separate notices record ARNOLP-MESARD Harry C Addid and Nellie lS Bus Sard quietly married at the Lutheran parsonage. Elm Wilbur H Otto of Keyumr and Marlin Troxell of Kanaktsburg wed at Emuitsburg. CLINE-CANTLE Roy A Cline Jefferson and Clara B Castle Middletown wed at Middletown.
Built by Advertising cites the Bailes Home Journal and Wannamaker in a case where an owner borrows 400 dollars to spend on advertising. The first day’s proceeds are sunk into newspaper ads for the next day. The piece argues that the greatest business houses and successes arise from persistent intelligent newspaper advertising.
A freight train derailed near the tracks causing disruption and delaying service. A passenger train halted after the incident, with authorities stating operations were suspended for several hours as crews moved cars and cleared debris. No injuries reported at this time.
Quotations furnished by Frederick County partners exchange corrected January 31 1910 show wheat No 2 Red 1.30 per bushel corn 3 to 7 0 per bushel oats 55 to 60 cents per bushel barley 60 to 60 6 per bushel hay baled Timothy 17 to 19 dollars not rated 15 to 16 mixed 14 to 15 Clover 16 to 17 hay 18 per ton wheat baled 9 to 10 flour winter wheat 6.0 to 6.7 spring wheat 6.0 to 6.6 cornmeal 1.75 to 1.85 per 100 lbs bran 2.00 cent per 1b middlings 2.00 per 1b seed heat 3 5 to 3 8 ton cotton seed 35 to 38 ton per bushel 13.6 to 9.9 par bushel etc.
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