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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1910
Page
2
The preacher recalls moving to Front Royal and meeting a boy eager for baptism. The boy, related to a childless deacon, was sent to school, later entering the ministry. The boy became a respected minister, now serving as state evangelist for the denominational corps.
Readers weigh egg trade claims as to whether buying by the pound is fairer than by the dozen. Data on Leghorn Hamburg Brahma and Minorca eggs show varying weights per 30 dozen, with discussion of shell waste and egg value influencing consumer choice.
The article explains the vanished 3 cent pieces once in Chicago vaults and tied to a large electrical company. It notes collectors, changes to 4 cent pieces, and promises of future offerings to recover costs plus interest. The piece chronicles the long history of the mispriced coins and their fate.
W W McNair formerly of Innkeburg now in Vealey Col plans to spend his fortune in his boyhood town. He left Mountaburg forty two years ago as a poor boy and is now worth over 600000. He seeks a large farm near town within three miles, about 400 acres, suitable for a track, to invest his wealth in the old town of Bouniteburg.
A delightful social gathering was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs Grayson Shilling in honor of Mrs Shttine's sister Fannie O'Hara with a late evening dessert and champagne toast. The guest list included Mr and Mrs Grayson Shilling, Mr and Mrs John Haines, and many friends such as Rose Baker, Edna Hiltney, Pearl O'Hara, Louise Baker, Marion Yinger, and Arthur Phebus among others who enjoyed dancing and spirited conversation into the night.
The will of the late Mrs. Lavinia Jones of Brunswick has been filed in the Orphans Court for probate. She leaves all her estate to her son 900 Jones of Brooklyn New York and her daughter Margaret A Hood wife of E E Hood of Brunswick with share and share alike. She appoints them as executors.
Leonard B Hoffman of Frederick Maryland recalls severe back pain dizziness and insomnia before using Doan's Kidney Pills. He reports rapid improvement after purchase at C K Mains drug store and says his symptoms disappeared. Foster McMillan Co Buffalo lists Doan's as the selling agent.
Announcement by Frank A Munsey owner of the Durham News that a new three story stone and brick building with terra cotta top will rise on the northeast corner of Calvert and Fayette streets. Plans by McKim Mead and White include offices on upper floors and the News on the first floors. Construction to begin after steel and other contracts are finalized.
Construction begins within 30 days on the Hotel Emerson project in Baltimore. Architect Joseph Bynes Sperry designs a 15 story complex costing about 1 million dollars with fireproof features, granite or marble first three floors, and a covered roof garden for day and night use.
Former Maryland governor Frank Brown warns cars cause panic and waste in Maryland. He cites 9,000 autos valued at about 20 million dollars and 6 million yearly maintenance costs. He argues machines deter essential spending and push people from cities to the country.
At yesterday's county commissioners meeting settlements were made with road supervision and appointments were listed including Creagerstown district appointees Jarmen Angell John Long Isaiah J Wood William G Kolb Lewin Ek Miller John T Heseong Colonel Layman Eugene D Steup George Havad Stenb Zeverh Statper Im H George CO A Groebos Maria Derr Ed F and others were named to oversee local road work.
Describing Supt. McAnnie’s forty two years in the Baltimore Department of Education, the obituary outlines his career from Carlisle College graduate to law student, teaching at New Market during the Civil War, captivity at Fort McHenry, and later roles as principal and assistant superintendent. The piece honors his devotion, family ties, and long tenure as a public educator.
The plan, proposed by Charles Timburg of Leadville, would invite Utes from the southern Colorado reserves and cousins from Utah to join Indians in a wolf massacre in Rio Blanco and Garfield counties. The scheme aims to rid the White River timber country of large wolves blamed for cattle losses, with bounty incentives and local game officials considering the idea. In Tamaqua, Pennsylvania, two workers were buried alive at Greenwood colliery after being engulfed by debris during culm digging, five hours before rescue attempts recovered their bodies.
A local advertisement urges the public to try Rexall Mucu-Tone as a catarrh remedy that targets the throat and blood. It claims health benefits, free trial under conditions, and guarantees from the seller J. A. Wik of Frederick, offering bottles at 10 cents and 81.08 with Rexall genuine.
An old advertisement touts Papa's Diuretic as a harmless remedy to restore kidney and bladder function. It promises rapid relief from backache, urinary discomfort, and related symptoms after a few doses, asserting broad world availability and a fifty cent treatment from drugstores. The copy urges readers to trust Papa Thompson & Pape of Cincinnati as a reputable firm backing the claim.
Mr and Mrs J Howard Baer of North Market street rejoice over the arrival of a fine son. Master Janes Conzo! celebrates his tenth birthday with many beautiful cards. The store team of Mr Jacob H H Jorman at the South Market and East South streets area is remodeling with Lloyd C Culler as contractor. A bay window is rising in front of Misses Zimnerman’s North Market street home near Fourth Street. Work is by a force under M C Kemp. An advertisement promotes BLOODINE BLOOD AND KIDNEY TABLETS for kidney and urinary issues with money back guarantee from J A Williamson. The Bloodine Corp Boston Mass.
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