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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text mentions someone stepping on a face and asserts there was no evidence against an HR figure. Unable to determine full context or entities.
Local notices report A Grant Storr of Thurmont on business, Francis Wertheimer visiting Cumberland relatives, Mrs Wardensuter and Mrs De visiting Pitts, George Baumgardner returning from Washington trip, and Mary Wilcoxon probate filing. The will parcels real estate at Wilcoxon & Browns lumber yard to George Wilcoxon and relatives receive listed cash bequests, executors named Geo L Williams and Clinton Wilcoxon without bond.
The Carroll Literary Society of Adamstown High School held its reg nar meeting Friday January 21. Julia E Thomas presided as president Maude Stupp was elected president and Meston Smith vice president Noodi Rebrauffer secretary Carence Thomas assistant secretary G Pearl Homes treasurer John W Null editor A Krieg pianist Raymond Fant librarian Symond Krantz critic Julia Thomes led a program including Bong society reading and a debate on rewards versus punishment with the negative side favored 2 to 1 by judges John Haro Tobias Zimmerman Ruth ey. The meeting adjourned after the proceedings.
The social column notes the forty year marriage anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L Yingling honored with a Wednesday gathering. A serenade, cake, and refreshments followed the serenade, with Jacob Kanode of Araby, Ohio, bringing a musical reminder of approaching visitors.
Maryland figures show a near 61 million deficit next year as Comptroller Hering warns of heavy treasury strains. Governor Crothers urges economy, postpones payroll expansions, and hopes for reform via reassessment laws, income taxes, and tighter appropriations to avert higher taxes and fund indigent care and road projects.
A descriptive notice of a house design calling it novel and artistic with cottage appearance from the exterior yet fully delightful second story rooms. It details dimensions thirty two by twenty eight feet, full basement, nine and eight foot story heights, birch floors Washington fir finishes, a twenty seven foot wing room, open and back staircases, basement access from kitchen or rear entry, and a price of 4225 dollars excluding plumbing and heating.
An ad style warning touts Diapepain as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia claiming it prevents fermentation and digests food, ending misery with a 50 cent to 1 dollar price range and a large bottle count. It urges readers to take Diapepain to avoid nausea headaches and intestinal griping, asserting dramatic digestive restoration.
A letter from Geo H Davis argues legislators in Frederick County and statehouse delay tax bills and deny citizen input. He invokes a saying about rocking the cradle and urges broader justice and representation for women as citizens.
Dr Samuel Wiltbank dies at his residence near Royalak aged 51. A new charter for Ehscott City is prepared for the legislature. Rev James B Clayton of Washington accepts a call to Rockville Baptist Church. Miss Anne Blanchard Dunnigan and John Edward Reed of Baltimore wed at Belair. Rev W G Read Mullan, former Loyola College president, dies in Baltimore. Seth Lowe age 11 drowns in Tilghman Creek while gathering cyclers for his mother. A petition seeks removal of emoratti survivors in Chades Somerse and St Marys counties. Thomas H Grant, an insane negro, tries to wreck trains on the Pennsylvanis Railroad near Landover.
A Rexall Rexapepala Tablelets advertisement touts relief from acute indigestion and dyspepsia. It highlights pepsin as a key ingredient, promises near immediate relief, and guarantees money back if not satisfied. Available in three sizes at 20 cents, 50 cents, and one dollar from The Rexall Store on Williams son North Market Street.
A clearly garbled wartime exchange mentions a cannon rigged to resemble a moving picture machine. The dialogue recalls soldiers scrambling to position themselves, likely in a chaotic encounter, with references to officers and improvised combat behavior. The readable text is limited to partial phrases and reflects damaged OCR content.
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