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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1910
Page
4
Maryland officials and multiple newspapers discuss the governor's plan to appoint special counsel to prosecute pure food violations. Critics warn the move could spark political friction while others praise it as needed oversight. The debate touches on law and public health with broader calls for fair policing and farming's economic role.
A collage of quips and jokes across papers, including Stella asked to cook, Jack’s appetite and a gag about pyramids and congressmen. Dialogues mix with satire from The Starters and Chicago News in a rapid, humorous exchange.
The piece cites a debate over a presidential uniform and notes the President’s role as commander in chief would not be enhanced by regal attire. It also covers Milwaukee comments on desertion in the U S Army, citing 5500 missing recruits and a harsh but deemed inadequate punishment.
The Army and Navy Journal argues that making desertion an absolute bar to future service could curb desertion. It suggests forcing captured deserters to complete their full term including time away on leave with no pay, and then discharge them as unworthy of further government employment.
Fragmentary, archaic verse snippets reveal garbled lines about muse, fate, and a figure’s missteps. The text blends quatrains with playful misspellings and exclamations, suggesting a satirical or experimental poem fragment typical of a historical newspaper’s literary notices.
The article describes banana growth with fruit cut while unripe and small-end-up orientation. It explains harvesting practices, sap-rich stalks, and continuous yield as old trunks are covered and new trees emerge. It also briefly mentions the bald eagle’s nest and a humorous London joke about jewelry theft.
An unnamed newcomer in the stele tern enters a grocery and asks if a chicken raiser is present. A villager responds with a sharp joke about using an ax or razor to deal with a chicken.
A Maryland reader from Frederick reports six months of kidney trouble with back pain and nocturnal urination. After using Doan's Kidney Pills from BR Main's drug store, symptoms subsided with no recurrence. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY sells Doan's for 10 cents. Remember the name Doan's.
Homer Croy in Delinetor advises readers to study the architecture of their face before styling. He distinguishes harvest and long face types, urging men to avoid overpromising hair and to keep it close or windrowed to prevent unkind comments about spring radish tops.
A historical notice outlines government medical ranks and pay scales. It details army medical corps structure, ranks from first lieutenant to brigadier general, and specific annual and monthly salaries with increments for years of service. It notes additional benefits including quarters, horse support, and wholesale groceries.
Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange list grains and feeds. Wheat No 2 red at 0.95 per bushel, corn ear corn 3.30 per barrel, rye 0.OTC to 0.0e per bushel, hay Timothy 28.00 to 19.00, mixed 17.00 to 13.00, clover 16.00 to 17.00, barley 0.90 to 0.? per bushel, oats 10.00 to 12.00 per bale straw, flour winter 5.60 to 6.10, spring 5.80 to 6.75, potatoes 0.45 to 0.80 per bushel, mill feed bran 23.50 per ton, middlings 28.00, red dog 2.20 to 2.30 per sack, cotton seed meal 84 to 36, Timothy seed 2.00 to 2.95, clover 7.00 to 8.00 per bushel.
A historical scan shows overloads and overdrafts, bonds pledged for circulation, and reserve balances. It lists securities, banking house values, cash items, and notes of other banks, with figures for reserves and fractional currency.
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