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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
8
OCR fragment lists titles and lines from hymns sung at a church service. Mentions The Church of the Fadeemer and a close friend, references to Bar am, Lead Kindly Light, My God to Thee, and Peace Perfect Peace as favorite hymns.
Gere S Black of York faced a bankruptcy petition filed in Centre County, listing debts of 376144.36 and assets around 61 million. The case reflects old money and high status with mentions of Black once serving as Pennsylvania Supreme Court chief justice and a gubernatorial candidate linked to Governor Pattison’s era.
An early report notes a train on the Racquette Lake railroad was delayed by felled trees near Fourth Lake. Workers discovered the obstruction about several hundred feet from the blockage, affecting service.
A 1910 Washington report notes a drop in money in circulation due to cohort factors, with July figures showing 49 cent per capita decrease year over year. Despite population growth, the per person money supply did not keep pace, suggesting broader economic shifts. Also reported are a deadly Fourth of July fire incident in Norristown where Margaret M. Morgan died from burns, and Manila’s rapid building expansion with a 60,000 peso April rise over 1909. The column closes with a light note on social entry and quotes from the New York Journal and Socratic aphorisms.
A brief New York scene shows three girls, Jennie Katie and Mamie, gossiping about Mamie's bleached hair and a blue dress she wore. They note the growing roots and discuss buying soda together, ending with a light comment from a Philadelphia Record observer.
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