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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1910
Page
3
An eyewitness recounts Brookins soaring to extreme altitude and nearly 100 miles per hour on descent. He notes the engine stopped briefly near the peak, then performed well both during climb and glide. Weather and cold affected him but he completed the daring maneuver with few safe margins.
A fisherman named Joseph Trovat of Raritan was found murdered on the banks of the Raritan River near Somerville on July 1. A hidden assailant shot him from behind with a revolver as he sat in the stump of a red tree, still holding a fishing rod. Several rowboat occupants passed by but saw nothing and authorities have yet to identify the killer.
Kl— July 71 Clinton Dewite Sharpe a Schenectady preacher who vanished in June with fourteen year old Eunice Graham from Whitagers flock was arrested here late. The young woman remains in custody. Sharpe previously fled with the girl, and authorities report the case as a dangerous elopement.
A Barper's Weekly excerpt describes a palace courtyard paved with slabs of marble granite and other stone. Materials from Europe America Asia Africa and Australia contributed to a vast mosaic of over 1000 inscribed pieces. Each fragment bears a syllable from the country of origin, illustrating a global interweaving of stone and culture.
A London Tit-Bits excerpt showcases flippant wedding and social toasts about women matrimony and aging. It parades quips from writers lawyers and a duchess remarking on beauty antiquities and longevity, reflecting playful gendered humor of the era.
The piece surveys admirers and critics naming George Washington with many epithets. It cites Sigourney calling him Father Patrine, Marshall praising him as American Fablus, Byron likening him to Cincinnatus, and various others giving him titles such as Atlas of America and Flower of the Forest while opponents dubbed him Stepfather of His Country.
A St Paul Dispatch excerpt recalls a boy recalling a cold night in a barn where he and a dog kept each other warm. The boy describes comforting the dog and sharing warmth, suggesting mutual care enhances hope, joy, or beauty beyond hardship. The piece reflects early 20th century sentimental tone.
A fragmented account recounts a dominos game said to be made from bone pieces once given to the dauphin before the royal family left Versailles. The queen reportedly exclaimed a scolding remark about the toy in a bedchamber scene. The object, tied to revolutionary era memorabilia, was preserved in Paris.
A fragment from New York Press quotes a sarcastic exchange about missed observations and unfinished business. The stylized line suggests a dialogue moment with emphasis on impatience and irony.
In a terse note from the Boston Transcript the match or contest is described as Ethel Stack defeating Maud by hardness and coldness with diamonds and ice cited as key elements in the wording.
A fragmented memorandum explains common winter fire risks from cluttered spaces and improvised heating or wiring. It warns that careless habits and unattended flames endanger children and homes, urging safe handling of heaters, candles, and open flames to prevent disasters.
A Department of Agriculture yearbook notes 21,720,000 milking cows in the United States worth $702,945,000, producing about $1,000,000,000 in dairy products. It highlights dairy farming as a key prosperity driver, improved by modern creameries, better butter quality, and widespread farm household relief. The dairy cow is foundational to national progress, requiring improved farming methods and herd modernization to sustain growth.
The will of Robert St George Dyrenforth, a patent attorney, directs that his son be raised apart from women and the Catholic elites. It provides for schooling at Oxford and the Military Academy, with a fixed yearly stipend for maintenance and education after age twelve, and a discretionary trust of five hundred dollars for later needs.
A cautious note warns that the Gipsy Moth, unable to fly, spreads via artificial transport. Automobiles, freight cars, and even pedestrians propagate the pest, with egg deposits on cordwood and lumber aiding distribution. Authorities urge clearing vegetation along roads to halt spread.
The association publicizes a pamphlet on sleeping in the open air for consumptives. It argues home treatment under a physician’s direction is viable due to limited hospital beds, and explains tents, porches, outdoor beds, bedding, and arrangements for day and night use. It highlights benefits and aims to spread practical guidance and free copies on request.
The London County Council plans a college of cookery to teach schoolchildren cooking. The institute will feature a kitchen and appliances, with a chef instructor and five day week. Half the time will cover domestic economy, bookkeeping, and physical culture. News notes closures of Castle Taverns and other licensed premises in the city.
European doctors reported progress with radium solutions as a potential cure for lupus and cancer. Medical notes describe administering radioactive preparations, including radium-infused water, to patients, with injections over two weeks to test therapeutic effects and reduce symptoms.
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