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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1910
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment notes postal matters at Frederick with references to office rs and a charge. It mentions forfeiture from fel ta and tele correspondence and Second Class Mail status.
The piece reports on the adoption of a city government commission in Des Moines with five elected members serving two year terms and a mayor as head of the supervisory department. It cites discussions by Mrs. Er ts Brava Youna of the National Education Association and mentions President Roosevelt and boxing concerns. Other items reference Atlauth City and Caarl on a deck, naval topics, and public concerts in Frederick.
Citizens convene at the Mason Temple under the Board of Trade to discuss a new regime for Frederick. A committee will study municipal government and evaluate merits for a proposed system. The piece references historic reform efforts and the principle of voter control through popular referendums.
The excerpts discuss blame for poisoning incidents and cubicide, mob violence, and calls for strict law enforcement. Opinions cite reformists and governors of Illinois and Ohio to stop mob justice, while a Baltimore Sun piece advocates a government inspector for child hygiene amid microbe concerns in ice cream.
A compilation of short, fragmentary quotes from various newspapers. Dialogues include hotel capacity claims, medical temperature jokes, family heredity talk, and a sensational line about a nerve tonic linked to a boxing comeback. The text weaves humor and stray headlines from Cleveland Leaders, Joulaville, Boston, Chicago papers.
The New York World notes that John D. Rockefeller Jr. embodies how youth can rise with new industries and innovations. It argues that as enterprises grow, they must nurture talent to meet evolving problems in railroads rates ships and autos, or risk stifling progress.
A fragmented verse page evokes Arcady through dreamlike images of summer glow low laughter and mystic music. The text references Pan satyrs and a mythical landscape as readerly fragments drift through a lyrical reverie.
A fragment from the Baltimore Evening Sun notes the value of advertising to engage commerce while implying those who rely on trades alone fall behind. The terse line underscores advertising as a central force in modern exchange.
A construction crew reports rock leveling beneath the site which required blasting. The project proceeds with earthwork and foundation stages nearing completion as tunnels or trenches expand. Local officials have not released a formal timeline, but progress continues.
Maryland political factions clash as Rep Pearre and challenger Warner vie for the Sixth District nomination. Gist Blair and A R Hagner spar as Montgomery Garrett and Washington counties tilt toward Warner’s bid. Party leaders discuss possible withdrawals to avoid a split, while Pearre warns Warner cannot win if nominated.
rarkaken ios 30 Friderick Teva who has been in Jaffordinlawfilly riding on the B O Railroad was brought before Rudge Toht oxfordsly on a writ of habeas corpus. the court Meekdings that the ingistrate had no jurisdiction. Timex Chelta, jailed for the same offense, was brought before Sidge Motter on a writ of habeas corpus and released on the same grounds. Ueno Sarp represented the prisoners in both cases.
A delivery wagon for Mr. James R Warfield lost several beer cases in front of the News Office on Market Street. The containers broke and beer spilled, drawing onlookers and a brief stir of excitement.
About 325 people attended the Reformed Reunion at the Frederick Railroad terminal this morning. The event featured a six-coach train pulled by two engines, bringing attendees to the gathering today.
George Schafer, a deaf mute and Maryland School for the Deaf graduate in Baltimore, is named lay reader of Grace Protestant Episcopal Deaf-mute Mission. The announcement notes his appointment and the ongoing advertising experiment by The News.
The twenty fourth annual Lutheran regional reunion for Southern Pennsylvania Maryland DC Virginia and nearby areas will gather at Pen Mar on Thursday July 2. Rev G W Enders of York will lead with special music by the Bee Hive chords choir and soloist Myra Brough of St Marks Hanover. Three addresses will discuss harvest fields the Lutheran lay movement and a youth call. An all college hour follows the main exercises.
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