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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1910
Page
4
A local business figure is emphasized for establishing trust and leadership within the community. The profile notes a methodical approach to growth and civic engagement, portraying the subject as a steady force in local enterprise.
The fragment reports Major Venable's death and cremation with no public funeral. His will, written 1910 and read last Thursday, reveals his library of religious works and notes reflecting a prolonged search for light. It notes his doubt and wary views on eternity and faith, likening him to scientists in facing abstract questions.
The piece critiques the Maryland motto Fatti Maschii in a debate among suffragettes led by Mrs. Etta Maddox Funck. It argues deeds shape history, notes women’s influence in word wars, and questions renewal of the motto. References to Lord Baltimore Avalon and economic contrasts between the US and Canada appear, with broader comments on industry and wealth.
A collage of editorial quotes from Baltimore and Annapolis papers reflects cautious stance on a possible strike in Pennsylvania, support for limited censorship of moving pictures, and Maryland farming prosperity under harvest, with observers noting improving rural livelihoods and ongoing concern over entertainment regulation.
Incomplete clipping records a playful dialogue about a doctor and cure plus a wedding announcement. The fragments mention a two hundred dollar amount and an impending wedding notice, with garbled references to Pittsburgh Post and a local publisher.
A Detroit Free Press quip mocks a man with no car by noting his hearty laugh when a friend’s auto stalls in mud. Scraps recalls a mother with four daughters who asks which daughter is admired, jokingly answered by naming the married one.
From the New York World a banker warns automobile extravagance strains incomes and credit while Wall Street gets impacted by big car purchases. In Philadelphia a report on X ray dangers notes Porter K. and others suffered burns. scientific study remains risky yet vital for progress.
A fragmented historical column debating whether to fund a new stone bridge with two hundred thousand silver shekels. The piece references taxes, local pride, the Board of Trade, and youth needs, ending with an advertiser’s note about small ads driving results.
Local ministers conducted services at multiple churches including All Saints and United Brethren with sermons from First Corinthians and Mark. Sunday schools were held across congregations and the churches announced a children’s picnic at the fairgrounds next Thursday with organized bus service.
A Boston movement grows among Episcopalians Presbyterians and Congregationalists arguing Christians should not use Sundays to attend church. Ministers meet adherents while no formal group forms. The aim is to reserve Sundays for personal outreach and teaching rather than public worship, with some urging churches to close on Sundays.
The Baltimore stock market report lists corrected noon prices from Metter Bros & Co Bankers and Brokers A O L Cone and various securities including Cotton Duck Consols Georgia and Alabama bonds and Seaboard lines with values around 4 8s to 58 82. The note adds a prompt urging readers to try The News classified advertising for quick results at low cost.
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