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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1910
Page
4
Frederick Daily News invites subscribers and advertisers to request delivery by mail or in person at partner sites. Notices describe circulation, rates, and contact methods while detailing postal handling and class designation.
A July 25 1910 article discusses social insurance and socialism in Maryland and Germany. It notes workingmen's old age pensions, government health boards, and industrial accident compensation as ideas worth considering, while warning radicalism may arise in politics.
An assortment of reform ideas and social questions occupy a mid century page. Discussion centers on employment protection, state regulation of production, unemployment relief, and old age pensions funded by public sources or insurance schemes. The text also touches on national pensions, love letters, and social anecdotes, including remarks about Roosevelt and book agents.
A collection of brief editorials notes and opinions from Maryland papers. Topics range from women’s suffrage advocacy to consumer language, conservation, agriculture progress, and legal reform. The items reflect regional voices on policy, science, and law within Maryland communities.
A humorous exchange features a man in a wash tie and a mustachioed critic debating aeroplane popularity and women’s spending on silk stockings, veils, and high heels. Judge notes a boy’s honesty as a farmer praises admirable qualities while comments drift toward social trends and travel.
A typographical essay compares the old and young in love, noting the age gap in romantic roles, the older woman’s tact and the younger man’s sentimentality, and the social judgments on marriage and finances. It discusses expectations, parental guidance, and the complexities of affection across generations.
A romantic poem by Charles Irvin Jenkins expressing exclusive devotion. The speaker dismisses others who claim affection from various sources and emphasizes that only the beloved matters, describing sensory impressions and a vow to remain focused on one person.
The Odd Fellows of Maryland and Pennsylvania organize a joint reunion at Pen-Mar on Thursday August 4. The Tri-State League will join the event with trains running from Beane Pennsylvania Virginia and West Virginia. Prizes for drills, addresses by grand masters, and attendance by the Odd Fellows Band of Baltimore are expected.
A damaged ad copy hails a “greatest healer” with claims of rapid relief for cuts burns chapped skin and sores. It promotes a “supreme” cure and mentions a price of 26e at Pencra's Modern Pharmacy.
Burglars robbed two stores in Walkeraville last night extracting a small amount of money from drawers. The burglars did not take merchandise. money drawers were the only items disturbed.
Rail lines in Colorado report trains repeatedly stopped by grasshoppers blocking tracks. Denver and Intermountain Railway cars failed to move due to heavy insect cover, with several lines noting similar incidents as plague intensity rises. Local notices list residents and hospital updates amid the disruption.
The Frederick Driving Club hosts a matinee at the fair grounds on Saturday afternoon. Four mile heat races, best two of three, begin at 1 30 with the Walkeraville Band in attendance. Entries close Thursday. Ladies admitted free between heats.
The work crew found their tool chest broken open and tools scattered in the new dwelling project of Mr. Augustus Fromko on East Church Street. About a dozen lead pencils were reported missing, with early suspicion pointing to local children.
Reverend Cyrus P. Keen of Hagerstown head of the Anti Saloon League for Western Maryland will conduct services at Grace Reformed church. Pleasant Hill on Sunday morning July 31 at 10 15 o'clock and Zion Reformed church Charlesville at the esteracea and Utica church evening at 7 30 o'clock.
The notice promotes placing classified advertisements in The News to reach thousands of Baltimore readers seeking sales hires or positions. It emphasizes low cost and broad exposure for sellers buyers and employers.
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