Fragmented 19th Century Gazette Text on Smoking and Society
Journal fragment discusses smoking effects on boys and girls, cites a Waynesboro pastor, and critiques moral panics about youth behavior. It argues that cigarette use is not the sole cause of academic decline, noting gender differences in development and peer influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vv. T.itue
Cthoddiat
Epiacopal
Waynerboro
Gazette
Waynesboro
Simivetter
Pitts
Ely
Arette
Lina Nobhliye
Aropplig
Noy
Unsatisfied Youth and Foggy Maine Voyage News
The text mixes social critique on education and gender with garbled notes about boys dropping out of public schools. It mentions Parsment Tart arriving in Maine, a foggy landing at Dark Harbor, and a Weather Man in Washington briefly issuing light rain. The passage reads as a collage of fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dark Harbor
Maine
Treaklent
Reflections on Weather, Railroads, and War Heroes
A collection of old quotes from Baltimore and Annapolis papers remarks on weather, train timetables, banking inside jobs, fishing metaphors, political hype in Ohio and New York, and a critique of commemorations for Civil War heroines, noting wives and mothers who endured hardship and loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
New York
Baltimore Newa
Baltimore American
Minutes of Merriness and Mutual Misunderstandings
A collection of humorous exchanges from Toledo Blade and Cleveland Leader featuring a dog found by a humorist, a cow ad pitch, a horse sense misinterpretation, and a comic clash over a much loved family cow. The dialogue parodies daily life and the cautionary banter of locals in a lighthearted, old time tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt
Euclid
Toledo Blade
Railroads suspend freight rate advance with commission help
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes railroads paused the eastern rate increase to avoid a mandate from the Interstate Commerce Commission. The move signals cooperative relations with regulators and a shared aim to keep public fairness in rates while avoiding conflicts and formal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroads
Interstate
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Interstate Commerce Commission
GovernmentRail Commission and Liberties Clash Discussed
An editorial contrasts a rail commission balancing public and corporate interests with a broader critique of personal liberty versus moral subjection. It cites New York debates on primaries referenda censorship and after hours dining or drinking, arguing against government power intruding into private choices. The piece echoes Jefferson on self rule and warns against sliding toward slavery of self by others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Movement For
Runa & Movement
Aasmon
New York
Jefferson
Moments With The Muse Forgettable Lines
A reflective poem fragment urges leaving behind painful memories and hidden skeletons. It warns that dwelling on sorrowful secrets drains joy and harms lives, urging readers to forget what darkens happiness. The speaker emphasizes silence to protect others from grief.
Etchison Returns From Campaign in Washington County
Frederick politician H. Corey Etchison arrives home after a week in Washington County and plans a ten day canoe trip in Montgomery County. He believes he will win the Congressional nomination despite opposition to Allegany County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etchison
Washington Co
H. Corey Etchison
Frederick
Washington County
Montgomery County
Allegany County
Committed for Treatment After Public Intoxication
Charlee Phebus was taken off the street by Omor Brengle in an intoxicated condition this morning. He was brought before Justice C. H. Eckstein and committed to Montevue Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlee ‘Phebus
Omoer Brengle
C. H. Eckstein
Montevue
Pia
Young People Hear Rev Brown Preside Braddock Assembly
A large crowd attended a middle-Maryland Lutheran youth gathering at Braddock yesterday afternoon. Rev Willam Brown presided as songs and addresses by local clergy and students led to the formation of a young people’s organization and officers for next year.
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Frederick County
Gutheran
Union
Braddock Meighty Yeaterday
Willan Brown
Middle
Chureler
Middletown
Myeraville
W. Dond
Vhorig
Kev
D. Nicoll
Myersville
J.w.ott
Hayerstown
Vinton
Tly
Dunlor Co. &. Society of
Stev
Charles Relnewald
Eumiltsberg
Reve Wiliam J. Wheeler
Renain Inter Ihothe
Camilon Committa
Reunison
Willan J. Brown
Willam W. Doub
Hornee
Anehorhis
Mrederick
Edward ML. Shirells
York Road
Thomas OS. Ahaugh
Walkersville
Itey
CL Wy. Tressx
Brunswick
Reve Willi Fo
Elatyman
William W. Dond
Horice
Zacharias
Trenager
Tnly
Salvation Army Outing for Frederick Corps Children
Preparations complete for the Frederick Corps U S A children’s outing at the Fair Grounds on Friday. Tickets exhausted but all youngsters welcome with report at barracks 265 West Patrick Street at 9 30 in the morning. Parade forms at 9 from the barracks to Telegraph Street South Street Market to the Fair Grounds with three decorated wagons and a com mitary wagon. At the grounds games foot races and prizes to be shared. indoor service Thursday evening at 8 with nine short open air services beforehand.
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Salvation Army
Frederick’ Corps
Fair Grounds
Patrick Street
Telegraph Street
South Street
Annual Outing Draws Railroad Men to Island Park
One hundred eighteen Frederick men and their families join workers from across the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad from Grafton West Virginia to Philadelphia for the annual gathering at Island Park Harper's Ferry. A program of music and athletic events will unfold and Jennie Smith of Washington known as the Railroad Men's Guardian Angel will give an afternoon address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Island Park
Harper’s Ferry
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Grafton
W. Va
Philadelphia
Jennie Smith
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore Stocks July 28 1910 Market Summary
Prices of listed securities corrected up to noon today by Metter Bros & Co. bank brokers. Trading highlights include gains in Cotton Duck, Seaboard Air Line notes, United Business Funding, and Western Maryland Certificates. Names of many tickers appear with varied small movements and multiple corporate references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metter Bros & Co
Bankera and
Brokers
Pen-Mar Morning Flight? Fifty Passengers Reported
Fragmentary note suggests around fifty people traveled westward to a location near Pen-Mar with unclear details. No dates or explicit events are readable.
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Edaily News
A3 Rederick
United
Chesapeake & Potomac Tel Exchange
Freder- Ma
Matter
S.neen
Helene
Attelen
Fette
Anid Guye
Tiny Sprinkte
Weatherman
Annapolis Capital
Baltimore Star
Dudge
Cleveland
Companiea
the Muse
Montgomery CO
Lutheran Reunion
Brown
Sion
WEW
York
Motter Bros. & Co
High Auston& Ohio
Brook
Rey
Erle R. Ralet
Norfi Northers
Pacific
Ue Aa
Rock Oland
Texas Pac Res
Pacifi
Aig
Amor
Cot
Oil Co
Love, Co
Am. Smelter
Col. Fuel & Iron
Seneca Gan
Tess Ee
Western Union
Utah Copper Ee
Chicago
Cora
Baltimore Stock Market
Gan
Power
BO. Gan& Alabama
Houston Oil Com
Elec
North & Portawouth&e
Seaboard Air Line
United Bus
Western
Maryland
Central National ‘Bank
Central National Bank
Menge
Ertone
Spirit OF Mutual
Frederick County National Bank
Frederick, MD
Motter Bros. Bros. & CO
Exceptional Opportunities Investments
Attrac
Tive
Freereer
Stock Exchanges
Julletts
Bane
Hotter Brothers
Frederick MD
WM. L. Bear& CO
OREN
Sayeng
Central National
San
WM. L. Bear & Co
Chicago Board of Trade Brokers
Pennsylvania Building
Chestnut
1571A
Chicago Board of TraDe
America
Our
Wire Ts
Logan & Bryan, Creutt
Lancaster
Harrieburg
James.r
Kinsloe
North Market Square
Warrisburg
Von
Bakers
C. Biser
G. W. M. Keller
Fibato
Moser's
North Market Strect
Ichland Farms
Waring Tyson
G Con, Carroll, & Patrick Streets
South Ma Market
Segon Daand Rambler
Adlek
East Serend
Bart Serpe Aventeicn
Deere
West Third Street
Agun For
FURNI
Etotol
Call Oatls Carriage Factory
Syzadats Soe
Wy Akd
West Ratrick
Pancage
Clack, Burkere
Ani
Belog
Ranier Nixdorft
Henry M. Nixdorf
Willian &. Abrecht
Lider
Bred County
Mrylan
James ‘Abrecht
M Elk
J. Ly Rothenhoeffr
R.F.D
Yerlow Springs
Braddock
Bration
Alla
Riz Art Atrect
Emelemen's
RANK
Ed Cme
Ocala
Busiieba
Farmers & Mechanics
Pen-Mar
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