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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1910
Page
3
Clagettville area residents and visitors are listed among family gatherings church events and travels. Many names appear with towns like Rockville Walkersville Frederick and Washington, D C, plus activities including visits, fishing, a Sunday school picnic, a funeral and a band performance.
A long list of visiting relatives and neighbors fills the page, with names such as Mizs Nelle Stevens, Mrs. Edgard Shipley, Lavinia, and many others visiting or hosting at Alvy, Frederick, and nearby towns. Church services and events are noted, including Holy Communion and a social with dates in August, plus local encounters at farms, stores, and homes across the area.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a clergyman puzzled by dialect after a Sunday service in a remote Yorkshire hamlet. The Alderman or clerk questions the locals about the Psalms, eliciting confusion over pronunciation and meaning in the village speech.
Whipple defines grit as the grain of character and describes it as heroism materialized in spirit and will. It is said to form part of the physical substance of the men through heart, brain, and backbone.
Readers are urged to try Clasat advertising, described as prompt and certain with minimal cost. The claim emphasizes quick outcomes and low expense as part of a tested experiment.
The International Cotton Mills corporation announces its formation in Albany with 20 million dollars in authorized capital. Myron C. Taylor presides as president, with Davies Wardela as chairman. The plan targets controlling numerous mills and sales firms across the United States, including the Consolidated Cotton Duck company assets in Manchester, New Hampshire, and several southern plants. Offices will open in New York, Boston, Baltimore, Chicago, St. Louis, San Francisco, London, and Manchester. Over 10,000 workers and 220 mills are involved, with extensive land holdings and future expansion planned.
At Ocean Grove New Jersey on July 29 eighty five year old M E Allerdorf lay in bed when burglars, described as colored, forced a lantern before her face causing a hemorrhage she could not overcome. They fled after a visitor screamed for help. The same burglars broke into Miss Emma Fullward's house on Atlantic avenue stealing jewelry valued at $300.
In Atlantic City July 29 a jury awarded Frederick J. Osterling of Pittsburgh $46,000 for architectural fees in the Cape May Hotel case. The verdict covered the full claim despite the case pending since July 14. A Longport beach rumor linked a found body to Crippen, but the carcass was described as a tall man with hair, contrasting Crippen’s noted appearance.
A woman described as a maniac was found in the woods near Cape Charles after being missing for six months with an infant left behind. She reportedly had not eaten since leaving home and had vanished from her residence in Mappsburg.
Residents report 660 veterans at the mountain branch of the National Soldiers' Home in Johnson City were fed bread tainted with poison. Three men died after the meals. Investigators seek the source as staff halt meals pending tests.
Walliand H Berry discusses simplifying recall rights for municipal officers and regulating the labor judiciary. The text calls for fair and liberal administration, enhanced appropriations oversight for charitable causes, improved labor laws, and strengthened employer liability, advocating revision of public finance and charity oversight.
Berlin July 20 Charles M Alexander longtime evangelist underwent an appendectomy. The operation proceeded successfully and, as far as can be stated at present, the procedure was a success with no immediate complications reported.
About 400 moulders in Chester and at the Addystone Baldwin locomotive works walked out over a wage dispute. The stoppage spread as all union men quit, drawing in helpers. The coin tolerance article explains alloy standards in gold and silver coins and composition of nickel and cent pieces in Philadelphia Record.
An advertisement extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for irregularities, nervousness, and related female complaints. It features a Baltimore reader testimonial stating four years of misery ended by the remedy and urges others to seek it, with claims of broad success and appeals for further information.
A wireless message reports Dr G Crippen aboard the steamship Montrose passing Montrose at sea. The note from a station near Arthur Bethtule 600 miles below Father Point, claims Crippen is wanted in London for the murder of Delia Baltimore. The liner Lavrentic tracks Crippen’s trail in Canadian waters as the Montrose proceeds toward Montreal.
A Richmond girl was bitten multiple times by a moccasin nesting in her hair after a rattlesnake, unseen earlier, dropped into her yard. The child fainted but survived. doctors noted the moccasin was venomous though not fully developed.
Frederick market notes show prices for corn meal oats flour and dairy feeds with listed rates such as wheat at 19.00 per ton middlings 24.00 per ton flour 26.00 per ton and other livestock feeds including dog feed listed at 2.00.
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