The News of Frederick Freder Maryland Subscriptions and Office Details
The Frederick News outlines subscription options of one year at one dollar in advance and details about mail and delivery by carrier. It notes that the news office is connected with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange and invites correspondence from across the country. The item is filed as second class mail matter.
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Erancy
Turedats
United States
Caan
NWS
Chesapeake & . Potomac Telone
Exchange
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Therwire
Industrial education urged in Maryland report
July 29 1910 report by the Governor Commission on Industrial Education urges expansion of practical va r vocational training in public schools. It highlights Germany as a model and stresses rural schools and hands on work for youths entering industry, calling for state and local support to provide training aligned with modern industrial needs.
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Maryland
Abey
Germany
Ryland Commission
Indus
Industrial Education and Vaudeville in Fragmented News
A mix of items on vocational schools open to 13 or 14 year olds, a critique of Laura Jean Libby entering vaudeville, and varied notes from the Census Bureau and public life. It references Durand’s city school statistics, rising educational costs, and public interest in school funding, with scattered references to vaudeville, media, and political figures of the era.
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Fils
Titogresa
Frederick
Durand
Census Bureau
Baltimore
Republic
War on the House Fly Mirrors Global Turmoil
The Cumberland Times notes a heavy season of insect battles as a domestic pest war parallels broader upheavals. It reflects on heightened tensions and public concern while mentioning Port Arthur and Cuba in a fragmentary commentary.
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Cumberland Times
Ambiguous Bank Robbery Commentary From Baltimore American
A garbled clipping discusses a bank robbery in New York with hints of evasion and truth about a warship mystery. It argues the public should face the truth and assign blame where due, citing the Baltimore American’s view on the matter.
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Maine
Minutes of Merriness and Whimsical Dialogues
A fragmentary, humorous piece presents whimsical chatter about vacation time and odd quotes. It features a laughing giraffe, a discussion of altitude, and a quoted exchange about time value and finance attributed to a mathematician and an investor. The text appears as playful, narrative verse with dreamlike references.
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Vice
Washington Star
Bank insiders blamed for rise in modern loot methods
The Philadelphia Inquirer opinion piece argues that bank thefts now increasingly come from trusted insiders. It cites cases like the Risko Chinese Bank in Louisville and an New York bank with combined losses nearing a million dollars, blaming lax checks and complacent directors. The author urges stricter controls and harsher penalties for managers who pass responsibility to others.
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Grongy
Philadelphia Inquirer
Trust Company
Louisville
New York
Jorsex
George
Dalenin
Athens
Eoumee
Tamieh
Aneso-Chinexe Bank
AL Young
Priaeth
Indore
The
Inquirer
Wall Street Cay
Spec Watton
Moments With The Muse Of Little Bare Feet Poem Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment presents a nostalgic poem about little bare feet pattering on floors and a voice asking for stories. It contrasts playful domestic scenes with a future farewell and a sunset funeral bouquet suggestion. The text blends verses and stray lines from a newspaper page.
Presbyterian reunion at Pen-Mar draws thousands in Pennsylvania
The annual reunion of Presbyterian Churches in Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia West Virginia and the district of Columbia was held at Pen-Mar Park Auditorium yesterday with about 2000 in attendance. Rev Dr Halsey delivered the foreign missions address and the Pen-Mar Orchestra opened the program. The crowd was estimated between 5000 and 6000 and next year’s reunion will be held at Pen-Mar on the first Thursday in August the third day of the month.
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Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
West . Virginia
Columba
Pen-Mar
Pen-Mar Park
Halsey
Samuiel Martin
Cumberland Valley School
Shippenaburg
Geo. M. Reed
Newville
Aeolian
Harrisburg
H. A. White
Gerardstown
A. W. ‘Halsey
Board of “Foreign Missions
New York
Africa
China
India
Japan
Korea
Juanita
George James Webb
Reunion Association
Fanwell Makes Good in Major League Debut for Cleveland
Former Frederick player Fanwell, who starred for Frederick this season, pitched superbly for the Cleveland team in a 2 to 1 victory over the St. Louis Browns. In his second major league appearance and first before Cleveland fans, he allowed four singles, two strikeouts, and one error prevented a shutout. He also contributed four assists, all challenging plays, as Cleveland improved to keep pace in the American League.
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Frederick Payer
Fanwell
Frederick
Cleveland
St. Louis
St. Louis Browns
Hig
The
Athletica
Harry
Guus Witonkraging
Browns
Larry Lajoia
Baltimore Stock Market Report July 20 1910
Prices of latest sales corrected up to noon today by Motter Bros and Co brokers show a firm tone across key issues. Trading activity concentrates on railway shares and industrials with notable gains in steel and coal issues as market sentiment remains buoyant.
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Opie
Balto, & Brooklyn R. F
Ohio
Denver
Erié RR
Nor. Pf
Kan
C. Sodnee Led
Goa
Cen
Northern Pacific
Penn
Ather Paclfie
Mit Isa
Texas Pacific
Boro
San F
Cam
Steel
Amér
Boet Sage
Cot
Gil’ Co
Sbf
Loco
Am. Smelter
Am. Sugar
Gentrals Leather
Co, Fuel & Iron
Consolidated Gar
al U
B. Steel
Western Union Va
Utah Copper
Chicago
Dee
Motter Bros & Co
Bukkerm Aod
Danville Signs Buddy Muth for Virginia State League
Danville club of the Virginia State League adds Buddy Muth, a veteran who starred with Manager Baughman’s group and beat an anteseason rival. He departs Baltimore today to join Danville after a strong Baltimore and Frederick showing. Steve Griffin leads the Danville club as opening attractions list and manager.
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Buddy” Muth
Twitler
Baughman
Orioleaio
Anteseason
Danville Club
Baltimore
Baltitimore
Frederick
Buddy
Virginia
Steve” Griffin
Ornote
Danville
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the Muse
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Per-Mar
Baltimore Stock Market
Central National Bank
Court House
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Opposite Court House
Houston Oil
Perience Md
Elec
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Nott
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
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Seaboard Company
Aeee Seaboard Company
Bow
United Ays. Company
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Maryland Isles
Rederion
BANK
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Frederick County National Bank
Motter Bros. & CO
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Hagerstown Pike
Inquire
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A. Rice
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Henry M. Nixgort
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Prederikk County
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Jacob Rohrback
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Buddy" Muth
City Opera Home
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