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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
4
A fragmented notice appears to reference mail or information handling with unclear timing. The readable bits mention day or night and contain stray punctuation, suggesting a partial, damaged text rather than a full public notice or article. The readable content lacks identifiable people, places, or organizations.
A contributory pension scheme for superannuated government clerks is argued as the only feasible option to relieve inefficiency. Backers from the District of Columbia advocate compulsory saving, with retirement funds returned on death or after separation, while critics warn against straight autopension bills. The aim is to promote younger workers and curb high government payrolls.
A garbled set of phrases mentions a Hanvaen student athlete at St Fin- Iane games, Harvard ideals of gentlemanhood, an Alabama man sentenced for theft, and a gunboat Venus. The text mixes misread names and odd references, presenting a chaotic snapshot of era gossip, crime, and military bits without clear coherence or dates.
A jumble of quips from multiple city papers references Halley's comet resembling a ride, canal politics near New Orleans, trans Alpine diet jokes, a New York magistrate on engagement rings, and a spoiled millionaire pupil fleeing school.
Fragmented quotes from Beaton, Kansas City Journal, Philadelphia Ledger, Puck, New Zealand Gazette relate to humor and social observations. Lines mention lost voice, late home, extravagant spending, opulent glass for comets, pyramid questions and borrowings with puns.
A collage of stray clippings critiques American politics and media. It cites Taft travel expenses, Guggenheim influence over Alaska, and editor William Allen White, reflecting early 20th century press tensions and public distrust.
A fragmented report describes a crowd of women at a shop selling embroidered goods, their emotions ranging from restraint to tension as they browse and buy. The piece notes the social dynamics of spending and the spectacle of a public sale amid a mob-like atmosphere.
A column recounts rival youths Mateo and Deverend with McGee the freckled star, tracing fame wealth and decline amid early sports mythmaking. It notes gate receipts, franchise ownership, and shifting stardom as the moral unfolds about individual paths and chance.
The funeral of Paul Clutton Brandenburg took place Tuesday at 3 pm in Pleasant Hill church Monrovia with New Market High School in a body and a pall covering the casket. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Ralph Dorcus son of Mr David Dorcus died at home May 27 aged 30 years 5 months 17 days with services in Woodaboro Reformed church conducted by Rev Guy Bready and interment in Mt Hops cemetery.
The departure time of the train from Frederio to Baltimore via the G Railroad at Thurmont on Sunday has been delayed from 7 25 to 7 10 a m. This notice informs passengers of the adjusted schedule and the revised departure time.
Mrs Raghel Mieworthy wife of Jamies Esworthy died Monday in Roodville, aged 40 from tuberculosis. Survived by husband and five children. Funeral held May 27 at Prospect church with large attendance. Rev Me Gowan of Mt Army M E Church officiated. Lewis and Son handled arrangements. Family mourns loss as community aids in services and burial at Greenmount cemetery.
Prisoners Thomas Fhihe Wille Kiley John Tobin Slingers McNeil were arrested in Philadelphia and brought before judges Urner and Motter on a habeas corpus writ claim. The court found the detainees not within the jurisdiction and released them. The case involves a partisan representation by Rena Thuy and questions over authority.
Services for children are set at Fairview M P Church on Sunday June 5 at 2 pm. The Helping Hand Mission Band meets tomorrow at 4 pm in the Presbyterian chapel on West Second Street with Miss Dawson of Baltimore delivering the message to the children.
A peculiarly shaped eye egg laid by a hen named Mason Winner from Wisner Street was shown at Toe News office. The egg measures over two inches in length and about two inches in circumference, with small ends and a keel-like larger end.
Effie White, by attorney Rene Harp, files a bill for divorce from Joseph White. The couple married in Brunswick on September 90, 1905, by Rev. George Wasel. Both parties are described as colored and reside at Bruta wick.
A man named Borger stands on a narrow ledge cut in a cliff by a relentless tide. An excited crowd watches from above as he searches for a safe path with the seaweed grip and a fading route ahead. A shouted warning from below urges decisive action before the ledge gives way.
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange corrected June 2 1910. Wheat No 2 Red .92 Corn Ear Corn 3.30 per bushel Oats 55 to 60 cents per bushel Hay baled No 1 Timothy 18 19 per ton No 2 Timothy 17 to 18 Mixed 14 to 17 Straw baled 10 to 12 Wheat flour prices and grain goods listed Potatoes 4 cents per bushel Bran 25 per ton Middlings 29 per ton Red Oxen price 245 per park Dairy foods 25 per ton Seed meal 38 to 40 per ton Timothy hay 2.00 to 2.25 per bushel Clover hay 3.00 to 3.90 per bushel
A fragmentary note from a London Tatler entry describes an equestrian performance in Baltimore where Indies spectators obstructed the view. A request to sit down yields fifty elderly women quickly taking their seats, while a calm speaker asks pretty ladies to move.
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