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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment shows a postal and advertising notice with scattered phrases about mail, addresses, rates, and solicitation. It mentions Frederick Maryland and a Post Office entry, implying a generic older catalog of communications and subscription details. The readable content is too fragmentary to identify a coherent event or full entities.
A fragment from a 1910 discussion praises Theodore Roosevelt as a giant of modern times whose virtues will be fully understood after death. It contrasts his impact with Disraeli and Gladstone and notes how Anglo press overlook his fearless American leadership.
Fragmented clippings depict a fervent political scene with Teddy Roosevelt hailed as a towering force behind a political throne. Discussions touch on contrasts among factions, upcoming Frederick railroad developments, and a tribute to Professor Charles W. Blyback on his forty years as principal of the Maryland School for the Deaf amid a broader exchange of opinions and distractions.
A collage of era phrases notes advice to brides bread and clocks while references mark figures like Curtis earning ten thousand for two and a half hours. Utilities Commission forms loom with a stated duty to balance corporate and public protection and demand fair play.
The article reflects on efforts to unite the exposition program with political aims, noting Washington as the center of national celebration. It discusses a shift toward showcasing American character and rural prosperity, urging city dwellers to consider farm life virtues and sustainable independence over urban wealth.
Fragmentary verse describing a garden of life planted by the speaker. The imagery centers on growth, misjudgment of choices, and a single sacred element growing unseen until it blooms, surrounded by beauty and fragrance.
The Rocky Springs Union Sunday School will hold a Children’s Day service on Sunday June 12 at two o’clock. A Children’s Day observance will be held at Alon Reformed Church, Chilteaville, with Rev J Herman pastor, Sunday evening June 5 at seven o’clock. The ordination and installation of officers will take place during the regular service in the afternoon at Alls, six o’clock.
Funeral services for Mrs Thomas H M Trayer who died yesterday morning in Williamport Pa will be at 10 20 Saturday from the Northern Central station with services at St Johns Catholic church. Memorial services will be held at Myeraville U B church Sunday at 10 under the auspices of G A R Post of Hagerstown and Sons of Veterans. Hon Charles M Creager congressman from Oklahoma will deliver the address. Harp’s Orchestra will furnish music.
Leona S. Janeley through attorney Reno S. Harp files for divorce from John I. Langley. They married October 12 in Brunswick by Rev. Charles S. Biggs. The couple resides in Brunswick while defendant is in Martinsburg West Virginia.
A collage of humorous exchanges from newspapers shows diners and waiters sparring over service and tips. The snippets mingle mixed lines about patience, mood, and recognition of social clubs with playful wordplay and a satirical tone. The sources include Birmingham Age Herald Chicago News and St Louis Post dispatch.
Nellie M Ceagy Walting Nurse for Frederick County Maryland Association reports for the month ending Ninggl. one hundred forty three visits recorded. Two dozen cats received pen the visit. another tuberculous case noted. Funds shortage threatens ongoing efforts. example shows three weeks with Frederick cases and rejections by life insurers due to tuberculosis concerns.
Fragmented verse laments absence and enduring love. The speaker envisions a distant beloved through nature’s elements. Imagery blends wind, light, and flower scents with memories of shared glances and lingering passion, amid a nocturnal, dreamlike mood.
Edwin Fairfax Naulty of New York argued before an invited audience that the sun is not hot. He said earth heat arises from atmospheric friction with solar energy and described the sun as a mechanical expression of a Supreme will. He questioned the searchlight theory of comets as a lens focusing sunlight.
The Hagerstown Bank offered stock to its shareholders at ninety dollars per share with a par value of fifteen dollars. The issue was over-subscribed by nearly five times, and the fourteen hundred twelve shares were claimed by its stockholders.
Quotations furnished for March 3 show wheat No 2 red at .12 corn ear at 3.30 per double, rye mid range, hay and straw prices for various grades, clover and timothy hay, mixed grasses, and flour wheat ranges. Potatoes and bran and middlings listed with per ton or per bushel figures. Advertising note: The News.
The afternoon stock report from Matter Bros & Co. lists latest prices for cotton goods and rail and utility shares including Seaboard Air Line, United Ry, and Western Maryland. Separately, J D Enright of Frederick graduates from the Bills Electrical School near Washington and will receive his diploma at the forthcoming commencement exercises.
A Washington Herald report notes a rising patriotic mood nationwide as the completion of the Panama Canal is hailed. The article emphasizes broader national interest and the strategic significance of the milestone for American power and global trade.
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