Advice to Farmers from the Public Press
A long editorial opinion warns that many self styled experts mislead farmers about farming methods and urges close contact with the U S Department of Agriculture. It cites the secretary Willett G and the national model farm, urging support for agricultural study in schools and closer ties with experiment stations to improve rural prosperity.
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Selentiie
Department of Agriculture
Himdreda
Willett G
Amtrims
Frederick County
Iva
Dnivet
Vapeck
Wisconsin
Washington
Agricul
United States
Fragmentary notes touch on weather, weddings and stamps
The readable text hints at rain ending and June weddings plus graduations. It references updated post offices and railroad stations and mentions a claim about money in circulation suggesting a hypothetical equal share of 34 dollars per person in the United States.
Great Soprano Mary Gordan Wedding Befits London Circles
Reports from St George's church Hull last week note the marriage of Mary Gordon, the great soprano, witnessed by Sir Cecil Syringe Itlee. The ceremony included a playful rice scene as guests celebrated with poetry and banter about royal figures.
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Coronel Roosevelt
Mra
Meone
St George’s Church
Hullover Square
London
Cecil “A. Syringe Itlee
Ceci
Fragmented 1900s scraps raise questions on bills and prices
A jumble of overheard quotes from Baltimore and Cumberland papers discusses proposed road legislation, wartime budget concerns, tax burdens, and royal wages. The notes mention a Ballinger inquiry, weather quirks, and clergy views on salvation with a satirical tone.
Cleanliness and health measures for railroad travel proposed
An interstate conference of chief surgeons and health officials from the Federal government and states is urged to draft a code for stricter cleanliness and sanitary conditions at stations and along railways. The goal is concerted action under expert guidance to improve the travel environment for passengers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maderal Board
Auhs
Lyi
Pias
Rathway
Ftemmet
Weling T
Pension Talk Sparks Senate Debate Amid Cutbacks
Fragmented remarks discuss pensions and aid for longtime workers facing layoffs. References to costs and policy direction mention President and Senator Adlai as names in a tense budget environment.
Moments: WitH the Muse and a Irish Mother in Song
A fragmentary verse piece presents a narrator addressing a mother about birth, identity, and social judgments. The speaker cites praise and insults from various men while reflecting on womanhood, beauty, and resilience. The dated language suggests a traditional Irish voice with regional diction and emotional plea.
Lincoln Memorial Road Association Forms in New York
The Lincoln Memorial Road Association formed in New York to promote a federal memorial road from Washington to Gettysburg. A Senate bill by Secretary Knox was passed by the Senate but failed in the House. a House bill by Representative Laflin saw no action. The group will not seek public subscriptions and will fund expenses personally. They seek a 72 mile route costing about 2.4 million dollars, to be paid by the national government.
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Mémorial Road
Atsovin
Minemorial Road
Abitham
Lincoln
Waelingfdd
Gettysburg
New York
United States Senate
Knox
Je Wes Benator
House
House of Representatives
Lafenn
Vennaytvania
Itt
Wineautontad
Republicans in Cumberland gain office amid commission shuffle
The report notes shifts in Cumberland offices as the commission makes changes. Midshipmen on a 10,000 mile cruise receive a London dinner. References to Clauda Melusker and Joseph Koman hint at a planned killing. Colonel Sehley is re-elected. The Shellfish Commission is reappointed and Captain Howard remains in the state fishery force under the Public Works board.
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Cumberland
London
Clauda Melusker
Joseph Koman
Hancock
Sehley
Howard
Wost
Shery
Board
of Public Works
Advertised Letters List At Frederick City
Advertised letters remaining in the Frederick post office include Isaac A Bell Robert J Benll Daniel Desmond Lafayatte W Duvall J Downes Jr J Elder John Funk Samuel Giabert Leonard Hurrington David McGroff Lewis Purdum George Payson Bowe David Y Scott Stely Kindlay and Mrs Brown Mrs Sint Smith. Recipients must call within two weeks or letters will be sent to the dead letter office.
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Frederick City
Gratenen
Isaac A. Bell
Robert J. Benll
Daniel Desmond
Lafayette W. Duvall
J. Downes
J. Elder
Johm Funk
Samuel 8
Giabert
Leonard S. Hurrington
David McGroff
GCC
Main Revo Lewis Purdum
George Payson
Bowe
David Y. Scott
Stely & Kindlay
Lanes
Mna. Brown
Sint Smith
Bishop to Move Family to Emmmitabury Farm
Coadjutor Bishop John Ciardner Murehy of Baltimore will move with his family next week to a large country home in Emmmitabury, this county, for the summer. His farm lies at the foot of the Blue Judge Mountains and he will travel to Baltimore each morning, returning at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ciardner Murehy
Baltimore
Emmmitabury
Simner
Blue Judge Mountains
Trustees Elected at Loats Orphanage Annual Meeting
The Loats Orphanage annual meeting elected officers for the ensuing year. President Rev. Ulysses S.G. Kupp. secretary George H.H. Zillgerman. treasurer Horace C. Zacharias. superintendent C. C. Curty.
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Loats Orphanage
Ulysses S.G. Kupp
George HH. Zillgmerman
Horace C. Zacharias
C. C. Curty
Wild Turkeys May Feed Next Winter on State Preserve Buckwheat
L. S. Brown of Rouzerville near Pen Mar planted acres of buckwheat on the Pennsylvania State Game Preserve near the White Pine Sanitarium for wild turkeys in South Mountain to feed on during the next winter.
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L. S. Brown
Rouzerville
Pen- Mar
Pennsylvania
South Mountain
Commencement Echoes At Visitation Academy Prizes Awarded
Commencement events at Visitation Academy featured diplomas and gold medals for graduates. Notable awards included Marguerite Bennett receiving the alumnae gold medal and Marie Lammond first in the best essay series, with multiple special prizes for housekeeping and work in Tabernacle Budely. The alumnae association elected officers and observed a banquet with three generations of attendees.
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Visitation Academy
Visletda Academy
Yaterday
Miases Notuc
Foley
Jentle
Stonebraker
Loulee
Payne
Mias Buouns
Giktioge
Vasurer
Rebecca Wits
HOD
Mov
Louthe
Witeon
Sebley
Mollie Brookey'Harrington
Andie Péddicord
the. Mathur
Ok O Telo
Quitman
J. Beckley
Ther Prattels
Catrid’ Beckley
Wimbington
Sarah Lovejoy Padgett
Marguerite KR
Bennett
Marie Lammond
Mary Clarke
Maryland
Margaret Bennett
Loretta
Mary
Housekeeping
Josephine Savage
Mary L. Fry
Mary 11.Savage
Jefferson High School Alumni Banquet Honors Deceased Member
The Alumni Association of Jefferson High School held its fifth annual banquet at Bavelock on Friday evening at Mrs. Maud W. Dittmer’s residence. A business meeting followed with a resolution mourning Grace Marriotte, a longtime member, and offering deepest sympathy to her family.
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Jefferson High School
Bavelock
Dune
Maud W. Dittmer
Mary
Doty
Della Summers
Mary Remebure
Bron Doby
Myris Shitl
Cleopatra
Parner
Bertha’ Rederick
Avon Summers
Avon
Ada. Marriotte
Heanor Williard
Wnt
Grace 'Marriotte
Jeffermen High School
Junior Order Holds Banquet in Manor Council Hall
Manor Council No 135 Jr O U A M of Doubs hosted a prone speaking and banquet at Manor Hall on Saturday evening June 1. A large crowd attended as Rev Charlee Steck of Washington DC and other clergy from York Pa Doubs shared scripture, prayers and readings before refreshments in the Council chamber.
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Manor Council
Jr. O
Doubs
Manor Hall
Charlee. Steck
D. D
Washington, D. C
A. Steck
York, Pa
Ketter
Doubs Ladies Aid Society Monthly Meeting
The Doubs M E Church Ladies Aid Society held its monthly gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Mation S Ati chael near Doubs on a Friday night in June. President Mrs Jobe W Carey led the session with a prayer by Rev William Anthony. Mary B Edwards read the previous minutes and the society collected dues. The group adjourned to meet again at Mr and Mrs James Carey’s home on Friday night July 1.
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Doubs' Aid Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
Doubs M. BE
Mation
Mary
B. Edwards
James Carey
Baltimore Stock Market Notes and Oddment of Wound Medicine
The June 7 1910 Baltimore market brief lists stock prices from Motter Brow Od y Bank to Seaboard Air Line and United Ry, with entries for Cotton Duck and Western Maryland among others. An unrelated ad notes a dreadful wound treatment urging prompt use of Mackenk’s Absentively a proven dioud for quick healing of wounds, burns, eruptions, and skin issues, advertised at Pearre's Modern Pharmacy.
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Motter Brow & Ody Bankops
A. O
Mower
Georgia
Alabama
Houston Oil Com
Blee
Rwy
Veces Norf
Portamouth
Seaboard Air Ling
Seaboard
Air Line Ovens
Seaboard Company
United Ryw
United Vw
United Vs. Funding GB
Spsssenee
United Rys
Western Maryland
Lst
Prangrethc
Pearre
Farmers & Mech Bank Promotes Check Account Plan
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank touts the Check Account Plan as a real help for managing income and building the future. The notice urges readers to start a Check Account today and promises courteous, satisfactory service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unitil
Frederick Market Prices from County Exchange Corrected June 7 1910
Frederick County market quotations list prices for wheat corn rye oats barley hay straw flaxseed and other commodities with per bushel per ton and per sack figures. Includes dairy feeds middlings bran and meal and seeds such as timothy and clover with range values and units typical of early 20th century agricultural reporting.
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Jo Lealeel
Nature
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Governidimy
United
Mary Gordan
Howe
Greden
Wtow
Teddy
Tennessee
Vathor
Slater
Robert A. Vierce
Worcester
Maya
Kittena
Biltimera Sun
Cliver
Cumberlang
Rupguaines
Ballinger
Baltimory Star
New Jersey
Prussia
Lilly
Baltimore News
the Voice OF the Press
Philadelphia Inquirer
Congress
Maine
Sears Ag
Acerisle
Roth
Beck
Adit Siva
Mither Darlin
Mither
Paddy
Johnny
Mio
Wille
Matt
Jess
Wrederick
Chana Y. Morr
Lincoln Memorial
News-Of-The State
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Alden Kixwan & Magn
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al Pate 2 & Co
Atchison
Balto
Ohio
All Brooke i. T. He Qe & TM Bt. P
Bo. Kage
Gunde
Northern
Go Oil
Ameri Lee Sec
Am Loca
Ato
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AG AZ
Central
Bete Col. Fuel & Iron
Consolidated
Ase Ib
Cat
Chem
Utah Copper
Atuur
Baltimore Stock Market
Central National Bank
Court House
Smail
Hardreick CO. Nat. Bank
Street
Ibtte Ehinga
Thld
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Frederick ‘County
National Bank
Frederick, MD
Capital
New Frederick City
Anl
Investment Securities
Securities
Motter Brothers
Central National Bank Building
WM. L. Bear
WM. L. Bear & CO
Chicago Board of ‘Trade
Pennsylvania Building
Chestnut
Philadelphia
Chicago
Board of Trade
America
Logan & Bryan
Wold
Tancaster
York
Harrisburg
James R. Kinsloe
North Market
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P.O
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Ieee
Carbermaids
St Antee
Boy Meda Ett
Bireese Pas Guaes
Wenzel
Asta Frederick
VIGAR
Fia
Trail
Jamen
Harrik
Albert
Gilgon
Sollciied
Farmers & Mechanics
Rm A
Frederick’ County Farméra’ Exchange
Martin
Meril F. Moberly
West Patrick Street
Forldly
Jone
Pernopal Ronerty
Je Cakh Jae
Harvey
Ease
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Altimore & Ohio Railroad
Wasington
Aspen
A & Tt
Ain
Iladelpua
Anidrive
Pittbburg
SYORK
Cincinnati
Louisville
Tar
Louis
Odom
Hagers
Martinsburg
Staunton
Lexington
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