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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1910
Page
3
A long sermon explores heredity, original sin, and divine justice. It argues that humanity bears the penalty of Adam’s transgression, yet redemption comes through Jesus, whose obedience and sacrifice unlocks mercy, resurrection, and millennial blessing for the faithful.
The tale recounts Edward Chase riding a slippery log at Hell Gate despite rough currents and waves. A press agent bet he could do it, and Chase, with a long pole for balance, stayed atop the log for roughly three quarters of a mile before tumbling near Ward's Island. Lifesavers and steam launches chased along as onlookers watched the dangerous feat.
A man identified as Glylan Waltham, a plasterer from Burnitsburg, was arrested by Deputy Sheriffs Clay and Corfield after alarming residents by running and hiding in the rear of Mrs. OC. Orrick’s Cumberland home. He possessed an ax and threatened violence but did not molest anyone. Authorities said the suspect’s father works on Mount St. Navy’s College farm and will be contacted as the case proceeds.
Weather notes show a wet June with near record rainfall followed by a brief pause. Records kept by Henry Trail detail daily totals from the first to the twelfth, including inches collected and cloudy conditions.
Liberal board president George Flowner announced a $50,000 endowment for the college. Fawkenthal of Riegelsville proposed 340,000 for a biology professorship. Both gifts were noted as bonds and creators discussed.
A fragmented vintage notice offers Hall's Catarrh Cure and a reward for cure, with vendor claims from a local promoter. The ad lists contact names and business ties, noting compliance with business obligations and endorsement language.
Frank Wheatley of Sharptown died of diabetes at 61, fell into a two year illness and a 30 day fast on a Baltimore to Jacksonville trip. He was brought from Tackoonville to Atlanta where he was declared dead, but revived after buttermilk given as an experiment.
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at Brookline area residents enduring extended repair work and potential leave disruptions. No clear dates, officials, or events are identifiable in the available text.
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