Flag Day celebrations and poems in Frederick journal
A fragmented editorial style piece portrays Flag Day ceremonies in Frederick with praise for the American flag and its symbols. It references historical figures like Paul Jones and Key, mentions Philadelphia born poet Netay Ross, and recalls songs such as The Star Spangled Banner. The text shifts to local observances and civic interest, including references to a Knight of the Sledge, election vets, and a humorous poem about a young man and ladies.
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Philphia
Henry
Francis Scott
Fred ‘Erick
Weather and war notes from Baltimore papers mix
A garbled digest cites Cumberland Times and Baltimore papers discussing looming bad weather, wartime strain, and economic tensions. It mentions spring delays in India weather, weather forecasts, and market unease as rail rates and wartime outcomes press local readers.
The Voice of the Press on Customs and Roosevelt
A fragment from a 1910s Wisconsin column discusses customs duties on travelers baggage and the call for leniency while preserving duties on goods. It cites a New York Evening Mail piece praising Roosevelt and mocks Egyptian nationalists amused by his style. A Washington Post item notes a pending Congress bill impacting farmers and homemakers.
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Proposed law to fund public secondary industrial education
The draft measure aims to extend agricultural, manual training, and domestic economy instruction to all public schools. It would allocate about 10 cents per pupil from the national treasury for secondary schools, totaling roughly $4,000,000 annually for agricul tural schools and $7,000,000 for normal schools to prepare instructors.
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Agricul
Ura
Echools
Tervhera
Miral
Moments With The Muse At Pen Mar Poem Fragment
Fragmentary verse from Pen Mar scene urging a muse to awaken under moonlight. References a snowy ruby garb and distant figures, with fragmentary lines mentioning Pen Mar, Pens Mar, and a wartime motif. Overall mood intimate and reflective with many unreadable phrases.
Commencement exercises at Mt St Mary's College
Tomorrow at Mt St Marys College in Charleston Rev Northrop Bishop and three Carmous mountaineers will attend the fiftieth anniversary graduation celebration. Twenty graduates receive bachelor of arts degrees as a record crowd gathers for the event. Priests George Callahan and Joseph McAndrew were ordained yesterday in the college chapel.
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Renessulagr
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Toston
Oakland Faces Renewal Fight Over Gas Driven Light Engine
Oakland authorities clash with the Oakland Electric Light Company over a five year renewal. The light company orders a new 125 boiler power engine from Bearemor Electric for the generator. One of the old steam engines will be retired, the other kept for emergencies. Natural gas will fuel the engine and lighting prices are reduced.
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Oakland Electre Light Company
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Wellington backs Poarre for Sixth District GOP nod
Former United States Senator Gear Wellington announced his support for Congressman George A. Poarre in securing the Republican nomination for the Sixth District. Wellington said Poarre is best positioned to advance the party’s goals and urged voters to unite behind his campaign ahead of the primary.
Frederick County Womans Convention Sees Attendance And Reports
The Frederick County Womans Convention opened at Church Street with fifty delegates. Mrs. B. C. Thomas of Buckeystown chaired, with devotional exercises by Mrs. Brice Thomas of Washington. An address by county president Mrs. S. C. Thomas highlighted the meeting, reports from secretary and treasurer showed continued interest, and new officers were elected. The conference planned further talks at Baltimore venues.
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Miyoh
Pitti
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Nervous Old Lady in Rail Car Seeks Loaded Gun Truth
A Baltimore train car scene shows a nervous elderly woman asking if a gun is loaded, with a sportsman confirming it is. The oddly jumbled ad discourse mentions medicines and a pharmacy as patriotic overtones weave through the dialogue.
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Quotations corrected June 14 1910 cover staples and feeds including Wheat No 2 Red October Corn Ear Corn priced at 3 30 per bushel with other corn forms and oats barley hay mixed and clover hay values, straw, wheat flour winter and spring, meal and seed components, potato yield, bran middlings and various dairy feeds. Prices list per ton or per sack as listed by the exchange.
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Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
Dean's Kidney Pills Sell To Ease Women’s Aches
A vintage testimonial advertises Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache and urinary disorders in weary women. Mrs G W Fellery of Brunwick Maryland reports two months of pain ending after three boxes, urging others to use the Dean brand sold by all dealers for 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as U S agents.
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