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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
4
A fragmented piece urges a break from schooling and promotes reading during vacation. It references college bound students and lists authors such as Cervantes Gulliver's Travels Dickens and Thackeray while recommending timeless classics and spiritual works for enrichment.
Fragmentary notes mention Margaret Mington once Maud Light and her two marriages. The piece references Teddy editor, a Pearl collection sales claim, and a chaotic array of local scenes. Readers are left with a jumbled portrait of people, events, and places without clear links.
The passage compiles brief quotations from Baltimore newspapers discussing tariffs and public policy, a New York appeals court decision on Wright Brothers, and a call for fair play amid Roosevelt era debates. It contrasts calls for reform with criticism of officials and trusts.
A mixed editorial discusses a business leader praised for frugality and self discipline while warning that excess in any virtue could mislead youth. It contrasts this ideal with calls for a postal savings bank championed by former Postmaster General Meyer. The piece credits Meyer’s influence in securing party platform support and fiscal proposals seen as public welfare aligned.
A lyrical speaker pleads with winds to bring every ship home with wealth and treasure or to send one ship if peril comes. The poet imagines ships returning laden with gems and silk, or else a single vessel arriving safe, while fearing storm and loss.
A case of alleged cruelty to an aged horse near Zimmerman is held open by Justice H Eckstein after SPCA officers investigated a neglect claim. Zimmerman, cited to appear, says he fed and tended the animal, which fell and was killed. inquiry continues as SPCA flags more cases for possible enforcement.
Peter West was arrested by Officer Brenghe on suspicion of being part of a burglary ring that targeted Win and TL Brown in Higgerstown. West allegedly assisted Brown, took him to Brewery Alley, and was found with a small amount of money. Authorities planned further hearings and to issue warrants for others described as involved.
A marriage in two notices: Miss Foxtel Maanin DeGhidh wed Mr Henneth By DeGaange at the parsonage of the church. The ceremony was by Rev Mal PE Ketterman. The bride wore ble silk and carried white carnations. The couple planned a wedding trip to Baltimore and Washington, then Buckeye Valley. A second wedding, Alison Cook and Campsy Cook, occurred at Levy Street home with Rev KU Bamar officiating. The couple reside in Bakers Valley.
Seventy candidates, including twelve seeking first grade certificates and thirty-nine for second grade certificates, plus eight for St John’s Annapolis scholarships and two for Charlotte Hall scholarships, took annual examinations at Girls High School East Church street under Superintendent John T. White. Nine colored applicants participated. exams conclude tomorrow.
The News notes Frederick’s slow but steady progress and plans a sequence of articles titled Our City, Our Industries, Our Progress. It argues the town’s conservative stance has hindered growth but shows signs of renewed energy and potential as an industrial center.
Prices of intent sales corrected to noon by Malter Brow & Co brokers. Entries include Cons Cotton Duck and various railroad and utility stocks such as Georgia & Alabama, Houston Oil, Norfolk & Western, Seaboard lines, United Ry and Western Maryland. Previous figures hedged by listing abbreviations and odd spellings.
While freight cars were shifted by the Northern Central Railroad on East street last evening a car ran off the siding for some distance. The top of the car struck the corner of the residence of Mr. David Knott, breaking ends of several bricks. Crews spent time returning the car to the track.
Frederick County Farmers Exchange provides updated market prices for grains hay and feeds. Wheat No 2 Red 97 cents per bushel corn ear corn 3 30 per barrel rye 65 cents per bushel oats 48 52 cents per bushel barley 6 9 tenths to 7 tenths per bushel hay No 1 Timothy 12 00 to 19 00 nov 2 lingthy 17 00 to 18 00 ro 1 mixed 17 00 to 18 00 mixed 16 00 to 17 00 flown 330 00 hay not baled 16 to 18 per ton straw baled wheat 10 to 12 per ton baled oats 10 to 12 per ton flour winter wheat 6 60 to 6 10 spring wheat 5 50 to 5 75 cornmeal 1 69 to 1 70 100 lbs potatoes diced to f0e per viet mill feed bran 23 50 per ton middlings 28 00 per ton red dog 2 20 to 2 30 per sack dairy feeds 23 to 24 per ton cotton seed meal 34 to 36 cents no moths 2 00 to 2 25 per bushel Gowen 7 00 to 9 8 00 per bushel
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