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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1910

Page

4

The Suffering Suffragette and Militant Tactics Discussed

A fragmentary editorial piece contrasts English suffragette militancy with American attitudes toward women's voting rights. It notes women’s activism, stereotypes about gender roles, and the mixed Western support for suffrage versus Eastern resistance. The author asserts that without women’s vote, taxation and public policy remain unequal.

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Suffragette Growth Mentioned in Quiet Political Stage

A fragmented note discusses suffragette progress and a lull in public agitation. It contrasts renewed advocacy with a period of political rest as lawmakers pause activities awaiting future momentum.

The Aviator and Other Drollings in New York Stage News

A playful collage notes The Aviator producer in New York for August, critiques a high lying drama. Mention of international crime lore and references to theater and public figures drift through a satirical column style.

New York

Costs rise and what to do about it

A collection of editorial snippets from Baltimore and Cumberland papers discuss rising costs, the role of inflation, and the need for policy and habit changes. Calls include reviving farming, improving transportation, and bold leadership to curb price increases. Key voices cite Baltimore Sun and Baltimore American on food production and national policy.

Baltimore Star Parcela England France Germany Farma Baltimore Sun

World autos and U S leadership in 1931 era

A clipped reminiscence from early 20th century press notes contrasts law enforcement in Sparta with U S justice and cites a Philadelphia Press piece on global auto production. It notes U S ownership approaching 130000 automobiles in 1910 with about half in Europe, reflecting wartime and industrial dominance trends.

Philadelphia United States Motor Age England Germany France Europe

Agricultural experts in every district bill pressed for farming uplift

The Washington Herald reports a congressional bill by Hon John G Me Henry to appoint an agricultural expert in every district where 30 percent or more are in farming. These experts would study soil, advise on best crops, boost productivity, and aid abandoned farms with modern methods. The plan would cost about 700000 annually but could curb high prices via greater production.

Washington Herald Congress John G. Me Henry Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Thorn Union New E England Unmios

Moments With The Muse Song Of The Out Of Doors

A lyrical ode inviting readers to leave city life for wild woods and fields. It urges sensing nature in forest paths and meadows, finding divine harmony in birdsong and sunlight, and renewing faith through primal landscapes and timeless quiet. The piece evokes cedar cathedrals, hemlocks, and mossy carpets as sanctuaries.

Osiall Allence Coamopolino

Remarkable five foot oats found near Lucketts Virginia

Readable fragments report oats of remarkable size from a field near Lucketts in Loudoun county Virginia. A specimen measured five feet one inch with large heads. Also notes an appointment of Dr James M Goodman as examiner for Aetna Life Insurance in the city to replace the late S T Hafford.

J. M.D. Clabaugh Tus A. F. McKimmey Lucketts Loudoun County James M. Goodman Aetna Life Insurance Company Hartford, Conn 8. T. Haffoer

Turnpike Route Debate Sees Liberty Road Favored

The State Road Commission weighs replacing the Frederick turnpike with the Liberty road to reach Hagerstown and Baltimore. Proponents argue cost saving and better route, while critics cite impacts on Frederick and Bel Air counties. Tucker and Calloway advocate Liberty, noting extensive land values and future bridge needs.

Baltimore Frederick Turnpike Company Liberty Turnpike Frederick Hagerstown Liberty Turn Frederick New Pike Keitter Uoeward Brederick Coumisdaion Baltinore Bilicott City Bilcott Cty Tingerstowi Calliway Taltmore County Baltimore and Carroll County Liberty+ town Prederick County Libertytown Monaeney River Aimltsburg Tucker Chait Mar. Tuckey Frederick Parnshe Vrederick Gilbert Frederik Sayling Elliott City Catonaville Eberty Road Palthimore Garratt Vedorfe Peeto Prederick Turnpike Tle Frederick West

Frederick Market Prices June 27 1910 Ot Frederick County

Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchange show prices for wheat corn oats barley hay and straw through 100 lb and ton measures. Highlights include No 2 red wheat 00 No 2 corn 3 30 per barrel rye 6 to per bushel oats 48 to 62 cents per bushel and hay priced by bale and ton with various grades and blends. The page also includes flour winter and spring wheat prices and miscellaneous feeds with per ton and per bushel figures. The closing verse warns sellers not to exaggerate and implies fair dealing in sales.

Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange Low Atehleon Balto Ohio Brook R. A Tewg Os Ches Denver P B. R Vale Aish Eadin Baste Am. C Cot Americe Love Superier Ha Ray Ansconda Col Fuel & Iron Dintiller Fass. Ee Ian Sticht North Amer

Reagon Remembered As Cheerful Friend In Bank Note

In the Baltimore market section a voice recalls Reagon as a good friend who wore a cheerful smile and lived with joyful spirit. Mention is made of Benson not leaving town and a question about a death. It notes borrowing $4 from the speaker this morning.

Reagon Gunnal Benson Birminghim Age-Heraldy

Bank offers check account benefits for new customers

The bank states it is prepared to accommodate patrons and welcomes new customers. Opening a check account with the bank provides business advantages and helps manage financial affairs in a systematic manner.

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