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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1910
Page
4
The article warns Maryland residents about false tuberculoid treatments and quack remedies flooding markets. It criticizes for-profit schemes and notes the dangers of unverified tonics while urging funding for verified public health efforts and medical safeguards.
The text criticizes higher standards and urban influences in education, noting tensions between modernization and simple living. It references a push for a new moral code, a “new decalogue,” and debates on wealth, automobiles, social clubs, and civic reforms. It mentions Tunediir schools and a minister of education evaluating alphabet instruction amid broader cultural shifts.
A garbled column riffs on Roosevelt, Taft, Hughes, and Diaz amid mock newsy chatter. It recalls Gettysburg, a Oregon scandal, and playful quips about aliens and aliases while lampooning political speech and the press.
The text presents disjointed newspaper fragments from Baltimore News and Cumberland News. It references a Chariton case and debates over keeping girls and boys in schools, but details are unclear and scattered across sources.
The Baltimore American and Star stress that President Saft insists unions be held to the same accountability as other industries. He is praised for enforcing a mandate from the people, reflecting the public demand voiced to him as their leader.
A retrospective on a proposed 600 million bond for federal buildings in every county seat and the ongoing debate over public building appropriations. The piece highlights senators from Aldrich to Taft era retrenchment, noting varied allocations across states and regions, including Massachusetts, Maine, Kansas, Wisconsin, Iowa, Georgia, Texas and more. It portrays the pork barrel as nonpartisan, with lawmakers pursuing funding for multiple federal buildings.
A poetic reflection urges new beginnings while YMC A Campers at North Beach Ubesspesko Bay report an 84 crab haul and planned departure home tomorrow. North Market Street sewer excavation progresses with piping laid and work advancing.
The General Land Office adopts photography to copy land records, replacing clerks. A photographer in the basement of the Washington building photographs pages, delivering prints quickly and reducing errors. The process speeds copying of older records while protecting against misprints and illegibility. Local notices report hospital treatment, a county treasurer’s illness, and a city meeting set for tonight.
The Baltimore market page notes Motter Bros & Co correcting noon prices for a range of securities. Listings include Seaboard Air Line United Railways Western Maryland and Georgia Alabama issues with varied numbers and par values. The page ends with biblical verse and a moral about the dangers of failing to advertise.
Quoted prices for grains hay and feeds corrected June 2 1910 show No 2 red wheat at 0 7 per bushel corn meal 1 60 to 1 70 per 100 lb oats 10 to 12 hay timothy 18 to 10 per ton and mixtures 16 to 18 per ton flour winter wheat 5 60 to 6 10 spring 5 50 to 5 75 potato 45 to 50 per bushel bran 23 50 per ton middlings 28 60 per ton red dog 2 20 to 2 30 per gack cotton seed meal 34 to 93 timothy 2 00 to 2 25 per bushel clover 7 00 to 8 00.
Ad copy touts a capital surplus of 10 000 with emphasis on check accounts. It claims account handling strengthens financial affairs and binds the customer to reliable service, urging systematic, stable banking under stress.
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