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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
2
A parade of church services and meetings fills the week with preaching at Methodist and Episcopal sites. St Matthew’s Lutheran plans Easter services. the Ladies Aid gathers for a Sunday program. Nearby towns report residents visiting, minor home projects, store openings, and improvements, with several families visiting friends and relatives across the region.
A fragment from a theater column shows a scene titled The Joy Rides. Details are sparse, with limited readable text pointing to a stage moment or production note. No clear cast, venue, or date available.
The Governor appointed commission submitted bills to revise state inspection laws and improve farm dairy conditions. Provisions include a new State Board of Agriculture, a revised Maryland Agricultural College board, and creation of a State dairy inspectorate with $40,000 appropriated. Other measures cover cattle import inspection, slaughter rules, tuberculosis testing, humane treatment, and a biological laboratory with a $8,000 appropriation and a State biologist at $2,500.
John A Cassidy of Philadelphia filed civil and criminal suits in Lancaster against Ernest Mgulick of Marietta to recover a $109 check and $100 in cash. Cassidy says four months earlier he agreed with J A Kidwiiler to stage a chicken fight near Frederick Missouri for $500, but Mgulick failed to deliver after police raided the event.
A piano recital by EM oaert and violinist Earl J. Plouts is set for 8:15 this evening in Woman's College Hall. The performers come with strong recommendations and offer a program expected to appeal to the community. An advertising campaign invites broad attendance.
A York Pennsylvania conference set annual Pen Mar reunions for next summer with fixed dates and permanent future schedules. Western Maryland Railroad will run special trains from York to each reunion, aiding attendees. Lutheran, Reformed and Presbyterian representatives confirmed July dates and permanent Thursday rules for each denomination.
Oscar Rogers colored faced a grand jury after a late night assault and disruptive confrontation near East Patuch street. He reportedly drew a revolver and threatened to shoot. Justice Eckstein sent him to jail in default of $100 bond as the grand jury began. S. A. Lewis defended Rogers in the proceedings.
The church announces Holy Communion at St. Pauls Reformed Church of Utica led by Pastor Rew A J Kerman on Sunday morning at an unspecified time. A preparatory service and confirmation will be held on Saturday in Véragon at 2 15 o'clock.
Red Men leaders from Frederick including past sachem John Bennett great junior sagamore Harry Bennett and A. B Brown visited Anti etam tribe at Hagerstown on Monday night in a formal official visit.
Article states eczema is caused by microscopic animals under the skin and requires skin treatment. It promotes a liquid remedy sold by J. A. Williamson on North Market Street, advertising instant relief and a 25 cent price with D. D. D. Prescription.
George Sidney stars in The Joy Rider at the City Opera Bolise with a strong chorus and well known cast led by Sidney, praised for Jewish character impersonations and spirited comedy. A separate note covers Charles H. Kaufman delivering a Delmar automobile to the city for a three hour trip from Baltimore to this city with a three ton capacity vehicle.
Crowds flock to Fort Wayne to try Privat Jules a health juice promising cures for rheumatism stomach liver and kidney troubles. An elderly woman mobility returns after taking it and many report relief after a few doses. People write from across the county seeking a local demonstration of the juice.
Mortgage sale notice for Rachel V. Pout and husband. Property on Patrick Street Frederick City named 306, two story brick building. Sale at public auction April 9 1910 at 1 PM at court house door. Deposit $250 required. terms cash. Mortgagee Hilram Grove. Property previously conveyed May 4 1399 and recorded in land records.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a rent related notice for a property at 125 West Gnureh street with reference to a market office and a marble feature. Some names and dates are unclear.
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