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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1910
Page
4
The March 21 1910 issue reports a failed bid by insurgent Republicans and Democrats to oust Speaker Cannon, sparking a clash over House rules. It analyzes the struggle to reform the Committee on Rules and the impact on legislative procedure.
The article notes a shift to electing the Ruler Committee by the House itself, excluding the Speaker from membership. Despite retaining “Uncle Joe” Cannon as Speaker, his influence over legislation would be reduced, potentially smoothing proceedings and aligning committee control with the House's choice.
Maryland officials and newspapers weigh road financing options as the B O difficulty and political shifts loom. Local papers advocate a New York plan where the state pays half, counties thirty five percent and townships fifteen, arguing it would fund roads wisely while balancing interests.
A collection of quips and jokes quoted from several papers including the New York Sun Cleveland Herald and Tit-Bita. The snippets cover topics from beauty versus cleverness to army service and New Year resolutions with quick exchanges and wry provincial humor.
James J. Hill told the Minnesota Conservation Congress in St Paul that federal expenses from 1800 to 1808 rose 121 percent and state expenditures from 1300 to 1900 climbed over 201 percent. He warned against government waste and its impact on individuals, urging restraint and accountability.
Weekly notices from area churches cover sermons, lectures, Sunday schools, and services. Rev. John Paul Tyler concludes his four year pastorate at Trinity M E Church with upcoming conference. Rev. A J Gill lectures on Love Courtship and Marriage. Catholic, Baptist, Lutheran and Episcopal congregations report morning and evening services, Sunday school, and holy week observances.
Holy Week events announced by the City Ministerial Association include catechism instruction and a series of services at 7:30 p m featuring sermons by Rev. Dr. Freeman Dixon and the pastor as well as preparatory services. The association met at the YMCA in Frederick with Rev. E H Lamar elected president and Rev. M A Castle as vice president. The evening Presbyterian service featured an Easter and Lenten music program by quartet and soloists with Rev. Dixon delivering a Hosanna and Hallelujah message.
Dr. J. H Wade the State Fish Commissioner offers over a million and a half brook trout for free distribution with freight prepaid to any part of the state. Interested anglers must write to Wade or the hatchery in Druid Hill Park to receive fish at the railroad station and release them into streams. The infant trout, hatched at the state hatchery, will grow 7 to 18 inches over about two years.
The Carroll Literary Society of Adamstown High School met on March 18 with Maude Stupp presiding. Members performed songs recitations essays and a debate on raising the battleship Maine, judged unanimously for the affirmative. Jefferson High and Adamstown High plan a follow up debate on April 1 at 1:30 p.m. on women’s right to franchise.
Frederick County Farmers Exchange issues corrected prices for March 21 1910. Quotations cover corn ear corn hay wheat flour milled feeds and dairy feeds with prices per bushel per ton and per hundredweight. Notable figures include No 1 Timothy hay 18 to 19 dollars per ton and cottonseed meal 55 to 96 dollars per ton.
The article defines intermittency as irregular pulse drops that can occur regularly or sporadically. It notes variability in frequency from minutes to seconds and states it may indicate serious heart disease or simply a harmless disturbance in many cases.
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