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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1910
Page
2
The fragment discusses disease and damage from borers in trees and claims about resin exudation and acid phosphate pith affecting wood, with references to fertilizer products and alleged causes. It mentions warnings about using complete Fertilizers and notes about cultivation practices and local remedies.
Officials and West Virginia coal operators continued discussions in Baltimore about rail car supply and a possible settlement. No meeting time with President Willard set, and conferences are described as a regular talk period likely to last several days.
Mary Englebright aged 77 dies at son William Englebright’s Martinsburg home after paralytic strokes. Survived by four children, sister Cornelis Dow, 20 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren. Also notes her Southern Methodist church membership and marriage to William Englebright. Funeral held this afternoon. George A Davis of Mt. Airy, 50, dies at his brother Harry Davis’s Baltimore home. Burial at Mt. Airy Cemetery after services at Pins Grove. Margaret Dougherty, 7, dies of diphtheria at home near fair grounds. Funeral this afternoon at 4 from parents’ home with Rev John Paul Tylor officiating. Interment at Nt Olivet. Infant William J. Grayeon, colored, 5 months 16 days, dies at 147 West All Saints. Funeral 10 this morning at Greenmount Cemetery with Rev L J Valentine officiating. Funeral director Thomas Price.
An evening on March 15 in Middletown hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Dinterman drew a large gathering of relatives and neighbors. Attendees included George Dinterman and children, Mrs. Charlotte Dinterman, Rev. W. E. Brown, the Sheffers, Kepler family, Baseardan family, Hooper family, Derr family, Wiles family, and many others, all enjoying an oyster supper and companionship into a late hour.
The Board of Forestry proposes to have the State Forester assess woodlots for model demonstration forests. Owners may apply for examination. if suitable, a management plan is presented for approval. No expense to the owner unless mutually satisfactory, with the forester supervising planting, cutting, and ongoing work.
The notice covers ex-Sheriff A C McBride and Mrs Thomas Le Fox on West Patrick Street, a new home site on East Fourth Street for Dr J A Long with Lloyd Culler as contractor, and local real estate and construction activity. It also notes a nurse visit by Mrs Eben Rhoderick and a property purchase by Charles E Moberiy on Trail Avenue.
A nostalgic verse recalls childhood days near a creek and old schoolhouse. The speaker cherishes friendship, village places, and simple joys from youth, urging a return to bygone evenings and shared memories with Charlie.
The Wheeling News notes Root Juice demonstrations spread across the country. It claims astonishing cures for rheumatism indigestion and kidney troubles with praise from well known locals. The piece hints at further sales next Saturday.
An advertisement touts Pape's Diuretic as a safe universal remedy for kidney and bladder issues. It promises rapid relief from pain, backache, nervous symptoms, and urinary troubles after a few days of treatment. The copy urges buying only from reputable drug stores and asserts the product’s worldwide availability and efficacy.
The United States Census Bureau promotes an Advance Farm Schedule to boost accuracy and speed in farm census data. Four million copies will be distributed via rural postmasters before the April 15, 1910 enumeration, with farmers urged to prepare written answers in advance. The initiative seeks to reduce farmer hesitations and aid enumerators in collecting farm equipment and operation details.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad awards a 451.5 million dollar contract to Robert Grace Company of Cleveland to build a large freight terminal at Chicago Junction Ohio. It will have 3900 car capacity hump yard two classification yards 200 million gallon water reservoir and extensive yard buildings. Excavation and concrete quantities are 95000 and 4500 cubic yards respectively. Work starts immediately with completion as soon as possible.
A Brunswick Maryland woman testifies after two months of severe backache and dull loin pain. She used three boxes of Doan's Kidney Pills and says she felt like a different person. Sold by all dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Dean's.
Public sale to be held on Wednesday March 30 1010 at 10 o clock a m at 106 East Fourth Street featuring household and kitchen furniture. Terms cash. Mrs Crimintine Follon listed. Harry R Snook auctioneer. Also advertised sale of groceries and spirits at 232 West Patrick Street beginning Monday March 28 with two daily sessions at 1 pm and 7 pm.
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