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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
4
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Distrust grows as Maryland politics meet skepticism over veteran leaders and pension bills. The Beltimore Sun criticizes clashes around a Roosevelt retirement idea and a Senate Pension Committee struggle shaping public office controversies.
The passage argues Representative Gillett overstates U S public opinion on economy while noting lawmakers seek pork added spending to please constituents. It claims many voters prize local benefits and politicians gain popularity by securing district appropriations, shaping broader fiscal policy.
The article surveys calls for a strong public service commission and warns against allowing corporate interests. It highlights statements from the Baltimore Sun urging unity in regulation and cites ex Governor Folk praising the Democratic stance against wealth to fight wrongs causing poverty. Cumberland Times echoes similar sentiment on party responsibility and opportunity.
A jumble of newspaper gags and mock dialogue appears, with snippets about elections and quirky conversations. The piece blends brief lines from magazines with a comic tone, reflecting a vintage humor page.
The piece notes a shift from a 1908 Republican plurality of 14 000 to a Democratic lead over 5 000 in 1910, signaling unrest in Massachusetts politics. It warns that tariff concerns and living costs erode Republican support, foretelling a difficult path for both houses and the Senate, with broad voter discontent shaping the national scene.
Frederick Y M A prepares for its opening game against the Baltimore Colts in the Eastern League on Monday April 4. Manager Baughman aims for a strong lineup with Nailin at first Malone in center Hoste at short Cittinger in right Peanter behind the plate Morgan from Mt. Washington to third Kane of Washington to center field Dag 10 from Sandy Baker’s group to left field and Sparrow's Point captain Guns as utility. A large parade with Braddock Helgute Yellow Springs and O U A M bands will precede the game at Athletic Park.
The notice lists several marriage entries including William H C Miller and Cath erine Miller of Hagertown wed at Thurawat by Rev Mel Beard. Clarence O Snyder and Bila G Houck of Emmitsburg married there by Rev Charles Reinowald. Philip Dortien and Minnie Mason of Kemp town married there by Nider S Hertz. Thomas Pogte and Blanche Hyder of Johnsville married at Johnsville on March 19 by Nider 8 F Tepp.
In the House of Delegates yesterday several bills were introduced by Mr Harris to repeal judgments in Frederick County and adjust county boundaries by Mr Worten baker. Mr Rusherman proposed granting the So tomac Power Co the right to condemn Chesapeake and Ohio Canal property. The Henanoc company bill passed to prohibit liquor sales near Pleasant Grove church in Frederick County while Mr Auchertown’s incorporation of Safe Treat Co and Mr Wertenlyker’s temperance measures also passed.
Officer George Brongie on North Market Street reports a large white Wyandotte hen. Hygela Ice Company on East Patrick Street is being repainted by Guy L. Font. Rubie Landis jewelry front repainted by J Henry Lampe crew. A maple tree near George Crum’s Carroll Street residence was removed after earth was cleared and a motor car from the F and M Railroad helped pull it down.
Poem fragment portraying a motherly figure in a valley setting with lark songs and floral imagery. The piece references dewdrops, roses, violets, and a soft night scene as it touches on longing and scent. Names appear in fragmented form, lacking clear narrative.
A joint Senate Finance and House Ways and Means meeting was held in executive session to review appropriations to charitable institutions. Most allocations were below requests, some higher than last session, and focus shifted to local institutions. Frederick Woman's Home received a $1,000 grant.
A duckpin match is set for tonight at the YMCA alleys between the B O YMCA team and Frederick Y M C A. The home crew includes Frederick’s top bowlers and the game should be close. First roll at 7 18 oclock. Fisher Johnson Miredetich Teit nk Shenk Ti A ites worth Frasier Eichelberger Stockman listed.
The Department of Agriculture under Secretary Wilson announces the release of a cookbook titled Economic Use of Meats In the Home. It offers 50 recipes and guidance on using cheaper cuts, clarifying fats, extending flavors, and practical meat preparation for households with common pantry items. Copies available by writing to the Secretary of Agriculture.
The City Basketball League meeting yesterday awarded the Maryland School the game by default after the Barkers could not play due to illness. Maryland School thus extended its lead in the league standings by one game.
Sailor M Castle by Renoï Harp Stoper and Weinberg sues Heary Ray for 1000 damages alleging slander during a talk with Jacob L Abalt about a March blast. Both parties reside in Midgle town Valley and the promit claims the defendant accused the plaintiff of dealing hus chickens.
Information arrives of the death of the stepfather of Rev Joseph Peters, formerly of Titinity, now pastor of Emmanuel Reformed Church in York Pennsylvania. The death occurred in Allentown Pennsylvania on Tuesday night.
Charlen Th. Young, real estate and insurance agent, reports the sale of Mr John 8, Ramsburg, on Mast Church street. The fine brick residence transfers to Mr Wbo J. Snyder on private terms.
Mr. William Quinn removed a manager at Mootevue Hospital and a successor has not yet been appointed. The resignation creates a leadership gap as recruitment continues.
Market prices list grains hay and feed for Frederick County including Wheat No 2 Red at 1.17 Corn 3.40 per barrel oats 50 to 60 cents per bushel barley 60 to 70 cents per bushel hay Timothy 18 to 19 dollars No 2 Timothy 17 to 18 dollars No 1 Mixed 17 to 18 dollars No 2 Mixed 16 to 17 dollars Clover 16 to 17 dollars hay not baled 18 to 20 dollars per ton straw baled wheat 10 to 12 dollars oats 10 to 13 dollars flour winter 4 25 to 6 75 spring 6.00 to 6.60 cornmeal 2.75 to 1.85 100 lb buckwheat 31 26 to 1 cent per lb bran 28 per ton middlings 54 to 60 per ton red dog 3 35 to 2 45 per sack dairy feeds 27 per ton cotton seed meal 35 to 26 ton timothy 2 to 3 25 per bushel clover 38 to 99 90 per bushel end note includes nutrition ad from Pearre’s Modern Pharmacy promoting Fleeting’s Bitters with claims of health benefits.
The Baltimore stock market report as of noon today notes corrected prices from Motter Bros & Co. Banks and brokers show subdued activity. In a hotel dining scene a guest and waiters discuss tea coffee and a tough steak while Charley inquires after Jen as morning greetings echo in a New York Sun and Washington Herald blend of quotes and musings.
Ad copy-like fragment claims laxative pills by Dr King cure stubborn bowels and stomach troubles. Mentions Appetite and Indigestion, Nervousness, Headache, with modern primacy in brand wording. The readable text is fragmented and promotional.
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