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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1910
Page
2
A damaged report describes a crash near a railroad line where Mr McEwen and others traveled by auto to reach the scene. Injured woman with severe burns is found while bystanders attempt rescue. New York attendees observed the proceedings as care was given.
Funeral held at Packers avenue residence for William W. Meeks former Manhall resident and Duquesne feed store operator. Known for generosity and support to steel workers during the strike era, his remains sent to Con for interment. J. DAwEs noted among attendees.
This afternoon at Athletic Park the YMCA team faces an amateur Baltimore All Stars squad, many former Frederick players, in a closely contested exhibition. Tomorrow Catholic University meets local rivals at 4 o clock, as College squad hopes to repeat a 4 to 0 victory earlier in the season.
Reported scores from American National and Tri State leagues include Boston beating New York 10 to 7 in Philadelphia Athletica games, Cleveland 12 Detroit 7, St Louis 8 Chicago 4, and Pittsburgh 7 Brooklyn 6. Standings list Pittsburgh 12 4 and Cincinnati 7 8.
The Rev. Dr. John Shannon at Metropolitan Memorial M. By church in Washington urges an amendment to the Constitution for universal divorce laws. He warns lax laws invite misalliances, stresses love as the basis of marriage, and cites rising divorce rates compared to Britain.
A brief exhortation on the power of kind words and encouragement. It urges speaking well of others, offering timely appreciation, and not waiting for a special occasion, noting sympathy during calamity is a natural human response.
An article extols a tonic once marketed to women to relieve melancholy insomnia fainting and headaches. It claims the product calms nerves improves appetite and restores strength for those described as ailing or weak. The piece urges use by anxious wives and emphasizes its soothing effects.
The Western Maryland seeks a new trunk line to Baltimore via a 13 million dollar stock financed project. 2 000 to 2 500 workers to start immediately with stations planned along the 87 mile route. Port Covington and the old Metropolitan Bank site are eyed for depots and passenger facilities as allies rally to the venture.
A historical ad style piece promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as effective for kidney disorders and related symptoms. It cites user Mrs. George W. Perry of Braddock Frederick Maryland and claims widespread recommendation. The text also includes other sale notices and items.
An advertising notice touts Bloodine a beauty maker and nerve strengthener. It features a testimonial by George Williamson praising rapid weight gain and improved vigor after using Bloodine, with mail orders handled by the Bloodine Corporation of Boston and J A Williamson as special agent.
Public sale advertised by trustees under a circuit court decree in equity cause 822. The sale, at Frederick city court house, covers a lot described by metes and bounds on Patrick Street and Carroll Street and includes the improved dwelling. The trust note references William Miller and Marlin Souverneur and the 1885 deed. premises lie on East Carroll Street and Patrick Street.
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