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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1910
Page
4
Odd fragmentary text references a telegraph exchange and newspaper advertisement. The readable pieces mention a mail and wine, a connected service, and day-related import terms without clear events or names. No coherent action or outcome is stated.
A local discussion accuses the State Road Commission of neglecting Frederick County roads while prioritizing others. The piece urges immediate work on the Jefferson to Weverton route and questions toll road policies amid a winter impassability problem for main highways.
The readable fragments discuss delays and hopes to clear a path to allow removal of a plant in the county. It mentions home issues and discontent without clear names or dates.
A Baltimore Sun excerpt discusses Senator Blair and Leo on replacing a Good Roads Commission with qualified county officials. It argues primaries empower people to choose candidates, noting the cost and moral impact of party-named selections versus public ballots.
A garbled mix of quotes and brief lines from various newspapers including Philadelphia Ledger and Washington Star. The snippets reference social scenes, phrases about money and debt, and a couple of humorous exchanges from Modern Society and Life.
A collage of vintage newspaper clippings shows Republican and Democratic lawmakers voting against income tax while editorials from multiple papers critique party loyalty and political rhetoric. The items reflect skepticism toward party control of government and the evolving role of business in legislation.
A fragmented quatrain shows a loving pair, a parson’s challenge, and a staged wedding drama. The text references a diamond ring, a venture into vows, and a claim to honors, ending with a dreamlike image of a long night and a trumpet-less wake up.
Yesterday's report previews a production of The Bohemian Girl at the City Opera House on May 24 and 25. The plot follows Ariane discovered as a gypsy child grown and entwined with Thaddeus and the Gypsy Queen, amid songs and a dramatic pursuit through Presburg.
James Townsend of Schoolstreat Milltown New Jersey a member of the Q A 8 says he will decorate his own grave and have his photo taken on Memorial Day It will be the only way to see how he will look at his grave Townsend bought a metallic cutting device from Undertaker Hubbard of New Brunswick and already decorates his grave each Memorial Day His wife lies in Van Liew Cemetery and his own inscription will share the tombstone with hers The date of his death remains undecided and vacant on the stone.
Berkeley public school students in Bloomfield New Jersey voted 14 to 48 in a noiseless Fourth of July survey. The question asked if families would forgo fireworks and instead use the money for other purposes, with yeas and nays broken down by boys and girls and by eighth grade.
A fragmentary obituary-like piece recounts the life of a long-time local figure known as the people’s friend. It notes his early life in Frederick Md, his return there, and long tenure at an establishment, plus health declines and charitable humor. It mentions his friendships and trips to Washington.
Obituary notes list the deaths of Mrs Savill Sellman of Westminister aged 74 and William A Stone aged 83, with details on survivors, residences, and funeral arrangements. Also reported are the deaths of Mrs Sarah Fraley of Baltimore and services planned for Lewistown and Zion Reformed Church, with interment at Zion cemetery.
Market list shows wheat varieties at 14.05 for No. 2 Red, rye near 60 to 70 cents per bushel, cornmeal 1.76, buckwheat 5 to 6 cents per pound, and hay prices 19 to 20 dollars per ton. Other items include Timothy and mixed feeds, potatoes about 40 cents per bushel, and seed meals ranging 3 to 10 dollars.
Advertisements in The News offer buyers sellers renters and hires with emphasis on practical listings. The piece notes small ads can yield significant results and urges readers to explore the classifieds for desired exchanges or disposals.
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