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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
2
The page highlights batting averages for the season featuring standout players and team leaders. It notes top hitters and the extent of their contributions, with emphasis on performance trends and key figures influencing the lineup.
The Southern Methodist Conference at Asheville NC struggled over revising the Creed from Holy Catholic Church to Church of God. MPs clashed, with motions and points of order flying, before a 77 to 72 vote deemed the change out of order for lacking article numbering, confirming Holy Catholic Church remains in the creed.
Baseball scores from yesterday include American League and National League games with teams such as New York Chicago Cleveland Detroit and Boston. Standings show Chicago leading with 18 wins and 11 losses, Philadelphia 33 36 and Cincinnati 16 13, while several games were postponed. An All Stars exhibition with Baltimore players is scheduled in Frederick with two games against the M C A team at Athletic Park starting this afternoon.
John Bramma, 52, Indiana farmer, selected as juror for Robert S Noah murder case near Kenmare. He claims ignorance of Taft Roosevelt and the word gari and rarely reads papers, recalling he rode a prairie schooner from his home ten years ago. He misidentified aerial photos as kites and laughed at aviation progress.
Fragmented OCR story reports danger to a child in a Pittaburg cage with scattered phrases about Dr. King’s Discovery and medicines. Names and details are garbled but reference to a child’s peril and a medical remedy appear amid unclear, distorted text. The piece mentions Dr. King’s Discovery and bottled preparations tied to a trial context.
Liberty town residents send greetings and visits among families and friends. A.W. Nuebaum and other locals, church services are announced for Sunday with multiple ministers, and visiting relatives span Hatthnoce to Windsor. Military men voyage plans and letters from officials are noted amid social calls and community events across West Falls and Wolfsville.
A scattered items column from Woodsboro and area lists names such as Martin and Trvensbuen family references, visits to relatives in Waynesboro and Briddletown, church events, sermons, and local social notices. It notes attendance at the World’s Sunday School Convention in Washington, upcoming Methodist Episcopal church conference on June 7, and various visits among residents including the Gartner, Meyer, Lenhart and Wisner families, with occasional school notices and a high school baccalaureate sermon in May. Also mentions St. Mary's baseball loss to Dickinson College 13 to 10 and a canceled game with Eastern College.
An ad-like notice claims many women suffer kidney and bladder trouble and that Bloodine Kidney Tablets restore health. It targets nervous, irritable women with backache and loss of ambition, offering a booklet and refund details from Bloodine Corporation in Boston for a postage-paid response.
Creagerstown and nearby communities report a mix of social calls and family visits. Mentioned are Mrs. Harry Valention and relatives from Baltimore visiting. residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Jobie Ann of Frederick hosting guests. Mr. and Mrs. Was Speak with Mina Lillie Herman and George Hahn household guests. Calvin Patin and children and Edith Long linked to Emmitsburg visits. and Mr. C G Valentino hosting guests from Rocky Ridge along with local families in Troutville and Thurmont areas.
Frederick Maryland resident Frank Buckey testifies in 1907 that Dean's Kidney Pills cured his severe postwar kidney trouble backache and fatigue after trying many remedies. He reports relief after using three boxes bought at C E Mann's Drugs and notes he has remained well since. Sold everywhere, with Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as US agents.
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