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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
4
Fragmentary notes describe exchange of information by mail and telegraph to Frederick Maryland. The passage references Beletay and daily news from various parts of the country. It hints at frequency of messages and the importance of receiving solicited correspondence for the Newb Freder Post Office.
A 1910 item notes calls for a safe sane Fourth of July celebration while skeptically mentioning gas rumors. It cites Governor Marshall of Indiana, a presidential endorsement drive by Tom Taggart, and a push to improve main travel arteries led by Chairman Tucker of the State Roads Commission. The text also mocks Frederick county roads as lacking main arteries.
Representative Rentoll proposes a tariff reform plan to amend only the specific revenue paragraph under Ways and Means. He urges a permanent expert corps under the President to gather tariff data across departments and report to Congress promptly. The aim is to allow targeted changes to tariff schedules without opening the entire law to revision, reducing business disruption and public confusion.
An old Baltimore piece urges a safe, cheerful Fourth of July with limited fireworks and reduced danger to property and people. It argues for a festive, non destructive observance while condemning indiscriminate firework use and valuing peace and civic pride. It stresses that celebration should avoid blazes and harm to maimed children, promoting orderly joy.
A quirky fragment notes a dry moon forecast for the month and adds satirical lines about prohibition, electricity, Noah’s Ark, and humorous asides. It includes derisive lines about Dr. Eliot and jokes on wages, reflecting a collage of comic quips from various sources.
A fragment from Philadelphia Public Ledger reflects on Roosevelt, critiquing English influence and American leadership. It discusses media bias, opinions on his personality, and the tension between republican ideals and authoritarian temptations, with comparisons to European figures.
The poem voices a sailor's longing and freedom as the sea calls from harbor to port. It celebrates riding buoyant winds, love awaiting at every park and port, and the restless heart that roams the world beyond land.
A fragmentary obituary praising Doctor Ingle, rector of AVE Salute church in Frederick, Maryland, who died in September 1803. It recalls his long service, pastoral kindness, and the indelible mark he left on his congregation and the wider community.
Mr and Mrs George Kufer arrive in Frederick after a grueling trek from Hagerstown begun April 23 1909 The pair plan to finish October 23 1910 a prize of 4000 with 500 to be paid upfront The wife joined him in Ohio shortly after their June 4 1809 Toledo marriage They endured thefts including five dollars worth of postcards robbed in Hagerstown and a convalescent dog theft problem Itinerant life restricts begging but gifts are accepted
The ceremony for Miss Mian Wall and Mr. A Ge Wall occurred Sat May 10 with Rev. Clyde officiating. Bridesmaids wore white batistes and carried roses, the couple planning a Baltimore wedding later, with guests from Frederick and nearby counties.
The commencement exercises of the Frederick City Hospital graduating class will be held at Grace Church on June 2 at 2 p.m. The graduates include Anna Sophia Maloga, Grace Maud Walker, Trineca Leavelle Amig, Elmira Grace Hughes. A hospital reception follows from 8 to 9:30 p.m. Mrs McDaneel's School of Elocution will stage its annual recital at Juni or Hall next week with senior pupils performing Monday and juniors presenting a play Tuesday titled Twe Biden wee Bears.
The inmechinery of the electric Might phint at harmont lua heen phked in position ann wits giver a test frost night With the Uehts off the plant and worked very sulxfietorily The work of xtringin the wires throughout fe towh fa progressing nicely Electric Hahts will be batred aged in a maber nine stores and vestences out to stow It is expected the phat will be in operation by about ten days.
Rev Henry Vaughn Saunders of the Protestant Episcopal Chapel of the Advent in Baltimore has accepted a call to Linganore parish in Frederick county. He starts June 1 after a year with the Advent Chapel where he served as assistant to Rev P Spurling. A graduate of St Stephens College New York and the Virginia Theological Seminary Alexandria VA.
An examination of Montenegrin practices of vendetta linked to border raids into Bulgaria, describing how small groups operate as private acts of revenge. The piece notes the distinct honor system, hospitality norms, and the rough, low-armor raids that resemble sport only in form, with victims often killed attempting escape.
Frederick county farm market prices corrected May 26 1910 for wheat corn oats hay straw flour and other commodities. Prices listed include No 2 red wheat 0 08 per bushel corn 3 40 per barrel oats 0 60 per bushel hay 18 to 19 per ton timothy 17 to 18 per bushel mixed hay 15 to 17 Clover 19 to 17 per ton straw baled 10 to 12 flour winter wheat 5 75 to 6 20 spring wheat 5 75 to 6 25 middlings 2 00 per 100 pounds and other listed items such as cotton wool beans and sorghum.
Market report from Baltimore shows corrected noon prices for cotton products and railway stocks, including Georgia & Alabama and Seaboard lines. Bankers, brokers, and various companies list figures such as United Rye funds, Seaboard preferreds, and other securities. A quoted Confucius exchange appears amid a note on advertising activity.
The Work of Death reports Dr Brachey died at his Cincinnati home on Tuesday evening of consumption. He leaves a widow and one son, plus two sisters and three brothers including Mrs Harry Webster of this city and Mrs Elie Drabler of Washington among his surviving relatives.
Judge Hammond Urner will deliver the commencement address to Rockville High School graduates in Rockville Montgomery County tomorrow.
A fragmented note warns against catarrh ointments containing mercury. It cautions they destroy the penne of ame and damage the system when used. Mentions firms Hall's gah and Cheney & Co and Toledo Ohio references.
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