Fragmentary notice from Freder ick Mas about mail matter
A damaged OCR fragment mentions exchange advertisements and mail matter. It references Freder ick, Mas and a postal or news-related item. The legible bits include references to notices, Telegrams to the News, and an address area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henke& Potomac Tet
Mall
Athe
Rusinces Fan
Pont Dey
Night Correto Bsns
Frederick
Becand-Claus
Mall Matter
D. Max Barr Attacks Women and War News Gleanings
A chaotic collage notes Max Barr’s claim women are savages and references a retirement from politics. It surveys a “Dreadnought” game metaphor for France’s financial crisis and possible withdrawal from the naval arms contest, pondering U.S. participation and global risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Barr
Muet
Minutes of Merriness and Tongue Twisters
A collage of humorous phrases and garbled dialogue from various papers highlighting tongue twisters and gender jokes. The excerpts include lines about fathers poets and autograph albums and a remark about women being mare by a Chicago paper, reflecting light entertainment snippets from historical press sources.
Meat and cotton export declines spark debate on US diet
The Philadelphia Ledger notes a sharp drop in US exports of foodstuffs for ten months through April, with wheat, corn, meat, and dairy down and cotton exports also tumbling due to higher prices. It comments on domestic readjustments and cites Kansas City Journal satire about hippo potamus and muskrat as proposed new foods, amid skepticism about changing American eating habits.
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Schireb Srarea
Philadelphia
Donyrts
United States
Ns Ogainel
Aso Agibist
Kansas City
James Wilkon
humgeNts
Wiigon
Dr. Wiley
Washington
Wilson
Farmethics Note on Meat Supply and Animal Uses
A fragmented editorial tone discusses farm animal use and meat supply. It suggests skepticism toward a new visitor moving into farming for additional meat and contrasts with a preference for onions over muskrat items, signaling dietary or agricultural debate of the era.
The Miracle of Erin in a Poem Fragment
A rough OCR fragment from Jo Harper's Weekly presents a lyrical scene about Erin and a budding romance. It describes a small colleen, a moment of bold feeling, and an intense emotional reaction as a host of romantic imagery erupts within the speaker.
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Colleen
Cuannes T
Rggeks
Jo Harper
Horses for High Prices at West Auction in 1900s
An auction sale of Shetland ponies and other horses in Kentucky drew prices from 100 to 400 dollars per animal, totaling around 140000 dollars for 471 horses. The report notes the robust demand and high values, though some buyers faced disappointment, while automobiles rise in popularity in urban centers like New York.
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West
Kentucky
Shetland
Shetland Pony Association
New
York
Amd
Bokhara the Noble and the Morals Censor in City Life
An extract vividly describes Bokhara the Noble with the Morals censor patrolling streets. Sanctions on cheating tradesmen, public shaming, and corporal discipline are depicted. Night gates close, watchmen pace with lanterns, and the city life moves slowly under strict moral oversight.
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Sinters
Guy
Bagdad
Permai
Eviil
Rokhara
Diogenes
Bokhara
Tenn Ray
Alexander Vowel
Keers Bey
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns
A historical warning warns against catarrh remedies containing mercury as dangerous for sense of smell and overall health. The notice cautions use only under physician prescription and targets Hall's Catarrh Cure marketed by F J Dean Tolesta Ohio and other unnamed products. It notes internal mercury can affect blood and mucous surfaces.
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Hall
F. J. Dean
Tolesta
Setina
Drogeiis
Erlon
Pat
Direct nominations debate sways Maryland party meeting
A Baltimore meeting of Democratic leaders and lawmakers debated direct nominations under the Primary law. Senators Lee and Straus urged that the law apply only to state offices, while Governor Grothem supported direct nominations. The resolutions committee backed Straus, with Vandiver empowered to coordinate primaries and serve as treasurer under the Corrupt Practices act.
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Democratic State Central
Attorney
Yeaterday
Bustaw'House
Baltimore
Ledde Lobe Straits
Straus
T'Bey
Hite
Senotor Lee
Clergion
Straua
Lee
Moore
Gener Vandiver
Republican State Central Committee
Tte
State Central Committee
John B.hanna
Vandiver
Chitirainn
Man Arrested For Refusing Census Information
George W. Young of near Jjamaville Waa was brought before U S Commissioner Roxcoe C White on a charge of violating the Census Act by declining to supply details to enumerator Jacob Shawbaker about his farm schedule He posted 100 bail for a hearing set tomorrow at 11 o clock Deputy U S Marshal Lawie L Carter ordered the arrest Census Supervisor John Jy Stump arranged the action W Cramer is his attorney
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George W. Young
Jjamaville
Waa
United States
Roxcoe C. White
Cansus
Jacob Shawbaker
Ile
Lawie FL Carter
John Jy Stump
W. Cramer
Frederick Market Prices May 27 1910
Quoted prices from Frederick County farmers exchange cover grains hay and feeds. Wheat No 2 Ret 3 corn ear corn 3 40 per bushel rye 60c to 70c wood barley and oats varied. hay baled timothy clover mixed ranges listed. not baled hay and straw prices. buckwheat potatoes mill feed and seed meals with specific per ton per bushel figures. An advertisement encourages readers to place notices in The News to reach buyers and job seekers.
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Batley
Timothy
Bank advertising urges quick account opening
A fragmented ad promotes opening a bank account with claims of easy profits and no gain in waiting. It stresses prompt action, noting benefits of starting today and asserting that any account helps, regardless of charge or size, with courteous service promised to customers.
Oldest known calendar date sparks ancient civilization debate
In a Baltimore piece the discourse centers on archaeologists and scholars dating calendars to ancient eras. Professor Mayer of the University of Berlin examines Rygsprith calendars using state museum artifacts to compare with early Egyptian astronomical records.
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Epitier
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Ganeas
Washington Brér
France
Rome
Herald
Mecl
Sxnerleticé
Thougut
Istory
Ftael
Ees
Eee and
Ingerbeend
Baltinare ‘UN
Bay
Dad
Iatanen
Elizabeth
Willie
Aly
Chicago Record- Herald
the Voice OF the Press
the Muse
Erin
Akia
Shina
Corton
Buret
LAW
Frederick County Farmere’ Exchange
New York
Peieon
Frederic E County National Bank
Frederick,md
Motte Bros. & CO
Frederick City
Investment Securities
Mottem Brothers
Central National Hank Building
Frederick, MD
Bear & CO
WML, Bear & CO
Chicago Boaid
Brokers
Pennsylvania
Chicago Board of Trade
America
Chicago
Loman & Bryan
Lancaster
Harrisburg
James. Reinsloe
North Market Square
Ohio Railroad
Sean
J . Arrington
Baltins
Pria
Fiat Mar
Cingerter
D mi
Rey
Rive
OF & Ei
Rele Beis Tb
KNOY
Farmers & Mechanics' National Bank
Tirtie
Prederick County
Mary
Lind
Cruse
Uae
Miller
Ealate
Maryland
Patrick Street
Frederick County
Tiber
Algo
Ferederick City
Carroll Street
Patrick
Charles “Yeager
WilHoin
Marian
Wbath
Dax
Princeton Buckey
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Coblentz
I .Trustees
D. Princeton Buckey
Harvey St. Lessee
Naic
Olof Rus
Ali Sood
Ee Aery
Cayit
Bitlet Chork
Wu. E. Darner
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Remat and Knoti’s
Ab Wint Paiste Sant Remeat
R. Lrare
D.C
Brie
Blighie
Balto
Aangaone
Erie
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Norfolk & Weates
Penn. R. BR
Age
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Smetter
Westen Usinasory & Rary
Uitati
Saturainy and Munday
Stock Market
Central’ National Bank
Central National
BANK
Court House
Metter Bros & Coy Ink
L. Cone
Cope
Cotton Duel
Georgia & Ambaron
Seaboard Company
United
United Itive, Tiicomnes
United Rys
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