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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1910
Page
4
A derailed 1900s style notice discusses political bounds over Alaska and U S relations. It argues citizens should choose candidates for Congress and critiques Taft and Taft’s trip plans. The piece compares electric rates in Hagerstown and Baltimore, praising municipal energy programs and consumer discounts.
The article discusses urban growth and tensions around ownership and municipal policies. It mentions the Denetita scheme, Hungerstown street prices, and concerns about policing, municipal enterprise, and tax, highlighting debates on ownership and autonomy in city development.
A fragmented OCR fragment reflects varied newspaper quips and satire from multiple papers. The text references Frederick and Baltimore papers noting a speechless convention, cowmen’s head splitting questions, and stray gossip about matrimony and celestial events.
A collage of humorous exchanges and cartoon captions from periodicals. Gaps show playful banter about Arctic homecomings and domestic quirks. The chatter references a battering ram as a joke and a journalist’s quip on satire.
The piece argues that modern naval expenditures, led by a new naval appropriation of 134 million dollars and battleship totals over 23 million, dwarf earlier government outlays, noting 1880 and 1886 navy costs about one tenth of today and that as of 1900 navy spending reached 61 million, exceeding overall 1878 government expenses.
Fragmentary poem with archaic phrasing asks where a mother will be when the child grows and faces life. The speaker pleads for endurance, faith, and guidance through extremes, speaking to a child of life and love and a prayer for comfort beyond death.
A Baltimore born writer and editor with education in Washington DC and Maryland Law, Mentyyn Higeelyevane has shifted from reporting at the Baltimore News and Washington Post to a role with the U S Bureau of Education as assistant librarian. He authored works on magic, superstition, and psychic research, and is active in Masonry and historic lectures in the District of Columbia. He married the former Alexander tek of Philadelphia.
Galesburg marks the 300th anniversary of the founding order with a June 3 to 6 Triduum of religious services and a commencement at St Johns parish. Sisters note a Ter Centenary program featuring Masses, benediction, sermons, and a June 6 academy ceremony.
Frederick Corps held memorial services with a well–led program. Children performed well and the camp scene drew applause including tents arms and a tripod pot. Open air services and a 9:30 Sunday school followed, with Rev. Marshall to speak and officers present.
Frederick High School graduates and Frederick College students will attend a graduation service at Grave Reformed Church tomorrow morning at 10:30. Pastor Meg Pend will deliver the sermon and preside over a ceremonial procession for the class of 19XX.
A city page notes the graduation of Miss Tall from Gardner Bcbcol 607 New York City. The ceremony featured a program with diplomas conferred by Rev. Joseph Henry Waitebend D D. Miss Tall sang in an Italian chorus from Lucrezia and received praise from teachers for her studies and musical talents while being taught by Prof Pérlee V Jervis. A school week closed with a dance and a reception hosted by Dr Bashford at their Riverdate home.
Quotations furnished by Frederick County Farmers Exchangers show No 2 Red wheat at .93 per bushel No 2 corn ear at 3.10 per bushel Barley 80 to 70 cents per bushel Hay prices range No 1 Timothy 18.00 to 19.00 No 2 Timothy 17.00 to 18.00 No 1 Mixed 17.00 to 18.00 No 2 Mixed 16.00 to 17.00 Clover 10.00 to 17.00 May Not Bated 18.00 to 20.00 per ton.
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