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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1911

Page

8

Tidewater Cement Works inspection draws 400 guests

A Tidewater Company cement plant inspection near Union Bridge drew over 400 guests including Gov. Tener and Gov. Crothers. The 27 acre site with 248 ton daily output aims for 40,000 tons yearly and plans completion by August 1. Gov. Tener and party later traveled to Harrisburg while Crothers proceeded to Annapolis.

John RK. Tener Poennsylvania Crathers Portland Cement Company Union Brile Cunell T. Herbert Shriver Union Bridge Cherick Hefsre Speerkminkins Govergor Companis Hitk Dane Bungie Mrederick Fubl Apers Lion Tener Harrisburg Covernor Crothers Annapolis

Mass of queer happenings from 1910 news files

Arthur B. F. Reeve collects odd events from 1910 news: a farmer’s fortune found in tin cans, a man who slept for years, a mute man who spoke to his family, strange laws and hats, and bizarre incidents from trials to animals. The piece reads as a playful pastiche of freak occurrences and legal oddities.

Arthur BB. Reeve California Tao Hackettstown Alonzo Aly Morristown Nod Aetandis

Garden well cared for in spring garden plea

An editorial plea urges readers to grow a small garden to offset high living costs and teach self reliance. It suggests everyone from clerks and ministers to housewives and youths should tend green things, finding health and profit in even modest plots, with a family dog for companionship.

Indour Ordi Mark Sie Tess Howit

Farm With 30 000 Hens by Asa G Candler Jr

Asa G Candler Jr plans a large scale poultry farm near Atlanta Georgia named Briareli Farm to revolutionize the egg business with year round fixed prices and contracts. He aims to secure 75 000 eggs daily at peak with 2400 eggs a day on busy days and uses long term contracts with hotels cafes and grocers to guarantee freshness and deliveries. The 15 acre site sits on druid hills with concrete buildings designed for cleanliness and easy drainage to handle floods.

Dallavs Asa G. Candler, Jr Bopaehil Atlanta Georgia United States Mr. Cander Attinia Candler Canoe Vr Cradler Sedis Briareli Mr. Candler Gio Bane

Quarantine Views on Diphtheria and Feline Dangers in Chicago

A Chicago Tribune excerpt discusses quarantine likely for diphtheria and scarlet fever, arguing domestic pets spread illness and urging publicity by Dr. Charles Y W Reed. It questions public acceptance of pets as disease vectors and warns about potential carriers and household transmission. The piece links germs to various diseases and notes sensational fears about urban health and pet exposure.

Charles Y W. Reed Howlett Chicago Tribune

Motors Make Boys Lazy Do rich families curb high school athletics

Westport High School athletic director L L Hoopes warns motor cars among Kansas City high school students erode athletic participation by wealthier sons. He notes most top athletes come from self-supporting or less affluent backgrounds, and that fraternity rules also exclude some rich students from teams. A few wealthy boys remain on rosters, but are rare exceptions. The piece laments the loss of discipline and democracy fostered by athletic training.

Kiunsas City L. L. Hoopes Westport Frigh School Kansas City Westport Hoopes Kansas Cnty Board of Education

Cumberland Water Project Aims July Start

Notes of statewide happenings report Cumberland's new water system likely starting July 1. A bronze memorial tablet honors Adelbert Shipley in Ellicott City. Naval Academy graduation sermon delivered by Captain Clark. Governor Woodrow Wilson tours through Baltimore endorsing self government. A Delawarian rector denounces Confederacy, prompting some parishioners to leave. A May 31 special Keedysville election to fill a vacant town commissioner post has been reled. A duck flock yields 327 eggs in 11 days in St. Mary’s county. St James United Brethren Church in Big Pool incorporated with Newton Funkhouser George Sites Jacob Martin and George Brewer as trustees. The board of lady visitors inspected Gelair almshouse and jail, reporting good grounds but lacking furniture. Crabbers along Choptank and nearby rivers complain of scarcity compared to last year. Trial in Talbot County ends with manslaughter verdict for John Mills in the Christmas Day killing of his uncle.

Cumberland Ellicott City Adelbert Shipley Clark Naval Academy Woodrow Wilson New Jersey Baltimore Te West Clarence J. Ball St Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church Seaford Del Keedysville Alvin Davis James H. Ziegler Powell St. Mary’s County St. James Oxford Tilghman Bellevue St. Michaels Tred Avon Miles John Mills Talbot County Allen Mills Millstown

Eels Held by Dam In Their Migration Up Susquehanna

Eels moving upriver in the Susquehanna are blocked by McCalls Ferry dam. Many drinkable pools on the York county side show eels crawling on rocks as they attempt the northward migration. Few reach the Lancaster county fishway, and experts urge action to move eels around the dam.

Susquehanna Susquehanna River McCalls Ferry York County Lancaster County Meehen York

Motherhood and the need for proper preparation

An editorial urging women to prepare for childbirth with medical care to avoid postnatal shocks and nervous strain. It stresses that a healthy mother leads to healthier children, warns against unprepared experiences, and offers confidential advice from Mrs. Pinhiaut in Lynn as guidance.

Lydia KF. Dinkins

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