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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1909
Page
3
A historical essay traces Dr William Osler's rise at Johns Hopkins and his impact on American medicine. It notes initial Baltimore skepticism, then admiration from peers and students who followed his methods and spurred medical exploration.
The National Horse Show in New York features international contenders from Britain France Belgium and the United States. Displayed are horses of note from Altershot and Fort Lere with elaborate decorative elements including blue draped roofs and ornate box fronts, chandeliers and lattice work across the garden.
Wireless chess activity advances at University of Pennsylvania and Princeton with a recent wireless game won by Witan Be Whelen of Philadelphia. The forthcoming series will be the first of its kind, linking the two campuses by wireless telegraphy during winter conditions.
Indiana trader John W. Jogle, famed as the barefoot merchant of Jona near Decker, plans a move to New Mexico to grow his country business. His nickname arose after he discarded shoes from May to October, boosting his local renown. A memorial tablet project at Cornell University honors Professor Marvin, drowned on a Penns expedition.
A feeble bookworm and a lively wife spar over travel and mood. A plan to cure him with a tonic coin leads to a trip on a train where the man is cured and regains his vigor, ending with happiness and a joyous refrain.
A stylish two by forty three foot gable roof cottage with cedar exterior, cement Cancrele porch, and terraced grounds. Features include ash and oak trim, ivory wool parlor and dining, birch ash and pine finishes, nickel hardware, electric bells, burgine aldema, and first class plumbing. Total cost including plumbing and tint white heating is $0 800.
A historical note describes a slang expression about making a noise during a New York National Guard tour at Peekskill around 1906. It recounts officers teaching enlistees clear enunciation and commands while privates mocked with chants, giving rise to phrases such as Make a noise like a hoop and roll away.
The text describes the ancient ritual of entering the emperor's presence where all visitors except royal blood wore common aloe leaf garments to humble themselves. Officials and nobles observed strict ceremony as they presented petitions under a gaze of subservience in Montezuma’s court.
A magazine editor recalls naturalist John Burroughs at dinner. A young writer shares a planned book about oyster intelligence. Burroughs jokes then tells a macabre tale about a corpse buried with a rosebush after chloroform, ending with a cat waiting at the door.
The piece captures a reader’s inflammatory dialogue contrasting boxing and college football. It argues football’s brutality rivals prizefighting and questions the acceptance of violence in sports. It cites Vern Jeffries as a touchstone in the debate.
A Chicago plan for an extended subway system shows a proposed budget of 880.900.0090 with officials outlining the scope and financial implications for the city’s transit future.
The advertisement promotes a home remedy for backache and kidney symptoms. It claims relief from frequent urination, fatigue, and discomfort, asserting a complete cure with a fifty-cent treatment. The product emphasizes safety and world coverage, urging readers to mail for a supply.
A Wilmington woman was shot and fatally wounded at her Sixth Street residence after a man she argued with entered the house and fled when police arrived. The assailant is believed to have fled the scene following the shooting.
New York newspaper says boxer Jeff Nasal operation by Dr McCoy corrected nasal passages. Surgeon announced Nas will breathe freely after repair of interior nasal cavity damage described as broken and swollen parts.
Fragmentary OCR text describes a digging course and temple work with references to a ground, bees, and a young ace bred. Specific names, dates, places, or events are unreadable, preventing a clear historical item.
Incomplete text references a London mill and possible changes in production or ownership. Mentions progeny and exhaustion with garbled wording. Contains no clear events, dates, or names beyond speculative “London Mill” and “Pine.”
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