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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1909
Page
2
An incomplete speech discusses suffrage progress, noting women's labor, militant tactics, and potential cabinet action. It references John Bell, Mrs Pankhurst, and cautions against violence while urging speed in securing votes for women and party support.
A chaotic tale reports a monster pie planned for President Taft during a Thanksgiving tour. Debates arise as Debbie Baleornen's union, recently striking with pig bakers, proposes baking the mega loaf at a co operative bakery started by the bakers. The event promises the largest loaf of bread ever made, colored by the monster pie.
Miss May Sutton, famed tennis player, asserts athletics are the best antidote for premature love and that girls should not marry before twenty five. She notes English wives are happier when older, discusses divorce, and praises athletic culture over society’s emphasis on fashion and dance. Harold Vanderbilt’s interest in Fleaver Sears is mentioned as an example of sporty appeal.
The Agricultural Department takes motion pictures of a Cornell poultry yard to educate farming audiences next winter. The Cornell hens are shown in the yard as students load straw, disinfect pens, fill seed hoppers, and operate incubators in a well managed scientific poultry environment. Country fairs may find the film especially interesting.
The article discusses the move to build railway mail cars entirely of steel to protect mail and clerks from train wrecks and fires. It notes steel construction eliminates woodwork and outlines protective framework components, reflecting safety improvements in postal train equipment.
George 8 Cotow, recently arrived in Juan to assume duties as governor of Forte Ico, is a key feature of a mission to persuade natives that American rule offers utmost order. Colton, a six foot two former businessman and soldier, has served in the Philippine Army and Santo Domingo customs, earning praise for calm, decisive leadership and deep knowledge of local peoples.
A fragmentary account describes a remarkably young American football team from Lake Borest HL dominant by wealth and age. Eleven boys, all under twelve, average about ninety pounds, claim status as the richest and highest reaching youth squad in the nation.
Dr C Milmip den Jones spoke at the opening of a Saturday event in Baltimore endorsing public health reform. He cited street cleanliness and housing conditions as factors in disease, urging the Health Commissioner Bosley to take immediate action and rally public sentiment for tighter standards.
County correspondence from Liberty Town lists residents visiting and returning home including Nisas Clara Buole from Gurmantown and Miss Edith Yakey from Lovetteville. It notes Te en Dr James Cole Sappington remodeling work on East Main Street and protracted services at the Methodist Episcopal church led by Rev O C Marriott with a quarterly conference on November 20 and district superintendent Rev J F Hesse preaching next Sunday morning. The article mentions visits by Rev J M Sheridan of the Maryland Methodist Protestant Conference, and a meeting of the Tip Creek Benevolent Society at the Moore Protestant church next Saturday, plus social visits by Albert Etalor, Edward Gilbert and son, Ruthie Jefferson, Howard Sparrow, Clifton M Millar and Mr Myers at various local homes.
Mr Isago 8, a prominent Emmitsburg citizen aged about 78, collapsed and died shortly after two o'clock in his stone store. He had operated a merchandise business in Emmitsburg since 1850 and was widely known. He is survived by his widow Mrs Julia Annoy and children Melam Edgar L Jeane M Robert L Miss Helen Anoan Mrs Anna Cook Mrs Emily Burton and Miss Sarah Zimmerman, all of Emmitsburg.
An advertisement extols Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as instant relief for acute indigestion caused by overloading after meals. It urges carrying the package, details tablet sizes, and notes availability at Rexall stores in Frederick and North Market Street.
A reader notes Diapepalin eases a bad stomach gas and hearthburn. The piece mentions relief from dyspepsia, dizziness, and foul breath, claiming the product cures out of order digestion and related symptoms.
Public sale on November 27 1909 offers building lots along the Turnpike with 20 foot rear alley and two 40 foot lots reserved for purchaser use. A separate November 17 1909 sale at Frederick Court House features a 267 acre farm near Woodsboro with a two story dwelling bank barn and outbuildings. Possession April 1 1910. Terms: one third cash, balance in two payments or all cash. Charles J Doll trustee.
A long pursuit of the purported lone bandit near Lewistown Pennsylvania involves a vast force. Pinkerton detectives and railroad security employ hundreds of men, dogs, and even temporary telephones in a bid to capture the suspect. A dozen officers, including H M Bearce and Smythe, coordinate from Lewistown with a large field staff and costly logistics.
Fragmentary OCR text lists household goods and items for sale with unclear names and scattered phrases. It mentions Frederick and terms like cash, with no clear dates, prices, or organized details to form a full notice.
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