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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1909
Page
4
A fragment suggests investigation into a distant administration stance. References to a prehistoric man, Ohio origins, and a Sugar Trust link hint a public dispute over resource preservation and peace. Revered officials indicate intent to expose wrongdoing at the customs house.
The piece discusses Dr. Eliot’s plea for public conservation of energy sources in America, emphasizing coal fields in Alaska and the West, water power, and the need to curb monopolies. It notes that coordination between states, including New York with its water power, is essential and that condemnation could reclaim power resources to protect the public.
A garbled OCR item from a local page mentions Pears Sieh and an Upper area reference with RM Te Nes. Details are unclear but the fragment indicates a brief notice or item involving these names and location.
An odd, garbled clipping from the York, Pa. paper notes turkeys appearing plentiful in the south while England warns of threats to a bird’s extinction. The fragmentary report mixes misread phrases and appears to misstate events and places.
A collage of late 19th and early 20th century remarks resurfaces from Detroit News New York Sun Chicago Tribune and Cleveland Ledger, presenting snippets about manners education philosophy and social foibles. The fragments showcase humorous lines about pardon excuses fair questions and the value of education as observed in playful dialogue.
The Philadelphia Inquirer argues divorce should be permissible only for serious reasons that affect society, and must be granted openly to inform the public. It contends divorce reflects the heartstone of society, not convenience, and that public knowledge of causes serves as a warning to prospective couples.
Poem fragment portrays a performer who endures toil with cheer, lifting his burden and accepting trouble as a jest. He seeks victory, maintains a winning smile, and finally attains an immortal crown, as the narrator references The Crown and the Bookkeeper.
Dr Herman Pomeranz cites early medical curiosities showing trepanation across prehistoric skulls. He notes artifacts and bone disks, suggests religious or healing motives, and references historical reports by Prenteres and others in Europe.
The fifth annual State conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at the Hotel Belvedere in Baltimore. Mrs J Pem broke resignation plans as State Regent. officers were elected for the coming year and Annapolis was chosen as the next conference site.
Quotations from Frederick County Farmers Exchange show Wheat No 2 Red at 192 cents, corn 2.75 per bushel, oats 60 cents, barley 6.00 per bushel, various hay and straw prices, flour and meal rates for winter and spring wheat, mill feed costs, potatoes and seeds pricing, plus dairy feeds at 26 per ton. The listing includes miscellaneous notes on bundled rye and seed costs and references historical advertising anecdotes.
A London Tit-Bill tale relays Stephen Phillips's debut with Benson's company as Balthazar in Romeo and Juliet. Benson urges acting by impression over words, but Phillips forgets his lines, prompting Benson to finish the scene. The anecdote ends with a satirical jab about advertising and surplus capital.
The Board of Directors of the Farmers National Bank of Frederick Maryland declares a semi annual dividend of three percent payable November 18 1909. Checks will be mailed to shareholders.
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