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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1909
Page
2
Readable bits show recipe steps for pumpkin pie bread lemon cake and chicken pie with eggs, butter, sugar, flour, and seasonings alongside a report on Mount St Marys vs Lebanon Valley football noting Mount St Marys' defense and late scoring. Names include Parrett and Wymard.
A fragmented town column from 1910 blends holiday anticipation with local events. It notes Christmas preparations, church decorations, Sunday schools, concerts, theater offerings, skating and basketball at Lake View, and community groups meeting across Frederick. Mentions Roosevelt Taft politics lightheartedly and hints at autumn gatherings, sickness, and cheerful urban life as winter nears.
The clerk lists marriages performed in October by numerous ministers across the county. Names include Rev. HH Lawar, Rev. Dr E R Bekineh, Rev. Stock, Rev. John Paul Tyler, Rev. Charles Reinewald, Elder P D Fahrnby, Rev. E L Moin, Rev. W Erown, Rev. J W Riragore, Rev. Kane, Rev. Atville Connier, Rev. Aaron M Gluch, Rev. Wayne H Bowers, Rev. Tunac M Matter, Elder John Bowlus, Rev. Arthur N Null, and many others in towns such as Enmitaburg Middletown Adametown Em taburg and more. Some entries note licenses not returned for ex.
A Hoyneeville Ohio woman, Mrs James Duncan, says years of suffering from indigestion and kidney trouble ended after trying Electric Bitters. She reports regaining appetite and strength, able to eat again, and credits the remedy for her recovery after doctors offered little help. The ad notes the product costs 50 cents at Pearre's.
The piece outlines a bustling market with varied demand and supply. Farmers face high costs and cautious selling as prices rise for pumpkins, apples, beans, pumpkins, and fish while beef and pork show steady ranges. The tone captures a tight market with consumers seeking bargains and vendors noting cautious optimism.
The Denver Republic lauds Lornee W. Clarke general manager of the Rio Grande for swiftly resolving a Western Slope fruit crisis. He reorganized shipments, secured engine and refrigerator car power, and arranged rapid carrier agreements with Gould and Harriman lines to move apples east and to Pacific routes. His actions saved the fruit season and earned high praise from Colorado’s rail and fruit sectors. Say you saw it in The News.
Readings recitations and debates dominated meetings of multiple literary societies on Friday and Tuesday afternoons. Officers were elected for several clubs including the Clover Leaf, Belles Lettres Library Society, Alcot, and Girls High School society, with judges and critics reported for each event.
A Frederick Maryland reader praises Doan’s Kidney Pills for curing kidney trouble after six months of backache and nocturnal urinary symptoms. The notice urges others to buy through local dealer C E Main and Foater-Milburn Co of Buffalo, New York, as agents.
A vintage ad promotes Pape's Diuretic as a sole remedy for backache and urinary problems. It claims quick relief from rheumatic twinges, dizziness, and nocturnal urination, urging readers to buy from any drugstore with guaranteed safe, effective results. The piece cites testimonials and expert approval to bolster trust in this over the counter tonic.
A Baltimore board of trade formed at Euston. Dr J F Heiss Bae resigns as editor of the Baltimore Methodist. A Cumberland police probe sparks sensational disclosures. A 12 year old colored girl found dead in Palmer’s woods near Gheenphcake Junction, Peines Georges county, throat cut. Guy L Beeler, junior in I S Beelys Son firm, Hagoretown, dies by self-inflicted gunshot. Rev Yeary S Thompson named to succeed Rev Dr Charles S Baker at Glyndon’s Methodist Episcopal church. Fidelity and Deposit Co buys adjacent Charles street site in Baltimore for 820000, a record price. Bruno Richter, Baltimore real estate man, arrested on four counts of converting 20000 to his own use after grand jury action.
Frederick High School Splinters defeated the Prederek Scrubs in a cited afternoon clash. The score and lineup details appear garbled, but Splinters dominated each quarter with key players listed in scattered names and positions. Officials included a referee Schley and umpire Knock.
At a large meeting of the Frederick Baseball Association board of governors last night at the Postal Telegraph office a bazar is set for the second week in February. Junior Wall leads organizers with enthusiastic support from lovers of the game and volunteers from India who will run the event. Hope runs high for a successful bazar and a winning 1910 season.
The Y M C A football eleven travels to Eastern College in Managsas, Virginia, this afternoon after leaving this morning and returning Monday. Coach Sparrow of Frederick baseball team arranged the game. he also plays quarterback for the Y M C A squad. Also, Frederick High School and students head to Hagerstown to play a return football match with Hagerstown High School this afternoon.
The Emmitsburg Broom Company, recently reorganized and shut down for a period, will resume operations within a few days with Mr. ageee Zimmerman serving as president and general manager.
Charles A Castle buys a Rockwell Terrace lot from ex Senator Frank A Norwood for 2400 dollars and plans a fine residence soon. Also mentions local cures and trade notices for cement work and decorative stone in Fredericksburg and Selbyport areas with various names and prices.
Trustee to sell at public sale at Frederick City Court House doors on Saturday December 11 2009 at 4 o clock am a tract of land in Lewistown District Frederick County Maryland part of a tract conveyed to Daniel Sunday by Williamson J Ross trustee. Describes boundaries and deeds with dates and records. Terms include half cash on ratification six months balance with interest or all cash with a $190 deposit. Auctioneers listed and address references appear.
Public sale announced for a farm with 43 improved outbuildings, dwelling house, bank barn, shop, and water, plus 100 acres of growing wheat to pass to the buyer. Terms: one third cash, balance in two annual notes with interest. possession April 1. Also sale of building lots fronting a pike near Frederick, cash terms, with four 40 by 80 foot lots and a 20 foot alley to be shared.
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