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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1909
Page
2
Fragments describe Yale and Princeton football scenes with talk of next year's team and which players graduate. The dialogue touches on New Haven rivals, a coach’s plan, and unidentified figures debating 400 picks for Yale's future.
A veteran observer argues basketball trained players adapt to football's onfield demands. He cites the shift from high passes to low throws, quicker line plays, and receivers who mug the ball with tacklers in pursuit. The piece highlights how forward passes and field play evolved by 1900.
A fragmentary score report notes Peederiek High Mahan and Frederlott players, withFrederick, Zager, Witter, Hanutt, Kalle, Jonen, Robinson and Kane mentioned. The final score shows Bebool eleven defeating Fraderiek 17 to 0 after two 20 minute halves.
Eastern College football overwhelms M C A at Maneasas Va scoring 38 points to none. The heavy opponents opened with two touchdowns in twenty minute halves and added five more in the second half on straight plunges and forward work.
A fray at the YMCA gym Friday night saw the M A A squad defeat the Beavers in a fast basketball bout. Lineups included Hendrickson and Rees for the Beavers and Zeigler, Derr, and Schroeder for the M A A team with Hendricks credited for points.
A brief local notice reports an epidemic of linkeye eye disease affecting children and older adults. The piece notes disease period and health concerns, urging attention from residents and authorities.
The notice lists diverse Federal posts from solar physics to geology and medical supervision. Applicants need technical training, three years of relevant experience, and health clearances, with salaries from about 840 to 4 200 dollars annually.
Ohio land baron Valentine Christ owns extensive holdings in Cuyahoga county and lives frugally on ten cents a day. He rents none, cooks and cleans himself, and only spends more when visiting friends or at free lunch stands. Born in Germany, he came to Cleveland at 14, saved from poverty, bought a single slot at a sheriff sale, and built his fortune from there.
Dr G A Gayerot declares hypnotic therapy influenced Robert Simpacs during a Newark exhibition in Botisterei N J. Amber Everton from Newark boasts the sub conscious influence behind Simpacs life and death claims. The tale notes physicians and hypnotists warned death could be the cultural outcome.
The account describes doctors failing to prevent a death after an operator’s dangerous psychological suggestion. It cites historical experiments where suggestion allegedly drove patients to death, noting fear and moral concerns among the medical team.
University of Michigan will offer a 210 hour program in natural resources conservation in the engineering department beginning second semester this year. Students earning the degree will receive a Master of Conservation Engineering, the first time such a course has been offered at any university and tied to Roosevelt era national resource conservation efforts.
In Wausau Wisconsin young men form a nightly parade of calls to visit different young women. The week’s hostess with the most fussing suitors is crowned the belle, a playful social custom seen as a ward against courting excess.
A fragmented clipping blames a hookworm for widespread illness among children and mentions doctors and excuses. It references a New York publication and uses scattered phrases about homework, dishes, and social labels. The text is garbled but centers on blame for illness.
A 1900s engineering critique questions cheap molded concrete houses as a real, scalable solution. The piece notes promising lab results from Edison-like designs but warns the method remains experimental and may require gradual development rather than abrupt, revolutionary change.
An advertisement extols Rexall Orderlies as a painless, non habit forming laxative for constipation available in two tablet sizes. It promises satisfaction with a money back guarantee and notes suitability for children and the elderly, emphasizing ease of use and non irritant ingredients. The ad also markets retail remedies and urges readers to place small ads in The News for quick results.
Montclair resident George W. Da Cunha receives commendations for proposal to use chance to pair marriageable individuals. The idea, circulated in a New York department store circle, suggests lotteries to match partners, drawing heated responses from supporters and critics.
New York reports a safe blown open in the Tenderloin at 1269 Broadway. About $4000 in cash depends, beardes and a watch, plus checks and post office money orders, were stolen before police arrived. In Jamaica Kingston, a great storm caused heavy floods and wind losses, with at least thirty deaths reported and damages around 7 million dollars.
The undersigned will sell at public sale at the Court House door in Frederick City Maryland on Saturday November 27 1904 at 12 o clock noon four building lots and the farm described. The sale includes a commodious dwelling barn corn house two wagon sheds blacksmith shops and a lime and water supply. The farm of about 100 acres lies along the Woodsboro turnpike near Woodsboro and the northern road. Purchasers may pay one third cash with notes for balance and the terms are per court order with provisions for possession April 1. The auctioneers are H R Lease and Charles J Dol trustee.
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