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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1909
Page
3
The column records social visits, church notices, and illness in Jefferson, Chestnut Grove, Freaglesville, Wolvsville, and nearby areas. It mentions Miss Apa Thrashers recovery, visits by Mrs. Lewis and Dr. Crum, and church services at St Matthew's Lutheran, with Ladies Aid plans and Home Mission events.
A historical notice describes a two story bungalow design with first and second floor plans. The house measures about twenty five by twenty eight feet excluding the basement and stairs. Cost to build is listed at $2,200 not including plumbing, with promotional specifics for plans No. 98H offered at $10.
The page reports a quilting party at Mr. Jacob Warrenfeltris with attendees incl John D. Dubie and Miss Emma Wolfe among others. It notes preaching at the Lutheran church next Sunday morning by Rev J W Strdupy and at 2 pm by Rev J My Head. It lists frequent visits and social exchanges in New Market and nearby areas, plus a freight wreck fatality in Newark, New Jersey coming later.
Nov 8 report from Schuylkin County notes foxes overrunning the area with rabies risk and harming game birds. Bounty on foxes will not be restored for two years amid ongoing discussions over hunting and protection.
Fourteen year old Leon Saber was struck by a freight train in Redding. His legs were severed and he was reported dying at the scene.
Snow falls in Harrisburg area with temperatures dropping over twenty degrees. The piece credits persistent newspaper advertising for business success, noting early ventures by owners and the impact of ads on the market.
Pennsylvania farmer Caleman R. Sober, dubbed the chestnut king of Sequylvania, touts grafted chestnut trees as a superior, long term investment. He notes his grove nears 700 acres and claims grafted trees yield up to 300 bushels per year per acre, with potential for higher returns versus wheat.
A jumbled ad style passage promotes a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims foods ferment poorly, causing heartburn belching and gas, and promises to soothe the stomach to restore nourishment and strength.
A garbled account discusses walnut trees, grafting, spring care, and harvest timing. It mentions keeping land clear of brush, the desire to invest, and demand changes due to a short crop and warm weather, with references to Platt and New York workers.
A US Forest Service bulletin highlights preservative treatment as vital to extend wood life, reduce forest drain, and curb timber loss from decay, fire, and pests. It notes current timber quality declines, rising post and fencing costs, and argues widespread treatment could save billions of feet of timber annually.
A two year old trotting colt named Guy Audubon sold in Concord for 20000 dollars to S Peck of Waterbury. The horse is sired by Audubon Boy with a 1 69 1 4 pace and out of Gaiety Girl. In separate news a family of three died in a house fire in Collingwood Ontario with James Daud his wife and mother in law among the dead.
Ambiguous notes describe a scene with scattered phrases and names creating a fragmented summary. Reads like OCR noise with few clear factual anchors and no coherent event or entities to anchor a full report.
A fragmentary OCR style passage evokes a jumbled scene with stray phrases about a boy, a Miata, calls, and a pale bird or feather imagery. It references a London Standard tone but offers no clear events or names to pin to a story.
Readable parts show stray names and phrases such as Emma and Marienbad with scattered dialogue about a dressmaker and fashion, suggesting a fragmented literary or gossip note from The News.
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