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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1909
Page
4
A garbled OCR fragment references hookworm policy and a wedding, with uncertain names and places. It mentions Uncle Sam, trust policy, Lonesty, and possible characters Bont and Castallaxn, all presented as disjointed musings rather than a coherent event.
Baltimore reports discuss a proposed reform to end the practice of engrossing bills on large sheets. Governor Brown and a legislative committee support printing bills for public review. The change aims to reduce expense and political manipulation, with likely action by the House before adjournment.
Readable fragments hint at a ghostly visit or eerie room entry. Names and places are unclear, leaving a vague, atmospheric note about a spirit and company presence within a room.
Fragmentary city journal item notes a professor stating that fruit with skin on is as healthy as peeled. The dialogue mentions Meeker Yee and a talk about diets and marriage in a stage or social setting.
The New York World argues rising costs portend national decline while noting wages lag behind capital gains. Bradstreet figures show commodity prices up 50 percent over thirteen years, rents rising, and the workingman’s purchasing power eroding since the Civil War. calls for policy action and farming gains as remedies.
A fragmented poem page presents two autumn sonnets with hesitating lines about love, memory, and time. The text mixes garbled phrases and stray echoes of seasonal imagery, hinting at intimate reflection and poetic longing.
A heated debate over who should enforce Maryland’s pure food law surfaces as Governor’s commission, the State Board of Health, and the Medical Faculty clash on a three-member salaried board vs a single commissioner. The discussions, tied to the governance power and enforcement, reference Dr. Linthicum and the Faculty, the Drug Exchange of Baltimore, and the Maryland Agricultural College, with bills drawn by subcommittees and the Commission awaiting a December report.
Reports of a large grayish white bear seen in Blue Ridge area spur Monterey and Woodmont Hunt Clubs to organize a capture near Clearfield Pennsylvania. Witnesses include Clinton West of Western Maryland Railroad and several hunters who describe a very large animal. The group aims to trap the creature alive if possible or dead if necessary, tying to legends of a mysterious past disappearance near Clearfield.
A fragmented OCR line offers unclear text with garbled phrases and no identifiable event, date, or names. The readable portion provides no concrete facts to summarize into a news item or record.
Fragmentary notices report a Towson murder charge plea and manslaughter verdicts, plus multiple Maryland obituaries. figures include Samuel Johnston of Washington and Jacob J. Werner of Baltimore County, and a farm fire near Hagerstown.
John Wealay Eldridge of the Bank of Flook Gaver Leathernan Summers Grosspickle Co and Mehbie Teathehranny daughter of ME were married at East Chi i Devens by Rev By vie chore aboard night. Washington trip followed. Clarence Edward Dixon of Art Alty and Clara May Biser of Hy soem were united at a nearconsgeon Wednesday by Rev Hi. Lamar.
Governor Crothera yesterday appointed a Maryland commission to attend the National Conference of Uniform Legislation in Washington. Delegates named include Joseph D. Baker and Jacob Rohrback of Frederick, with Theodore Marbury Stevenson Williams and many others listed as members.
Market prices from Frederick show wheat at 113 per bushel and corn 3.00 per bushel. Timothy hay ranges 15.10 to 17.00 per ton with other hay and straw figures, oats 10 to 13 per bushel, and flour and meal prices listed for various quality grades. Prices include cotton seed meal and buckwheat, with notes on sacks and ton measures.
An old advertisement from Baltimore stock market pages touts a catarrh cure by ONE NEY and CO Toledo Ohio offering one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh caused by catarrh. The copy claims relief from nasal and ear symptoms through a proprietary treatment. The ad reads with marketing flourish and specifies contact in Toledo and Birmingham addresses.
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