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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1909
Page
4
The article critiques General Wood's annual report noting calls to reestablish the army canteen. It references officers in the Department of the East and focuses on the perceived novelty and rationale behind the recommendation, highlighting journalistic summaries of the debate and the likely objections from officers.
The fragmentary text hints at a local event or notice involving a group or team. Readable entities include Ares, Apes, Oper, Peeve, Campelgy, Mowe. Details are unclear. cannot confirm dates or locations.
A garbled montage recalls critics debating whiskey rules and food experts on distilling from grain to garbage. The Washington Star and Cleveland Leader quotes mingle as a husband jokes his wife fled home, while others discuss what whiskey is not.
An analysis of major express companies shows profits widely inflated by large surpluses and generous dividends. Wells Fargo Express reportedly earned 53 percent profit and built a 24 million dollar surplus on an 8 million dollar capital. Shareholders receive cash and stock bonuses while public service pricing appears excessive. The piece accuses intercompany railroad ties and anti parcels post lobbying of enabling high charges.
Youth seek joy and future prizes on unknown voyages beyond hotels. The piece reflects on joy, hope, memories of Joan and youthful hearts. It notes that deafness cannot be cured by local applications and cites Cheney as publisher.
A touring stage company presents a romantic pioneer drama Daniel Boone at the City Opera House. The production features real wolves and Indians, dramatic mountain settings, and the siege of Boone and Elizabeth Zane with daring escapes and dramatic climaxes.
The annual Thanksgiving assembly at Abe Masonia Temple featured chaperones Charles Roheback George Edward Smith and Mrs George Ross. Guests included Mr and Mrs Adtan Posey Miss Poary Mr Stone Posey of La Plita Md Mr and Mrs Philip Lee Migz Lee of Baltimore Doctor Perry and Mr Ashton Stouffer. The event showcased apricot satin bridesmaid gowns and music by the Frederick Select Orchestra. Supper by Mrs Mulinix complemented the festive mood with attendees from Baltimore Washington Hagerstown and the West Columbia area.
Fragmented notes mention a walk from Predecloke to Capital City and a veteran walker. Details are garbled with misread words, but reference a bingo event and a 4 oclock timing. Readable facts are sparse and names or places are not reliably identifiable.
A fragmentary obituary record notes the death of 54 year old paryeisis Of thee Beart, of Dili avenue, with details of early work in canning, clerkship at United States Express office, and membership in several Masonic and Knights Templar bodies. Survived by wife Elizabeth Muland and others. Funeral arrangements unclear. Also reports the death of Mrs Amanda Browning at age 75, with funeral at Providena church, Kemptown, services by Rev Keen, pallbearers listed, interment in St John’s cemetery. Brief notices of Joseph Bléphaas dying at home from apoplexy, and John Owens of Alameda, Cal., dying at 84, with family connections and burial in Alameda. Finally mentions Ermina Meta Jones of Linganore dying of diphtheria at age 6, with burial at Locust Grove Cemetery and a local school appointment update.
Quotations furnished by Frederick County November 20 1999 list farm goods with prices for corn hay wheat and feed. New Ear Corn 60 0200 per bushel. flour winter wheat 6.50. spring wheat 6.00 to 8.60. cotton seed meal 25.60 per ton. timothy clover seeds 2.00 to 3.26 per bushel. hay prices 14.00 to 18.00 per ton. oats 10.00 to 12.00. buckwheat 1.20 to 1.40 per lb. cornmeal 1.76 to 1.00.
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