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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1919
Page
6
Fragmentary text from Frederic MD newspaper page fragment mentions Frederick and a printing and manufacturing association. No clear event, date, or names beyond partial references. Unable to determine a concrete news item from readable content.
A Department of Labor report by Bouton MacKaye argues unemployment must be reduced and natural resources more accessible to raise production. It outlines a plan linking farm communities, forestry, public power, organized transport and markets, and a Public Construction Service to shift workers from cities to land development and industrial flow.
A 1919 editorial urges strong rapid response to riots in Omaha and Boston. It calls for six special police or home guards per community, prompt reorganization of state militias, and readiness to ship forces to cities. It warns unchecked riots fuel crime and that today’s rioter may become tomorrow’s burglar or highwayman.
Poem recounts a man fixated on cosmic doom from sun expansion to ice age and ecological collapse, contrasted with everyday labor. A rough comic interlude shows the ordinary life of washing, wages, and domestic toil, ending with a byline.
Last evening Mizpah Chapter members surprised Judge John A. Lynch at his home to honor his 50th year as a Mason and his 74th birthday. A goldenrod bouquet and two large cakes marked the jubilee, with Mrs. Lynch also in attendance. Miss Nannie Delaplaine visits Mrs. Caroline Markell. May Hagan leaves for Baltimore to study stenography. Josiah Pierce and family return from Dahlgren, South Mountain.
The rabies cause lies in a one celled Negri body discovered by Negri in 1904. Detection uses brain tissue stained with Giemsa to confirm infection. Immediate brain analysis after dog bites speeds treatment and improves recovery chances. English quarantine and Buhlet Hog laws curtailed rabies. no cases in England since 1903 until the 1919 outbreak, likely spread by soldiers' dogs crossing the Channel.
A poem extols the power and joy of work by Angela Morgan, praising labor’s heat and. The report prefaced by Secretary Wilson advocates conservation and public control of natural resources. It urges eliminating speculation and private appropriation, and securing land use rights with nonexclusive usufruct and public stewardship.
Paris dispatch reports King Victor Emmanuel of Italy signed a royal decree ratifying the German and Austrian treaties. A separate Baltimore fire at the Standard Guano Company plant in Curtis Bay killed two workers and caused about 1.8 million dollars in damage.
The State Roads Commission of Maryland will repair macadam streets in Frederick linking state roads if the city pays now and is reimbursed by the state by April or in spring. Streets include East Patrick from the railroad tracks to the fair grounds and West Patrick to city limits. A special meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen will decide.
A US agriculture bureau report urges simple shoe care to double leather life. Experts say treat shoes with warm grease or oil, brush and wash, then rub thoroughly nightly. Rubber heels and composition soles warned against oil exposure. work shoes may use neatsfoot or petroleum-based greases.
A Dodge sedan carrying Mrs. Lorenzo Mullinix Mrs. D John Markey and her daughter Betty Markey Mrs Lee A Radcliff and her daughter Marianna Radcliff and Mrs Robert Delaplaine slid over an eight foot embankment near Jefferson. Mullinix and Radcliff suffered cuts and sprains but no one was seriously hurt. The group escaped with shock and nervousness as they were brought home after the eight foot drop.
Little Catherine Knott of Thurmont was run over by a Velie driven by Miss Amy Bapst while children crossed between parked cars in front of the Methodist church. The girl was knocked unconscious briefly but showed signs of improvement, with doctors saying no bones broken and internal injuries not evident as she recovers at home.
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