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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1909
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR describes secretaries and officials in the White House handling communications. Mentions telegraph and telephone links, maintenance of electrical bonds, and centralized message HQ under presidential staff. Details are garbled but focus is on official communications infrastructure.
The article discusses U.S. diplomacy focused on South America, naming Buchanan as the preferred envoy for negotiations involving Argentina, Chile, and Panama. It notes the treaty framework with the United States as central and praises the appointed official for handling delicate rate matters amid cross‑border talks.
Reported in a regional industry gathering undertakers and coffin makers vow higher retail prices while dealers warn of price cutting. Stakeholders claim rising costs and plentiful supply push fees up as competition heats.
A New York heiress faced a strict budget as her father limits clothing spending to about $50,000 annually. She must economize, with estimates suggesting potential cuts to $30,000 or less, despite wealth and reputation.
A large husking event aims to attract about 1,000 workers to Boitos Plana in New Kingston. The Vermont route will be affected as the organizers prepare for the grand corn pulling, with provisions for handling the red ears.
Fragile OCR fragment hints at a foreign resident community in Argentina tied to wealth and power. Mentions Buenos Aires and a “Death List” in baseball context. Readable content is limited. details are unclear and names or dates are not recoverable.
An article notes an American Rice Pars Association push aiming to promote rice as a staple and to boost demand for home grown rice. It argues rice cooking methods should showcase Southern Carolina and Charleston styles, and suggests profit incentives for growers to share crops to gain national recognition and market reach.
A discussion notes that modern American slang derives wealth from daily life rather than scholars, shaping language through industry progress sports terms and public affairs. It cites examples like big curves in baseball and government by megaphone as evidence of a vibrant tongue reflecting national temperament.
Baltimore preacher Mr JE WE Bite will speak at Trinity ME Church South this evening in support of the missionary movement. A Grace midweek service is noted for 7, with Bent a Mor expected to speak. Delaware weather notes predict a cold spell with huts and primrose abound.
The document presents motor vehicle duties including vehicle registration fees by horsepower, dealer and certificate costs, and penalties. It details license eligibility, age restrictions, and speed limits across urban and rural areas, plus required equipment and bell horn regulations for motor vehicles and motorcycles.
A New Jersey farmer near Great Notch reports a phonograph in the barnyard increased milk yield. Different tunes influenced the cows’ milking, with some causing calm or distraction and others prompting high output. After experimenting, he discarded the machine when cows reacted violently to certain records, noting music must be quick and lively to engage cattle.
In Wilkes-Barre Pa a man is arrested as a suspect in a murder case. Police report contain details of the arrest and charges filed as investigations continue.
Tommy Leach, star outfielder of the champion Pittsburgh club, is linked to a notable pig farm near Pittsburgh. Reports say he has developed a hog operation with about $5000 tied up in livestock and improvements since last spring, drawing attention to local farming ventures and the ballplayer's outside interests.
An advertisement for Liblets promotes relief from stomach derangements, indigestion, and dyspepsia. It guarantees refunds if not satisfied after reasonable use and claims broad customer benefit. Available in three sizes 250 500 and 1000 box at The Rexall Store J A Williamson North Market Street Frederick.
The undersigned, CHARLES JT. DOLL, Trust 2e,7 Th. Deana, Auctioneers, announces a sale of a farm tract near the mile pike. The description references a 100 acre parcel with a mortgage or security terms, annual payments or cash option, and the court involvement for sale approval.
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