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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1909
Page
4
A city debate centers on moving water intake points above residential areas to prevent pollution of Frederick’s water supply. Officials vow to fund protections at two thousand dollars, arguing current conditions threaten public health and the watershed.
Ad shorthand unreadable. readable fragment references a local league event and participants. No clear names, places, or dates emerge to form a precise record.
A garbled OCR passage presents fragmented dialogue and misread phrases. It includes stray names, partial sentences, and nonsensical lines about roses warmth and accusations, with no clear coherent event or report to summarize.
An essay extols the Englishman’s habit of civic vigilance as essential to freedom in America. It discusses historical character traits and the need for individuals to resist political or financial pressure and speak their minds.
The text presents a devotional medley praising harvest imagery and divine design. It references nature’s garden, faith, and gratitude for creation, with lines about summer, autumn, and the earth’s bounty as a spiritual bequest.
Fragmentary notes describe Patrick Glennat jailed under law grip after a court decision. A jailer faces 30 days and a monetary default is noted. Details mention a store erection project and local figures, but the text is heavily garbled.
Notes signed by a stranger offered permission to take items from homes in the eastern Ad ning county area during the past week. Residents say the man collected signatures for a supposed sale and then drove off with valuables, while papers report no money obtained and hint at the suspect avoiding capture.
Pupil turnout for the Prep Night School at Towenstein Wertheimer's store. The new term begins next Tuesday at 7.15 pm in Wondall's College with two rooms prepared by Prof Apple. Classes run Tuesday and Friday evenings. instructors include Miss May Hagan and Jack Quynn. Mrs. Davie Lowenstein is treasurer. Open to workers with daytime obligations. enrollment via Miss Hogan. Fifty one express desire to attend.
An advertisement extols Rexall Musu-Tone as a superior preventive remedy for coughs colds and catarrhal infections. It promises to strengthen the system to avoid illness and offers two sizes with prices and a money back claim if the medicine fails to work. The copy urges readers to shop at Rexall stores or order by mail.
Local meeting led by Mrs Woodward and Miss Koller discussed preparations for the State Convention in Hogerstown. Plans were made for a series of talks by Miss Garrett in Philadelphia on women and girls, starting November 4 at 2 o'clock in the W C T U room, with no charge, plus a session for high school girls.
Corrected October 27 1909 prices list various grains and feeds. Red and yellow shelled corn, white shelled corn, oats, rye, timothy, mixed hay, clover, straw and hay bundles with per bushel and per ton rates. Includes bids for barley and buckwheat and miscellaneous feed products with unit prices.
Baltimore stock market shows mixed moves with certain issues advancing while others slip. Bank and brokerage listings reflect gains in some blue chips as traders weigh earnings and market tone.
A cryptic social world item notes a Baltimore party in which guests enjoyed a late hour with refreshments. The fragment mentions Mina Avinn Flannery and Rick Bast Fourth Street among attendees, hinting at a light social scene from the period.
The obituary notes the death of Paulin May Koisell aged 13 months at Pitman New Jersey, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Koisell. Funeral held this afternoon at 2 and burial followed. Mrs Enigell formerly Nellie Cole of this city.
Fragmentary text references deposits and finance terms with names like Hartle and Carty. It mentions directors and a vice-president role, but details are unreadable.
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