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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
2
In a charged discussion, Mr. O'Connor argues that Ireland's governance must rest with its own people. He warns against continued British rule, cites past reforms and education as key to progress, and criticizes both the government and the Lords.
A damaged OCR fragment names local individuals and actions around a 3 AM hour, mentioning Sir Bradley and a wave of craft or activity. The text is garbled and uncertain, providing few concrete details beyond the cryptic reference to nighttime events and names.
Governor Frear asks the territorial legislature to consider amendments to the organic act. Changes include limiting homestead entries to eighty acres, restricting public lands, and shifting land allotment to Lot systems. Expected passage hinges on congress approval. patrol and police conduct also feature amid concerns over drunkenness and enforcement.
A fragmented notice outlines Protestant churches and advertisements in the community. It mentions January activities, paper advertising, and publication chains for posters and literature. It references various entities like VETS and Boca, with scattered names and phrases indicating periodicals and billboards.
An old advertisement touts Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets as the great remedy for acute indigestion and chronic dyspepsia. It claims immediate relief and emphasizes soothing healing of inflamed stomach membranes with a preparation rich in pepsin and digestive aid. The copy cites a physician’s endorsement and insists regular use ensures digestion and relief.
A fragmentary OCR passage discusses first mortgage bonds in a historic financial context. It references terms like bond, presence of the term inn tle, and estimates of member value. The readable portions mention committees and assessment of bond value in relation to railroading assets.
The Firat is described as a vast 84 foot long car built in 184 with the moniker the Moneer. Builder boasts alphabetic telters and notes he will exhaust them. It toured Chicago and Alton shops costing about $18,000, surpassing typical railroad coach prices by far.
The passage describes the naming and renaming of the southern tip of Africa known as the Cape of Good Hope. It notes Vasco da Gama sailing past the Cape after reaching Calicut and opening the sea route to India, with the cape earning a new name Cabo de Boa Esperança.
A garbled excerpt shows characters speaking in a rural dialect about daily matters and a neighbor returning from the woods with an injury. The scene includes calls like Bello Steve and casual questions about a dog and someone’s condition, but names and full context are unclear.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Mabel and Nelber with scattered words about English prandiagiatian mistakes and a cut up stream of phrases. References to Ferg, Cleveland, Harris, and The News appear as stray names amid broken sentences, with no coherent narrative or date.
In Walkersville a civil injunction hearing was held at noon before Judge Worthington. The Water Company seeks to stop tapping Israel's Creek and drawing water to supply its plant, claiming harm to the plaintiff's lawful water use for business. The company has laid pipes toward the town but not yet connected to the dam. the court issued a brief advisory restraining order for a few days. Stoner & Weinberg represented the plaintiff. Cobrentz, Waters and Brown named as defendants.
The Sunbury Daily reports the death of Samuel Rockefeller, son of Lewis and Katherine Rockefeller, in Sunbury Pa. He lived previously in Galitzin and Wilherding, planned to retire, and had built a large front street home, Stock Rockefeller & Wiles. He is survived by his wife Harried and three daughters Katherine Mary and Marguerite. The article notes business ventures, including a dry goods store, and references a patent granted to A O Rahke and G G Davies for freight-car hangers.
A report from John Hashiton of the Farmers Institute highlights Agriculture Department plans to train rural women in domestic science and home management. It notes large numbers of country women lack facilities, calls for winter schools, demonstration schemes, expert advisers, and publications tailored to rural households, with institutes for women expanding nationwide and international comparisons cited.
fragmentary notes describe a group seeking ten year support and local funding for a 4H project near Spokane Seattle and Fort Townsend. references to individuals Buckley Chonberg Sconberg and Andie interior of America and minimal resources, a spoonful of nuggets and ten dollar amounts appear in garbled OCR.
The Wilkesboro court invites county clergy to help form juries by naming parishioners reducing political influence. A separate incident reports a hawk and a weasel killing each other after a mistaken exchange in Falfield WJ, near Easton Trowbridge's farm.
A Kansas State Agricultural College poultry study tracked pullet feeding vs egg output. Leghorns laid 172 eggs in one trial, average 152, with total egg value about 25.50 after feed costs. Despite high grain prices, net profit per fowl remained positive, roughly 17 dollars.
Frederck Buckey of Frederick Maryland testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills cured his severe postwar kidney and backache. He describes relief after three boxes from C B Mait's drug store and notes no trouble since 1909. Foster Milburn Buffalo is agent. remember the name Doans.
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