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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1909
Page
4
The text reports John D Rockefeller funding a five year aggressive campaign against hookworm in the South with up to one million dollars. Commissioners will manage funds after conditions in the South are agreed, citing widespread infection and its impact on health and development.
Fragmented OCR text notes remarks by Atty Roosevelt and Cockran amid New York and Ames campaigns. Mentions slime accusation, Legion and Bal Boutke, with implied political contention and notable figures referenced in a Baltimore-leaning publication.
A garbled collage of 19th century newspaper snippets shows a desperate forger admitting guilt, a weary editor accepting a poet seeking work, a hotel clerk questioning a guest, and a Wall Street quip about doing business. The pieces read like a collage of transient vignettes across Boston Chicago Washington.
The piece argues prison can steady minds and aid rehabilitation for bankers like Charles Mordannel and John Walsh. It cites Walsh regaining fortune after debt relief and a railroad sale, and Mordannel stabilizing finances and steam assets post-conviction, praising adversity’s profitable edge.
Poetic fragment reflects longing and existential search as a speaker gazes at the sea and stars seeking calm, strength, and purpose. The text intertwines lyric musings with a tale of fate and inner turmoil, mentioning a writer and a medical cure as interwoven elements.
Local pastors announce sermons and Sunday school times at multiple churches including Saint Johns Catholic, Evangelical Lutheran, All Saints Episcopal, United Brethren, Grace Reformed, and several Methodist and Baptist congregations. Notable items include Rev E H Lamar preaching at 10 30 a m at the Methodist Episcopal, union Lpworth League service at 7 p m, and various choir, sermon, and Sunday school times.
The closing Democratic gathering in the city at the campaign headquarters drew a large crowd last night. Ex Senator Jacob Rahrbach led the meeting praising Judge Worthington and urging intelligent voters to back Democratic candidates while attacking Republican spending and race- based rhetoric.
The Democratic County Central Committee met at headquarters with broad county representation. Discussions covered campaign matters and each district was urged to mobilize for the fall election next Tuesday.
Quotations corrected October 11 1900 list farm prices for Wheat Corn Oats Barley and various Hay and feed items. Prices cover No 2 Red Wheat to 113 cents per bushel and dairy feeds to 33 per ton, Potatoes to 85 cents per bushel, and seeds Timothy Clover high and low ranges for buyers.
Brief fragments report excavation for a Brew ery alley water pipe, a trotting horse sale near Tramsville, and garbled commentary about local opinion and a payer dispute. The readable items hint at municipal work and a trustee sale but lack coherent details or dates.
A storekeeper Mr. Veal claims his wife Myra Veal used Aids Indale’s Cough Elixir for coughs croup and sore throat with relief. He asserts prior patent medicines failed and warns of serious outcomes without this remedy. The note names several local figures and places in a dated testimonial.
Stocks drifted in New York trading with uneven results while Molter Bry Co faced shifts in demand. Analysts cited tentative investor sentiment and broader economic signals shaping daily fluctuations.
A mixed string of financial figures and old market notes. Includes New York bank statement data from October 1900 and Baltimore stock market prices from October 1909. Also contains stray quotes and a medical advertisement reference to Bromo Quinine tablets.
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