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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
4
The fragment notes newspaper advertisements and notices in the Chesapeake and Potomac paper. It mentions readers in the United States to send letters and telegrams, with Mail and Postmes at Frederick, Maryland, and indicates the Sept 1, 1910 issue.
At a London convention a speaker urged a general international strike if war breaks out. The tactic would force obedience to peace by halting munitions and production, though patriotism and defense duties could complicate implementation. Historical wars were often fought for monarchs and conquest rather than necessity.
The text extols education as a key driver of liberty and social welfare, noting public schools shape citizens and that the U S system lacks a central minister but relies on the Commissioner of Education. It highlights the Bureau of Education’s role, its research, and calls for funding and support amid interest in spiritualism research following Harvard's Will James death.
A fragment discusses lawmakers in Maryland debating ethics and questionable practices. The excerpt notes that some officials find the issue amusing while the Star highlights concerns about conduct and oversight. The text reflects skeptical public sentiment toward political propriety.
A collage of short jokes and quips from multiple papers including the New Zealand Free Lance the Boston Transcript the Buffalo Express and Harper’s Weekly. The snippets feature wordplay social banter and humorous exchanges about summer plans manners Latin at seven and a messenger proposal with light domestic wit.
A York Daily fragment warns that a large army of parasitic insects persists in homes and will resurface next spring. It urges strong measures to reduce their strength, noting dangers from poisonous materials and the risk of infestation spreading to commerce and abroad.
A garbled poem-like piece extols workers toiling toward a Market Street fair. It invokes sun and effort, promising victory and biscuits as the men persevere toward a public event or celebration in a tough, rhythmic voice.
A lyrical verse fragment recalls a timeless kiss awakening the soul and altering fate. Images of wind, sunlight, death, and time intertwine as love's sublime touch provokes ecstatic joy and sorrow. The piece references shifting seasons, ethereal flight, and a bridge between earthly life and immortal sentiment.
In the Oxpbhona Court the case on alleged concealment of property in the estate of Charles A. Tucker's heirs involved Mrs. Bren. The proceedings aimed to extract knowledge about ownership of seal gowns and two sealed gems. Mrs. Brengle admitted knowing the sister's coat and claimed no further possession of the property. The hearing, including testimony from Edward Tucker and others, continued with focus on a diamond ring and a gold watch. The materials in equity were sold as an entirety for 28.05 per acre to Martina Beall of Washington. Edward Sharpe won top premiums for several pens of white Wyandotte chickens at Rockville Fair.
A fragment from a New York market item advertises a medical salve claimed to cure skin conditions and burns. It cites a Western Pharmacy and a mother’s claim of efficacy for rheum fever and related ailments.
Second tank car of oil for Frederick streets arrived via B and O Railroad today though rain will delay dust layer removal for a day. Independent Electric's auto engine was towed to John H Abbott's shop for repairs after breakdown.
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