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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1909

Page

4

North Pole Quest Draws Mixed Cheers and Caution

The article surveys reactions to Dr. Frederick Cook’s claim of reaching the North Pole, noting controversy and praise. It argues the achievement’s practical importance is limited, while celebrating courage and endurance. It mentions Walter Wellman’s shipboard attempt and Duke of Abruzzi’s royal opposition in marriage plans.

North Pole Frederick A. Cook Doctor Cook United States North Pote Pole

Maryland Fairs Highlighted in Baltimore News Briefs

Baltimore Sun notes Maryland fairs and the Maryland fair with attention to local events. The pumpkin topic resurfaces as a symbol of harvest, while readers reference the Maryland campaign opening September 2 16 and a mood shift toward business over eloquence in public discourse.

Maryland Baltimore Sun Baltimore _American Wes Baltimore Star

Minutes of merriness and stray conversation notes

The fragment records light chatter from various papers including Boston Transcript and Washington Star. It references a range of topics from a lovers quarrel to casual dialogue about Darwinian theory and human evolution. The text is highly garbled and presents as a collage of quoted snippets and attributions without a clear single event.

Cuba lottery issue stirs US criticism and moral concerns

The Washington Herald notes American criticism in the United States over Cuba’s official lottery. It describes solicitations to buy tickets, warns of mail fraud, and argues the gambling harms the poor while urging government action to curb the vice. It also comments on transport links and policy contrasts between Cuba and the United States regarding public welfare.

TNE Lottory Washington Herald United States Havans Cuba Havana Key New York Pearl of the Antilles Potley Cueban Congress

Moments with the Mule September Poem Excerpt

A poetic passage from Vacatara Lewis in Outing Magazine reflecting on summer’s beauty. Vivid lines describe haze over meadows and hills, river and flames coloring maple and bush, inviting readers to breathe the season’s life and lore in a lyrical outdoor scene.

Vacatara Lewis

Squirrels and city notes from local page

While hunting yesterday Goldie Stauffer bagged four squirrels and Messie Atlee Baines and Jacob Phebue of New Market joined in, bagging thirteen. Eleven pergers traveled to Atlantic City by B and O Railroad today. George H Goebel spoke on Socialism at Market and Patrick last night. Mrs William C Martin’s new North Market street houses are being painted by Saurin Welty’s band. A rear-wheel on Jacob Notnagle’s butcher wagon broke down on Market this morning causing a son to fall from the wagon but no one was hurt.

Goldie Stauffer Atlantic City Baltimore and Ohio George H. Goebel Market Patrick William C. Martin North Market Street Saurin Welty Messie Atlee Baines Jacob Phebue New Market Jacob Notnagle

Fragmentary Notice Mentions Rewards and Names

A garbled passage references rewards numbered 6100 and 8100 and discusses medical, political, and artistic topics. Names and places are unreadable, offering no clear event or outcome to summarize.

Town News Notes and Socials Across Montgomery

Local residents from Hayuard to Frederick gather for visits and tea. Family events include birthdays, church notices, and community planning such as a concrete foot bridge on Town Branch. Socials feature teens, guests from Baltimore, and a busy week of school openings and theater-like gatherings.

Eto Bert Town William de Cuttman Redmond Nares Hayuard's Nore Ramsay Washington, D.C Samuel Boxer Usk Orchard Aod Joseph Roberts Sara B. F. Hummaker Nimirod Etzler Y Linganore Charley Clinton Holtzapple Oward M. Lensee Sigmtond Hene Melon Trundte Keith Carcace Edith Thomas Mary Wooden Hitealberger Theres Hiteelberger Marie Wilson Ielen Lense Margaret Jennies Nina Mary Joule Smith Ruby’ Wolker Kanala Kregto Edith’ Albutigls Apt Thomas Sidoe Iat Cabanas Lee Boyle Robert Tughdad Thiele Carter James Roger Jon Alitselberger Bruce Hacimond Archie Etzler Mathodiak Fey Zollock Lesnodd Komana Adeline Chay Mairmont John D. Etzlerz Irving Dutrow Cudradiat Episcopal Bundaylat & O'Elock P.m C. €. Marriott A. We Nusbaum Ghriatinn’ Wilson Fredérick Mizea Beulah'Sweadner Charleaville Frank, Etzler Baltimore Bad Tamber Hlestore Place R

Community notices and social visits across Graceham area

A jumble of names and events shows residents visiting relatives, church services, summer boarders, and local gatherings. Many surnames appear with addresses in Graceham and nearby towns, plus mentions of hospitality at D. L. Singa's home and various family visits.

Frantic column notes odd items and phrases

A jumble of garbled lines mentions names and injuries in a chaotic diary style. References include a burn, a cut foot, and unclear pleas about cures and a family. The passage reads like a rough hoard of clipped notes from a newspaper page.

United States Steel and Rail Stocks Listed In Market Roundup

A compact listing highlights major U S stocks and rail names including United States Steel Co, Pennsylvania R R, Reading Southern Railway, Union Pacific, and Western Maryland among others in a New York stocks roundup with brief mentions of railway lines and corporate operators.

Caprite Aioe & & Seals Anscouga Baltimore Brigette Northarn. Pacific Pennsylvania Reading Southero’ Railway Union Pacific United States Steel Co Western Maryland

Frederick market prices quoted for farm commodities

Prices from the Frederick Farmers Exchange show barrel and bushel rates for corn, oats, barley, timothy, mixed hay, and other grains. Highlights include corn at 600 to 708 per bushel, oats 0s to 550 per bushel, timothy around 14 to 19 dollars per bushel, and various mixed, seed, and byproduct values.

Frederick Sounty Farmhers’ Exchange Contamn Srv Ktsbnett Timothy

Night on Bald Mountain and a Home Remedies Claim

Fragmentary OCR describes a night journey on Bald Mountain with references to Dr King’s New Discovery and a neighbor cured of asthma and lung troubles. It also includes a long bank advertisement boasting deposits, capital, and a call to open accounts, with names and corporate titles garbled.

Bald Ion Alex Benton Fort Buward Noy Bie King Vuk Nis Kol Pear Ie

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