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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
3
Ridgeville and Kemptown note a flurry of visitors from Baltimore Washington and other towns. Families like Norwood Benet Garmantown and Moxley share Sundays with kin. church services planned at Montgomery M P church.
City Opera House presents The Newlyweds and Their Baby on September 7. The comedy features Aaron Hoffman and Paul West book with lively songs by Nat Ager and Joly We Bratton and stars Mayes, Countess van Hatafeldt, and Napoleot Newlywed in a chorus of strong supporting players.
Mr Frank Hammond visits brother Rev Lyn Thinimond at Luray. Clifton Sponseller as Mr Airy spends Sunday with mother Mrs George Sponseller. George Fivler and daughter Margarite stay with Calvin Stull Ditchey. Martha Reithardt and Mixa Jenne Reiohardt of Baltimore visit Ellen Mhrebus. Margaret Mupkins and Jane Wood travel to Luray Cares Thursday. Karl Silth and daughter Lavin visit Adrian. Dr and Mrs Stone of Winchester with Dr Jesse Downey of Baltimore visit mother Mrs Mary Dountrey. Hanford Boyer and Carrie Grimes attend a birthday party at Monrovia. Nunnie Reich, Mrs John Wweary Collins, Marion and Age Tex, and Joh and Charles Collings visit aunt Mrs Puebe Kelch near Brederick. William Boyer and family of Liberty visit Miss Txabel Boyer. Wilber Cronise and tally with Mr Pleasant spend a day with Ernest Hoyer household. Jol Collins family and Namie Kelch spend day at Traddock. Mrs Charles Ridgely spends Wednesday in Frederick.
Market list shows grain and feed prices including Wheat No 2 Red at .97, Cornmeal 1.60 to 1.70 per 100 lbs, Mill Feed Bran 25 per ton, Middlings 20 per ton, Dairy Feeds 24 to 26 per ton, Potatoes 45 to 50 cents per bushel, and various Timothy and Clover hay prices. Also contains ad urging readers to place small ads for buying selling renting or disposing of goods.
A Washington man argues that frequent bathing and tub use cause paralysis and death. He cites personal stories and medical opinions, urging parents to limit infants and avoid long baths to prevent a supposed epidemic from water exposure.
W Ferris of Baltimore County commemorates the Seventy-fifth Ohio Regiment by touring Civil War landmarks on a weeklong trip through Frederick Brad Hook Heights South Mountain Crom Keys Cedar Mountain and Bull Run. His journey contrasts rail freight and road conditions today and notes a school desegregation dispute in Prince George's County involving the Smith children.
Notes from across the state report a range of items including a big attendance at a book fair, jurors selected for Kent county court, the Montgomery County Poultry and Pot Stock Association forming in tuckville, and a highway crash injuring Alea Penning. Also mentioned are the death of a noted civil magistrate, the opening of the Baltimore squirrel hunting season, and power projects from the Pennsylvania Water and Power Company with Susquehanna River plans.
The article outlines a county initiative to boost farming education in schools. It highlights the Department of Agriculture guiding teachers to improve pupil understanding of crop culture, soil, and dairy practices, with lectures, judging events, and demonstrations across domestic science and engineering labs to support rural instruction.
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