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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1910
Page
2
A local discussion in Frederick centers on more plants entering the city. Charles Mackie states expansion would advance progress while opponents warn of higher labor costs. Mackie replies that increased competition benefits all in the long run.
The article discusses the rise of automobile ownership and its impact on urban life. It notes storage costs, frequent accidents on crowded streets, and the risks to riders unfamiliar with machinery, highlighting the era's rapid transport changes.
A historical account notes how automobiles extend farm and rural family reach beyond short trips, enabling city access and social gains. It argues autos reduce certain costs, sustain farm incomes, and prompt farmers to invest in mobility, with broader implications for agricultural trade and production.
A hunter named Peterson used a violin to lure coyotes near his son Henry in Nebraska. He played folk and ragtime tunes, including Home Sweet Home and Tom, and the pack gathered, then retreated as the music shifted to crisper pieces. The Kennel of coyotes dwindled after a final shot exhausted ammunition. The tale also notes the power of local newspaper ads.
A Seattle Washington health bulletin links house flies to the spread of infantile paralysis amid warm weather and rising cases. Officials urge reporting of cases and street sanitation measures while noting global epidemics in Europe and Australia and rising counts in North America.
The Rev C G Leatherman declines acceptance of the New Castle Burkitteilte charge after the death of Rev Mr Shearer. The church built recently and membership doubled, with four years of service and strong growth despite a new start in Lieelly.
The column lists Sunday and weekday worship times for many faith communities. Notable items include United Brethren Sunday school on Patrick Street at 2 o'clock, First Baptist Bible study at 2:45 a.m., and multiple services at All Saints Episcopal with Rev. George Williamson Smith. Other churches include Church of the Brethren, Trinity M E South, Grace Reformed, St John’s Catholic, Evangelical Lutheran, Methodist, and Presbyterian with varied service times and sermon topics such as The Supremacy of Christ and The Four Lepers of Samaria. The notice invites all to attend and mentions choir and hymn details as read.
A Braddock Heights service is announced for tomorrow evening at 7 15 with Adolphua Feathake in charge and Melvin A E Biser directing music. After the service the Braddock Heights Band will perform selections including Fantasia Tobani Molloy and Verdi operatic airs under Irving Biser.
From 0 to 15 carloads of choice peaches are shipped daily from Saintisburg County to Baltimore Pittsburgh Philadelphia Newark New York and Boston. Recent rains have improved the quality of the fruit.
Freight car wheels broke off yesterday on a Brunswick bound log car. Repair crews placed new wheels on the damaged truck and the train resumed service.
A special dispatch from New York reports a cave-in drill exposes a large cavity beneath the Third Avenue elevated surface line. Wind gusts momentarily deterred crowds, and the stout support of the embankment saved a collision as cars and pedestrians avoided the fissure.
Boston dispatch reports widespread factory shutdowns as relief measures take effect. Industrial plants idle across the city due to broad relosings and economic adjustments, with workers affected by the suspension of operations.
An early dispatch reports warden Drok s died during a penitentiary fire in Michigan City Ind. The event occurred as staff attempted to control the blaze and assist inmates. Details remain sparse as investigators review the cause and circumstances.
The News in Cleveland reports Mrs John D Rockefeller is in very critical condition with her daughter en route to her bedside. Also noted are short ads and notices, including crutches worn by Benjamin Volluse after a recent fall, a property deed in county records, and a Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement.
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