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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1910
Page
4
The article discusses vocational education as a movement shifting from rigid religious training to practical, industrial schooling. It notes a growing preference for training that prepares youths for work, with emphasis on manual and industrial education, and the challenges of apprenticeships and school offerings in various communities.
An essay praises practical trades education under the Chamber of Commerce guiding visits to factories and shops. It argues for combining vocational training with liberal studies, noting public schools should not neglect literature science and art, while churches assist in secular education. The piece also comments on Mayor Gaynor’s convalescence and criticizes Russian anti Jewish policy, urging U.S. action and honoring ambassador Straus.
The Swedish minister resigns over high living costs and questions his next move while rumors link the New York Evening Post to a club election. Baltimore customs receipts last month hit a record high, signaling prosperity in the region amid varied speculation about Roosevelt and American journalism.
The Pipe of Peace recently presented to Chippewa Tribe No. 19 will be presented to Catoctin Tribe of Wolfeville on Wednesday night. Local tribe members charter a special trolley to Myereville for transport to Wolfeville and return to Fred. after ceremonies. Attending officials include H Eckstein Mivard Barthotow Al D Lampe and John H Bennett.
A whimsical exchange from a 19th century humor page captures bystander chatter about an umpire’s call. The jest centers on who owns the bat ball glove and mark in the neighborhood, with playful dialect and a poke at officiating.
The piece surveys campaign activity on Maryland's Eastern Shore where fairs and farmers markets blend with politics. It notes rural engagement, the ease for candidates to reach voters, and a cautious sense among farmers amid crop prices, warning that candidates stressing only free trade or tariff revenue may fail to engage listeners.
Fragmented verse about blue devils and a fevel with references to freedom, marriage troubles, and lurking danger. Mentions cold chains, and a wary warning of being carried off by these “blue devils” if not careful, ending on a cheeky refrain about their gaiety.
Fragmented verse describes sunlight, golden fields, and flowers as memories stir. A bird calls its mate as distant meadows and skies evoke longing, while nature's imagery shifts with a soft nostalgic tone throughout.
The court dismisses Lennia and Drengle's petition to recover specific articles of personal property from Charles A. Tucker's estate. Judge notes attorney criticism and records disapproval of those remarks while stressing the case must proceed on merits and testimony. Mrs Brengle is not deemed forthcoming about the disputed items.
A dispute between Danner and Roberts over chickens led to a court appearance by Justice Smith on Saturday. Accusations included animal damage and insults, with a verdict advising no appearance. Other items note Raworthy fined for a brawl, Routeley released after drinking arrest, Mrs. Dadler injured in a buggy collision, and assessors beginning Frederick County property evaluation in the city area.
Dr Lloyd G Kefauver son of Mr and Mrs J Lotlin Kefauver of Middletown has resigned from the medical staff at Culebra Canal Zone Panam. He will leave for Middletown September 16 to spend part of his vacation and then enter the medical corps of the U S Army to be stationed in Washington D C.
A complimentary recital will be held in College Hall at Frederick College on Thursday evening September 8. Violinist Mr M Sokolove, recently secured to teach at the college, arrived to rehearse with Mrs Burek for the recital, showcasing the promising musician to Frederick's patrons.
Manager lists a Chicago Knights Templar parade picture shown for patrons at the City Opera House. The week August 5 parade drew massive crowds and the film will be shown tonight due to high demand.
The City Opera House season includes a special orchestra under W. L. Fisher. Players listed are W. J. Fisher on piano, R. L. Burck violin, C. Harvey clarinet, H. Stockman cornett, Schroeder trombone, and F. Scholl drums and traps.
The Woodsboro Band returned Saturday night from Rockville where they performed at the Montgomery Beauty Fair. About 35 members participated in the outing and concert activities.
The Tuscarora Hose Company of Massie West Virginia advertises the purchase of an auto hose wagon. The notice notes the decked 40 year old unit and seeks bids or information.
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