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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1910
Page
4
In the United States possessions subscriptions are offered at $1.00 per year in advance. Advertisements and information requests are solicited by the paper, with correspondence to be sent day or night. Office connected by the Chesapeake and Potomac Telegraph, Frederick, Md. Second-Class Mail Matter.
A historical critique argues that while chattel slavery is largely gone, new bondage exists in industrial capitalism. Captains of industry and greedy corporations exploit resources and workers, with low wages and no old age pensions. Cities concentrate hardship as unskilled labor earns far under a living standard, while private charities bear blame for social ills.
A historical critique warns that radial efforts to better humanity are undone by exploitation of the many for the benefit of the few. It discusses subsidised merchant marine dreams, Mark Hanna’s failed influence, and foreign control of Atlantic and Pacific commerce by English, German, and Japanese interests. It notes rising Japanese merchant tonnage and US export neglect, then shifts to Simon Guggenheim’s Colorado wealth and Senate seat, highlighting family power and Labor Day labor expectations.
A set of clipped editorials from Baltimore Sun Baltimore American Baltimore Star Washington Times and Baltimore News weighs in on President Roosevelt tariff commission proposal credit to Taft and its political consequence. They note public discussion predates the idea and question the impact on the 1912 political landscape. The periodical also reports on a psychologist claim about teenage girls and a Beverly omission denial.
A collage of quirky exchanges and brief quips from late 19th century papers. Jests about sports, meals, opera, and arithmetic surface alongside odd dialogue snippets and a wandering tramp tale. Minor scenes hint at humor and daily life in period journalism.
A Baltimore Morning interview from a Colorado source criticizes woman suffrage while conceding broader shifts in politics. The piece argues parties lose control as independent voters grow, noting Maryland Pennsylvania New York Denver and the rise of independents as women gain influence.
A fragmented verse carries a satirical sketch of politics and domestic life. The piece juxtaposes a roaming narrator with reflections on civic duty and a Frederick housewife juggling chores while promising to visit, hinting at delays and commitments.
Miss Louiss H Fout daughter of the late William H Fout of Merryland Tract is married to Gustav C Hauser son of Rev John C Hauser pastor of Emanuel Reformed Church in Rochester New York. Ceremony performed by Rev Conrad A Hauer at 218 North Payson Street Baltimore with reception and plans to tour Western Maryland and reside on North Payson Street. Also Grace R Bowlus wed Carl Schwartz in Findlay Ohio with Bowlus family ties noted.
J A Swensen of Weverton Wisconsin says ten years of eczema cured after using Rucklen's Arnica Salve. He reports the remedy restored health after doctors failed and praises its healing action for skin conditions.
A large crowd gathered at St John’s School Hall to welcome Fr Kane returning from a lengthy trip. City Attorney Edward J Smith led a greeting after the 6:10 PM arrival by five autos and a committee, with refreshments, music, and warm remarks praising his journey and home county Frederick.
In New York on September 6 Kurt Wicfslig aged nineteen, frightened by prior burglar attempts, fired his pistol at an unexpected noise. He killed Mrs Louise FE Gets an expectant mother, wounded Paul Gels, and narrowly missed the Savers newborn daughter.
Portsmouth dispatch reports England gripped by war fever after a German officer was arrested on espionage charges. Sketches of principal fortifications were found on him, signaling heightened tensions and potential security actions.
The prosecution in London announced the discovery of hysocin in the kidneys of Mrs Crippen’s body. Miss Leneve is described as near a breakdown as the case proceeds in court.
Special dispatch from Lewes Delaware reports discovery of two hundred fifty lead dollars in the ruins of the Menhaden Fisher Company's plant this morning. Authorities began examining the site for the source and possible accomplices as investigators cordon the area.
An excerpted poetic fragment reflects on joy, nature, and a tranquil life. It contrasts earthly home with sea and green road lines, mentioning rest, care, and a sense of divine presence in nature. The piece attributes the mused voice to Hayden Sanda and evokes solitary contemplation.
Mr Harry Worman takes the post as local manager of the International Correspondence School in Scranton Pa succeeding Mr Joseph L Whalen who has been promoted to a higher post in the organization.
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