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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1910

Page

3

Clergy Pay and Church Debts in New York 1908 Figures

A government bulletin lists annual pay for clergy across denominations in New York and nationwide, with Presbyterian and Methodist pastors earning among the highest. It notes church debts, property values, and average salaries by faith group, highlighting contrasts between North and South and governance figures amid social unrest.

New ‘York New York Landhamey Avemie Presbyterian Severn Éaliaxtés London Saue Church of Ghirtul Abig United States

Rise in Personal Crisis Reports in Russia Noted

A Dr Jankoff study cites a surge in personal crisis reports across Russia especially in large cities like St. Petersburg and Moscow. It links suicides and violent deaths to the era's turmoil, noting 1905 pogroms and rising despair from reform failures and reactionary pressure.

Jankoff Russia St. Pateraburg Moscow

Dairy products as essential foods in the human diet

The dairy products form a core part of the human diet. Butter is not a luxury but a necessity, with no substitute matching its functions. Milk supports the growing body, and dairy’s natural design aligns with human nutrition, despite man’s attempts to imitate it.

Bairyman

Warning to Churches as City Problems Grow

Protestant church leaders across five cities warn that modern city pressures threaten church survival and moral influence. They critique downtown decline, high costs of new buildings, lax city outreach, and neglect of workers. The piece quotes analysis from the National City Evangelization Union of the Methodist Episcopal Church and cites Bila Wheeler Wilcox on thoughts shaping fate.

Methodist Episcopal Church Maryland

BICO Reward and Confusion Over Medical Science

Fragmentary text from a reader notice discusses BICO reward of 100 dollars and questions about medical knowledge. It mentions science lacking a clear cure and hints at “Caterto” as a term, suggesting uncertain or evolving medical claims. The readable lines show confusion and unknown context.

Newlyweds and Their Baby Tonight at City Opera House

The music revue Newlyweds and Their Baby lights up the City Opera House tonight with a lavish production. A well balanced company led by Countess Olga von Huyfeld features May Jmory Claire Nuelke James Rogens George P Murphy Leo Hayes and Miston Dawcon. The Eight Pouter Pigeons dance team draws laughs while songs like Loving They Every Baby Is a Sweet Bouquet and Hoo gie Boo delight the audience. Sixty small people comprise the cast.

City Opera House Salto Eich- Names Olga von Huyfeld May Jmory Claire‘ Nuelke James Rogens George P Murphy Leo Hayes Miston Dawcon

Forests Not Necessary Says Weather Bureau Chief

Prof Willig L Moore of the U S Weather Bureau in New York challenged conservationist claims. He said forest depletion has little practical effect on river flow and that recent flood and drought patterns do not support widespread fear. He warned against exaggerated claims and urged balanced forest protection tied to climate and local moisture retention.

Willig L. Moore United States Weather Bureau New York Manhattan Moore United States Weather Bureau New England Ohio Valley Cites

Red Cross Stamps and Tuberculosis Campaign Details

Maryland official notes 1910 Red Cross stamp sale plans in Baltimore. Kingsbury details reduced 12 1 2 percent take and local retainage, with proceeds supporting tuberculosis fights and local chapters. Dispatch mentions New York announcements and limited Baltimore action due to members away, plus past and current stamp provisions.

Wirt Steale Baltimore Maryland Sonn A. Kingsbury National Conference of Tuberculosia New York Steele Executive Committee Red Cross Kingabury Cross

Fashions in Winter Coats and Stylish Wardrobe Notes

The piece surveys winter coat styles and the chic wardrobe choices for fashionable women in November. It highlights silk, satin, velvet, and taffeta fabrics, tailored coats with ornate details, and the balance between novelty and wearable elegance. It notes that coats should complement full outfits and be chosen to fit the wearer’s frame and proportions.

Abe Romie Duturin Lina

Tailored coats show evolving styles and tighter fits

A fragmented excerpt notes fashion shifts in coats, with single-breasted styles still popular while newer models emphasize a narrow hip line and a wide, double-breasted fastening at the water line. It mentions looped buttons and minimal back shaping as typical details of the era.

Papes Diapepain Promises Quick Aid For Digestive Distress

An old style ad touts Papes Diapepain as a quick fix for stomach trouble heartburn and indigestion. It claims relief within five minutes by settling gas and nausea and even promises broader benefits for constipation and general stomach disorders.

Fashion notes on skirts and hats for autumn wear

A fashion column analyzes skirt openings and front drape trends for fall, noting left or dual front details, hip-length cuts, minimal trimming, and new fabrics. It highlights Lord & Taylor displays including cheviots, heathers, boucle textures, and a shift toward narrow belts, pocketbooks, and evolving headwear such as turbans and turbanlike hats for early autumn.

Lord Taylor Rannler Contumien Devessory Shane

Return After Summering on Heights Mr Brewer and Daughter

Mr James R Brewer and his daughter Mrs Richards of Baltimore have returned home after summering at the Hotel Briddock. The Baltimore News began in 1876 and proved successful from the start. In 1962 it was sold to Baltimoreans and later owned by Frank Munsay of New York. Brewer, famed as a witty editor and raconteur, retired from journalism after selling the paper and pursuing law. He remained beloved by his former staff who spoke of them as his toys.

Brewer Heights James R. Brewer Richards Baltimore Briddock Heimange Baltimore News Frank Munsay New York Baltimore Press Baltimore City Hia Toys

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