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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1910
Page
3
The News Office reports a shift to a third machine to reduce manual typesetting and improve efficiency. The new setup speeds line by line composition, with operators shaping lead lines into neat type before ink impressions are produced. The piece also notes staff additions, including Mr. Delaptaine and Mrs. Mott, strengthening editorial and reporting.
A large gondola straw ride was held in honor of Misses Ad Meryiken and Alva Chambers of Isiltimore, guests of Br and Mia. Garry McGeough and Lilian Saxop of Winchester visited Grace Baumgardner. Committee members included Ruth N. Wagan and Brace Baumgardnery with many attendees from Baltimore Winchester and Brid Dock.
Mies Ella Unger of Thurmont is mite sick at her aunt Mrs. Robert Fraley’s home on West Patrick street. Mrs. W N Jolliffe has recovered from treatment at City Hospital and returned home on West Third Street. An item notes activity in local business.
Purely personal items note Mr Frank McFarland of Baltimore visiting his uncle Mr J Allen Grumbine of Braddock and several locals returning from New York. Also mentioned are Mr and Mrs Lewla Rooster Miss Kate Bentz Mrs Mary Starr and daughter Mamie Starr from West Patrick Street, and Mr and Mrs Melvilie Cromwell of Buckeystown returning from Columbus Ohio and Springfield IL after attending W Cromwell’s golden wedding anniversary.
The second quarterly conference of the Methodist Episcopal church met at East Church street last evening presided by district superintendent Rev. Dr. George C. Bacon of Baltimore. The pastor’s report said the quarter’s work was gratifying with attendance at Sunday school and services higher than last year and nine additions to church membership.
The item narrates John Heneage Jesse’s aversion to British Joames and a street scene with a stick dipped in a puddle as flunkies watch. It shifts to a testimonial about Dr King’s New Discovery praised by Oswego residents for curing a long coughing illness and other ailments with a guaranteed remedy.
A nostalgic column recalls Dame Barbara Fritchie on her anniversary and celebrates small town life. It notes birthdays, harvests, fairs, weddings, deaths, church events, picnics, and parish news, with casual reflections on prices, autumn, and community.
Amusing stage tale recounts Al Wilson star of the season in Motz in Treland. During a stage scene a rebuked actress caused a delay, prompting Wilson to improvise by peering from a window. The gymic drew the biggest laugh, though Wilson stayed serious. Frederick County Teachers' Association plans a September 17 meeting at Gila High School with addresses by J H Apple M G Urner O B Coblentz and Oscar M Fogle before a business session.
The county’s apple farming reports show production exceeding 100000 barrels this season. Yrust is the leading product, with Frederick County development highlighted as a major regional crop achievement.
A testimonial from Mrs. G W Fellers of Brunswick Ohio praises Dodon's Kidney Pills for backache urinary issues and sleepless nights. She reports relief after taking three boxes. Sold by all dealers 50 cents. Poster Mills Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.
Toward county grand jury adjourned. James H. Johnson dies at Chesapeake City. United States minister Hamilton King visits Hopkins Hospital. Bayview injunction blocks inviting at City Charities. Ship Chippewa sails to Galveston with $100,000 in canned goods. Frank Binger buys Cutongville residence for $17,000. Prof. E S Armstrong heads English at St John’s College Annapolis. Allegany Garrett taxpayers denounce State Good Roads Commission in Cumberland. Annie Elizabeth Hudson shoots husband Tobias Hudson at Salisbury. Peter T Tome files for sale of Baltimore Refrigerating plant. Cumberland M C A building project advances with $45,000 goal. Washington County Medical Association hears Dr. William Baer on Authorities. William Megson shot in Carroll County by Samuel Hahn. Timonium Children’s Day draws modest crowd and races. Disciples of Christ convention elects Rev George Townsend president. next in Washington. Baltimore retiring grand jury reports criticized penitentiary food and corporal punishment. Roy Sechat critically injured in Cumberland after fall from freight car. Young Kitemiller near Crellin survives attempted suicide after throat wound. Silver Spring residents push $16,000 hotel, $12,000 sewer, and electric rail upgrades. 50 locals vow to complete within the year.
Former Frederick Board of Aldermen president David Lowenstein outlines city wide expansion ideas focusing on street widening and improved avenues. He advocates extending Court Street north toward Mt. Olivet cemetery and relocating scales near East beyond strait, plus placing the new post office at Patrick and Court for better southward access.
Mr Frank Bruchey riding home from Ox Fibre Brush works collided with Master Alfred Lowe who was rolling a hoop on Monoracy Boulevard in front of the gas house. Bruchey was thrown and bruised while the boy suffered facial cuts and minor injuries.
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a potential general strike involving naval or maritime workers. The text mentions Navy veterans, a vast number of workers, and possible actions affecting duties, with phrases suggesting organized labor pressure and planned stoppages.
The Baltimore test of the new automotive fire engine will occur in Roland Park on June. The 90 horsepower gasoline engine powers both pump and motor with 200 feet of chemical hose and 1,200 feet of hose. The unit includes a chemical tank, extinguishers, ladders, and features to deliver 700 gallons of water per minute. Local officials and the Batty Commissioners will witness the demonstration.
A historic round of services for the Guriday Fremertok Corporation will close for two weeks beginning Monday September 13. An outdoor service at South Market Street at 8 o'clock opens the period with Frederick Con of the American Salvation Army leading. The corps plans visits to Jefferson and Pennsylvania with evening meetings and a farewell on travel days, returning around September 25.
The text notes Dr Lloyd T MacGill of the Baltimore Chamber of Commerce endorsing a shift in gun trade policy as Herbert Sheridan prepares to lead a new trade council. It mentions MacGill as a former aide to state fire marshal and a related family connection.
One dose ends indigestion gas and dyspepsia and relieves stomach discomfort. The ad touts rapid results within minutes, claiming immediate digestion improves and breath stays fresh. Priced at 60 cents for two bottles, advertised as best remedy for upset stomach and heartburn.
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