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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1910
Page
4
The essay argues that growing old brings contemplation and summing up life. It cites Cicero on senectude and praises the winter of life as best. Veterans, memory, and reading of literature offer meaning in old age.
The piece laments aging and faith while recalling family, memory, and moral reflection. It blends meditations on parents aging with fleeting references to European travel, literary works, horse racing, and historic wars. It ends noting concerns about currency and pocketbook costs.
The item notes abundant peaches in parts of Connecticut and New Jersey making shipments to New York seem unnecessary. It questions whether trusts or high railroad rates defraud growers and the public, hinting at price manipulation and market power.
Comic dialogue fragment shows a court judge and Beaton exchanging quips about Miss Footlittle and alster Jane. Snippets include a doctor request, a death warning, and a pun on reputation and complexion, ending with a proverb about the pitcher.
A garbled Philadelphia Ledger fragment mentions suburban life and a joke line about Mitcher and a fishy quote. A second fragment includes an inquiry about the price of a jet next to an item associated with Cleveland Sander.
A World article from Portland highlights the need to boost food production through intensified agriculture. It calls for recognizing farmers as successful businesspeople and urges media to portray agriculture in a respectful light to attract youth and improve the nation’s food supply.
A playful, fragmentary verse piece recalls a "One sweetly solemn thought" about benefactors and light while a Taos gathering yields a village quarrel over social norms. The lines hint at gender drama as women challenge a man’s presence, altering the mood of the scene.
A nostalgic poem describes a small town house, a mother and two girls praying for a father to come home. The speaker recalls a white bed upstairs, perfumed summer air, and a porch where roses thrive. The scene closes with the family awaiting daddy, voices whispering bring daddy home safe Amen.
Two young thieves broke into A K Williams store in Amaville last night around 10. William Wills and Tremblay were found inside after a light was seen. Tremblay, a Pennsylvania resident, was held by locals until Sheriff Grimes, and he faces a hearing set for Saturday morning.
Benjamin I Phebus longtime resident and bricklayer died at his West Patrick home at 12.25 am in his 78th year. Born February 20 1883 in this city he ran a grocery for a spell and served on the Board of Aldermen as a Republican. He was a member of the Independent Hose Company survived by widow and seven children. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from the house with burial in Olivet cemetery. John Hart Davis a colored child aged 1 died on West Sixth Street with service by Rev Wo Harris and burial at Greenmount. Thomas P Rice Funeral Director.
The funeral of Mr Ambient McBride took place Saturday at 2 PM from 280 West Patish street with Rev. Lamar and Rev. Castle officiating. Pallbearers included Charles Wertheimer and Judge Hammond Urner. Burial at Mount Olivet cemetery followed, with Allen Clay McBride arriving from Port Russell Wyoming. Also funeral services for Mr Scott Morgan were held Saturday morning at St John s Church with interment in St John s Cemetery. Funeral director Thomas P. Rica arranged arrangements.
A sharp ad dealer thrives in promotion while a veteran clings to era old methods. The first enjoys wealth, the second faces bust, as Bay’ Fou notes the scene in The News with a wary eye on shifting trade.
The text notes the Eddystone Lighthouse on the smallest inhabited island, nine miles off Cornwall and fourteen miles from Plymouth breakwater, housing three people. It also mentions Fintholine with a lighthouse and farmhouse, and a vast count of 100000 islands globally with regional figures such as 305 in Rio, 19000 between Madagascar and India, and 1200 near Australia.
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