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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1911

Page

8

Vast Growth in Year in Motors and Lamps Development

Director Durand of the Census Bureau reports a 180 percent rise in the value of electrical machinery over the last decade, from 105,832,000 to 243,967,000. The bulletin notes that figures reflect selling value of goods produced, not total industry activity, and highlights high production of motors for power and automobiles, storage batteries, and arc lamps, with sizable factory values.

Durand Census Bureau United States

Billion a year in chickens shows poultry boom across nation

Poultry authority Charlies T Cornun of Carlisle cites a $1 billion annual industry and argues fairs now rival winter shows in size and quality. He notes a 60 percent rise in bird quality over five years and larger exhibits reflecting industry progress. Lucy Pumphrey of Glen is knocked from a bogey in a runaway accident. her companion Mr. Fisher jumped free and escaped injury.

Charlies ‘T. Cornun Carlisle America St Louis Lucy Pumphrey Glen Montgomery County Mr. Fisher

Massive Chicago Mail Weighing Milestone Report

In Chicago a large postal staff completed a four year weighing of mail in transit totaling between 1 090 060 000 and 1 500 000 000 pieces. Weighing occurs on 100 000 000 pounds of merchandise and determines railroad payments for the next four years. The operation spans four districts with about 100 000 pounds per route, and Chicago serves as the central hub with thousands of pouches weighed daily.

Chicago Sone Cne Chicaso Eures Chiease West Office New York Lave Superintendent of Railways Post Ofice

Pastor Lambert and Astor wedding ceremony stir

Lambert pastor of Elmwood Congregational temple conducted the marriage of Colonel John Jacob Astor and Madeleine Force. He received a fee of 1000 dollars and faced public condemnation from several ministers while defending his action and urging reconsideration of remarriage amid prohibition debates.

Profit To The Farmer: Department Of Agriculture Price Comparisons

The Department of Agriculture reports Sept 1 price changes for U S crops and livestock. Potatoes up 53 percent, barley up 20 percent, oats 13 percent higher, flax down 7 percent, wheat up 23 percent, corn down 7 percent, cabbage up, onions up, honey up, milk up 5 percent, apples down 11 percent, beef cattle down, horses down, wool down, sugar set to rise to seven cents a pound today.

United States Department of Agriculture

Blackbirds as Musicians in Varying Cities and Times

A Scotsman note recalls blackbirds mimicking complex musical phrases from Beethoven and English songs. Observations span Banffshire woodlands, Edinburgh gardens near Buccleuch Place, and Paris Latin Quarter’s Garde Republicaine. One bird even matched a cavalry call in a Paris cobbler's stall, praised for tone and timing.

Banffshire Scotsman Buccleuch Place Edinburgh Luxembourg Gardens Latin Quarter Paris Betthoven Garde Republicaine Beethoven Wreck Tennyson Old Abbe Cobler

Notes of News From Across Maryland and Nearby States

Notes of news from Baltimore and across the state recount openings, inaugurations, and incidents. Topics include school schedules in Baltimore, a new Protestant church cornerstone at Point of Rocks, the death of Mrs. Tilghman in Miles River Neck, and a potential West firm establishing a Baltimore branch. Also covered are infant mortality delegates, a railroad president’s New York visit, Loreley Distilling incorporation, a plane incident near Orange Grove, a rector’s resignation, gas-rate hearing delays, a fatal bicycle accident, political nominations, labor federation sessions, Republican notification events, steamer accommodations, Cardinal Gibbons commemorations, a elopement marriage in Wilmington, and a motorcar damages suit set for Montgomery County.

Baltimore Point of Rocks Milcah M. Tilghman Riverslie Miles River Neck Talbot County Bible Class Union Hagerstown International Congress For Berlin Willard Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company New York Wythe L. Kinsolving St. George's Protestant Episcopal Church Perryman’s St. Louis Public Service Commission Morris Eckhart Dulaneys Valley Long Green Road Gorman Fairview Federation of Labor of Maryland Randolph Winslow Mount Royal Terrace Mary J. Winslow Wilmington J. Meriwether Shellman Westminster John E. Sanbury Carter Motorcar Company Prince George's County Montgomery County

Values life at six thousand per adult scale

Dr A de Neuville of Paris proposes a scale of human values by age. He assigns monetary values to age ranges from 90 dollars at age five up to 6000 dollars between ages 40 and 60, with values declining thereafter and no gender differences noted.

A. de Neuville Paris

Harvest Home Services at St. Paul's Utica Mills

Harvest Home services will be held at St. Paul's Reformed Church in Utica Mills next Sunday morning September 17 at 1 o'clock led by Rev. A J Herman the pastor.

Harvest Home St. Paul's Reformed Church Utica Mills A. J. Herman

Dr King’s New Discovery Featured in Local Ad

An Arkansas reader, W. OB Nelson of Valamine, endorses Dr King’s New Discovery for lung and throat ailments. The ad claims it cures coughs and lung troubles, promotes weight gain, and offers a dollar trial bottle free at Verne’s Pharmacy, urging readers to mention seeing the item in The News.

Vearre

Needle Origins and Craft in Ancient and Modern Times

A historical overview traces the needle’s invention and global impact, detailing manufacture steps from wire to finished needle. It cites biblical references and classical depictions of embroidery, notes early London origins circa 1540, and tracks the Greenings’ long needle trade from Long Hendon to Sheffield and Birmingham.

Fulier Dan Minerva Homer Andromache Hector Telemachus Menelaus London Spain Elias Growse Greenings Earl of Dorchester Greden Bucks Long Hendon Sheffield Birmingham

Dean's Kidney Pills Advertised in Frederick Notice

Kidney troubles affect children, women, and men with back pain and nervous symptoms. Mrs. F. J. Kottmger of Frederick testifies the pills eased her backache after use. For sale at J. W Harner's Drug Store. price 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents. Remember the name Dean's.

Dean Frederick F. J. Kottmger West Patrick Street Frederick, Md J. W Harner Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Maryland Surgeons to Attend National Convention

The Maryland National Guard will send delegates to the annual Association of Military Surgeons meeting in Milwaukee this month and push to bring the convention to Baltimore next year. Adjutant General Henry M. Warfield is selecting the Maryland delegation, with Dr. W. P. Morrill, Major W. Guy Townsend, and Captain J Harry Ulrich among those named.

N. G Maryland National Guard Association of Military Surgeons Milwaukee Baltimore Maryland Adjt Henry M. Warfield W. P. Morrill Sydenham Hospital W. Guy Townsend J Harry Ulrich

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Electrical World Products Inccrease Astor Providence Tosept THE Western Union Telegraph Company Blackbirds News OF the News OF the Churches Hay Hiesith Philo Hay Specialties Co Newark N. J U.S. A Hartina Steiner Bros Fountains Merhlf Moberly W. Patrick Baltimore &Ohio Atlantic City Baltimore and Ohio Railroad H. Trundle Footer’s Footer Footer’s Dye Works Cumberland A. Kate Gittinger East Patrick Street
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