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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1909
Page
4
The text presents garbled phrases including references to a modest hero and a protest, then shifts to questions about political expectations and a notion of reaching a goal. Readers focus on deciphering meaning and implications rather than clear events.
R 8 Kellogg warns that annual forest drain from fires storms and insects totals about 20 billion cubic feet and warns of exhausting supplies unless timber use and forest management improve. He cites forest area estimates and calls for economical utilization and better land management.
An unreadable clipping mentions Baltimore residents facing shortages and a large fire loss. It references fire departments, Providence as a blamed factor, and disputes over pasture rights and growth, with unclear details about causes or outcomes.
A collage of quirky lines and snippets from newspapers including Cleveland Pialu eater and Chicago News. The excerpts weave humorous exchanges about lovers, stage plans, and a Delaware crossing, reflecting light, stray passages rather than a single news story.
The Philadelphia Record laments Gov. Pennypacker’s outdated stance after a farmers picnic at a park where he suggested farmers coordinate with dealers to set prices for milk butter eggs and wheat. The piece argues farmers have long posted market values and should not cling to old Rip Van Winkle notions.
A poetic fragment from Naxcr B. Turner in Youth's Companion traces Miss Morning Glory awake through a night of fireflies and distant birds. The speaker notes the dim bedroom candle and the hush before dawn, then hints that the girl will soon run away to greet morning on the dusty hill.
A chewing gum machine in front of William H. Rameburg’s store on North Market Street was broken into at night and robbed of the money and contents in the coin slot.
Fragmentary advertises a $100 reward and a proprietary remedy for catarrh. The copy claims constitutional disease requires constitutional treatment and touts a product said to act internally on mucous surfaces.
Fragmentary text records obituaries for Eliaheta Bethe aged 78 and others, plus references to a Telegraph operator Rose and a local mill plant project. Names, places, and details are unclear, with garbled passages about a theological establishment and a named company in Philadelphia.
Obituary notices reflect the passing of Catherine Lantz at about 80, with death following a rapid decline after August 20. Surviving children are listed along with relatives across Emmitsburg and Waynesboro. Other notices honor Mrs. Em Frogt and Mrs. Charles Brown, detailing services, family survivors, church affiliations, and burial plans.
The City Opera House screens Three Twins with a splendid cast and stage gear. The farce offers tuneful music and lively movement led by Thomas Whiffen and Florine Sweetman, with Edward Wade Neil Kelly Russell Lennon Helen Jo Elizabeth Cartoody Ida Paets in a touring production under Mrs Jos M Gates.
An assembly under the supervision of Miss Stitchie’s school will host a fair Thursday evening during the week. The program begins promptly at eight o’clock with dancing and items. Local residents are invited to attend.
The article lists numerous residents from Washington and nearby towns visiting family in Frederick, Baltimore, and other locales. It notes returns home after stays, trips to colleges, and visits with friends and relatives, including travel by car and train, with several addresses and streets mentioned.
Local items note Washington dispatch bringing 273 visitors to the city and a wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Stokes of Dillavenue. Homes of John Watts and Justin Athington report repainting and a chicken coop theft with four and five birds stolen respectively. Edward Michael’s hennery suffered a Saturday night break in with five chickens taken. The Way of the World reflects on wealth and happiness with a line by an unnamed Chicago Post piece on Carlyle.
September 12 1600 quotations provided by Motter Bros Co reflect trading values from Missouri Kansas Texas Missouri Pacific Reading Southern Pacific Southern Railway Union Pacific United States Steel Western Maryland and related lines.
A grain and farm goods price list shows values for corn, oats, wheat, buckwheat, hay, middlings, meal, and cotton goods. The ad encourages placing small advertisements in The News for buyers and sellers, noting low cost and potential results.
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