Address and Reception at Government House Held for Medical Delegates
The program featured a welcome by Mayor James F. Strange at Government House, with remarks by Frederick, president of the faculty, thanking speakers for warm welcomes and noting medical efforts in sanitation and public health. In the evening doctors were hosted by the Annapolis Chamber of Commerce at a reception on Spa Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sliver
James F. Strange
Frederick
Guoke
Chamber of Commerce
Watermelon party at the home of Missey Stone
A social gathering at Burt Church Street last night hosted by Missey Stone featured many friends and musical selections. The event included boating, fishing, walking and a luncheon at around 6 to 8 oclock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missey
Church Street
Inge
Jusclong
Sarge Young Botte
Mongeney
Kee
Mra
Allinia
Elopement of Hagertown Pair Surprises Friends
Miss Mutle Dennison daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Dennison of Hagertown and Mr Robert Wright of Hagertown eloped yesterday. They left their homes and married in Frederick by Rev Absalom Knox of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The bride was to enter Wilton College this coming term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutle Dennison
J. A. Dennison
Hagarstown
Robert Wright
Hagerstown
Elopament
Frederick
Absalom Knox
The
Methodiat
Epis. Copal
Church
South
Wilton
Man Arrested in Adamstown on Charge of Attempted Assault
Mack Weelon, about 36, was arrested by Sheriff Grimes in Adamstown for allegedly attempting to injure Mireamn Stall with a pitenterk near a Stull farm. He faced accusations of threatening neighbors and endangering vital organs with intent to injure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wack Weedon
Mack Weelon
Adamatown
Grimes
Hou
Stull
Adammtown
Mid
Agubust
Minstrels Arrangements Complete for Braddock Heights Show
Company A’s Minstrels to perform at Braddock Heights tonight under Mrs. Mary Steckel Burck. The program features multiple solos and ensembles including Rockin in de Wind, My Honey, Can’t Keep My Wife from Ten Cent Stores, Mountain King, and Beautiful Garden of Roses with performers Sappington Staley Kennedy Young Landauer and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Heights
Mary Steckel Burck
Frederick Meennechor
H. Kennedy
Dutty
F. Sappington
Kennedy
Payne
Staley
Young
Landauer
Irving Landauer
Octette
Moiley
Southern Airs
H W Wilson to Present Metz In Ireland Monday
A notice indicates H W Wilson will present his latest production Metz In Ireland at the City Open Home on Monday September 1. The press from Tililmere praised the show and the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metz
Ireland
Sword Everet
Wilson
Ots
Mau
Wivon
Mery
Production notes tease Mr Whe son’s My Queen of Dreams
Report highlights praise for My Queen of Dreams by Mr Whe son with actors Tadfentadt and Tris atlos in the Germ element de Diont le. Me. WILE and Trish Falk Tore are cited for strong performances and central turns in key scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Wheson
Mote Klonikiltz
Trish Falk Tore
Tle
Kant Invented Rest Cure For Deep Mental Work
The article describes Immanuel Kant maintaining strict daily rituals to shape thought. He reserved two morning hours for uninterrupted writing and meditation, avoided disturbing topics before 1 PM, dined at 2 PM with diverse guests, and ended each day with a quiet hour to prepare for sleep. It contrasts Kant's discipline with modern hurried study habits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kant
New York
A Man of Iron Nerve in Hidden Regency Tale
A fragmentary notice hints at a story about a man of iron nerve and a dramatic confrontation. Names and clear details are scarce but the excerpt suggests themes of danger, resolve, and resilience in a historical or speculative setting.
Social notices from Frederick readers include many visits
A long list of locals shared travel and visiting updates. Individuals like J. D. Conard Jr, Miss Margaret Hirengio, Mr. Raymond Dorspy, Mrs. Ena Terry and others spend Sundays in Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, or Montreal while relatives and friends host at Braddock Heights and Frederick. Several attendees attend conventions and elocution seasons, with notes of returns home and upcoming trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inherentio
J. D. Conard, Jr
Dill Avenue
Baltimore
HA Laasiahe
Smith
West
South
Washington
Margaret
Hirengio
Raymond Dorspy
Charlietown
W. Va
Thomas 8
Albaugh
Walkersville
Frederick
Mies
Margaret McPherson
Enat
Patrick Atroot
New York
Janie Quynn
West Third Street
Mingen
Sarah
Lottie Burras
Aika Elizabeth Gilson
South Market Street
F. Lester Smith
Eaat
Atreot
Atlantic City
Albert Schueller
G. 1, Baking Co
Hidridge Uleys
Bronswick
Thin City
Mix Wath Dindeny
Baltimiore
Ber Xteter
Mirx Lene Lindsay
Mary Kennedy
Third Sical
Daltimore
Cora M. Keefer
Mra. Co. C. Carty
East Patrick Street
Wa Bailey
Monty Shafer
Dayton
Ohio
Visiing Fonds
William Bennett
East Seacond Street
Ellicott City
Rock Hill College
Harry Robert
East Wourth Street
Guy Cronenburg
Schaeffer T. Hargett
West Patrick Street
Boston
Mass
Mary Molter
West Secondaixent
Frank Shaw
Weatminster
Carroll County
Johnm. Newman
Patrick Uleget
Roy Gravins
Woodabore
Hne Arenpfed
Elebelberger
North Market
W. Roy
Thurmont
Elias Dolashmutt
Washington, D. C
Braddock Heights
John W. A Wolfe
Kuyt
Withun Rreck
Union Bridge
Anna Clabaugh
East Third Street
Winchester
Alva Chambers
Harry = ‘McGeach
North Market Street
Talia, Fraley and Son
James
George Schell
South Stroot
David V. Knott
F. V. ‘Clark
Chas
Easter
Charles B. Tyson
Gharles
B ‘Tyson
Bouth
Market Street
Paul BE. Holdcraft
East
Otureh Street
Annvilley
A. C. Stoneburner
Charlotte ‘Stoneburner
Mosars
Miller Arnold
E. Gooden
Bus
Local notes on residents and travel details
Fragmentary report describes visits by Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Conard’s family in Dill avenue with Balticoore and Fred erick cameos, Rev. Dr Luther Kuhlman of Get tysburg Va returning from the Holy Land, and a note on Lieutenant Alles of Fort Russell Wy and a death of bi A Cofmtepride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taw. Place
Balticoore
Frederick
J. D. Conard
Dill Avenue
Luther Kuhlman
Gettysburg
Holy Land
Alles
Wuoe
Fort. Rusell, Wy
Henie
Bi A
Cofmtepride
Rabies Outbreak and Treatment Skepticism Report
A long report from Surgeon General Wynen summarises rabies research, noting vaccines and Pasteur treatment can prevent progression while acknowledging uncertainties. It describes transmission risks, bite patterns, and seasonal susceptibility, urging continued study and elimination of infected animals as the only sure preventive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stimson
Bertahy
Grevaral Wynen
le Wick
Hubley
Great Britain
Ines
Cure Your Kidneys Do Not Endanger Life
An advertisement promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as a cure for kidney symptoms including backache urinary disorders and dullness. Frederick MD resident H R Hook testifies the remedy gave permanent relief after kidney trouble from work confinement. Sold by all dealers price 50 cents Foster Milburn Buffalo NY sole US agent Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Dean
Bright
H. R. Hook
East Patrick Street
Doan
Main
Price Sc
Foster-Milburn
Buuffalo
New York
Soto Agente
United States
Ani
Frederick Team Triumphs In Close Tennis Meet
Frederick defeats Westminster five matches to four in a tight contest noted for an exciting 10-8 first-set rally. DeGrange and Maulsby key singles wins, with Hendrickson and Reese securing pivotal doubles victories for Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Dottitte
Frederick
Westminster
Gobr
Armacost
DeGrange
Maulsby
Jolliffe
Bacon
de Grange
Simpson
Hendrickson
Sherer
Jolie
Gohr
Raderick
Mauisbey
L. Hendrickson
Reese
Quinn
DeGrange and Maulsby
Geli
Shorer and
Hereperger
Hendrickson Frederick
Spirited Buckpins Match Merges Three Way At Casino
The Merchants were absent and the M C A Singers alongside Braddock Jr. played a single three contestant game at Brad dock Heights Casino. Mine scores were not fully legible due to the damaged text. Mr and Mrs Sprigg Hams plan to move from West Patrick Street to Hanya ville as they seek a new home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock, Jr
Braddock Heights
Braddock Jr
Nemavilla
Sprigg Hams
West Patrick Street
Wll
Hanyaville
Outrage Destroys Home Over Debt Refusal in New York
A violent explosion wrecked the home of Eu rico Casabianes after he refused to pay five thousand dollars in demanded debts. The incident involved Wwedal-Sisppich totem Maes and occurred near the New York Athletic Club area, with broad damage noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wwedal-Sisppich
New Yorks
Caniers
Eurico Casabianes
Cense
New ‘York Athletic
Bovera
Shot Pierced Heart and Hapatch o Pax Walker
Fragmentary notice reports a fatal shooting incident involving Walker at Pax on September 18. Names and exact locations are unclear but the event is recorded as a fatal shooting with limited readable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Postoffice at Corinth looted in night break in
Special dispatch reports the Corinth post office blown open last night unknown thieves took about five thousand stamps and some cash. No injuries reported. Authorities inspect the scene and seek suspects in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinth
Roosevelt and Bryant visit Indiana campaign start set for October 13
Indianapolis reports Roosevelt and Bryant will launch their state campaign with a series of speeches on October 13. Also listed are Frederick City post office advertised letters dated September 10 1910 including gentlemen and ladies names such as Charley De pan M Hoffman L W Long Joe Larkines Norman Riggin Marion Richardson John Robertson Mrs Robert Arbuckle and Miss Nina Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Roosévelt
Bryant
Frederick City
Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers Exchange
Market quotations list grain and farm product prices corrected September 1 1910. Wheat No 2 Red 0 6 Corn Ear corn 3 60 per bbl Shelled corn 70 per bushel Rye 0c to 66c per bushel Barley 6c per bushel Hay No 1 Timothy 19 00 to 20 00 No 2 Timothy 18 00 to 19 00 No 1 Mixed 17 00 to 18 00 No 2 Mixed 16 00 to 17 00 Clover 16 00 to 17 00 Hay Not Baled 10 to 12 per ton Straw Bailed Wheat 8 00 to 10 00 Bailed Oats 8 00 to 10 00 Flour Winter Wheat 6 35 to 5 85 Spring Wheat 6 00 to 6 50 Cornmeal 1 60 to 1 70 100 lbs MI Feed Bran 25 per ton Middlings 29 per ton Red Dog 2 20 to 2 30 per sack Dairy Feeds 24 to 26 per ton Cotton Seed Meal 3 6 to 3 6 Seeds Timothy 4 50 to 4 75 per ton Clover 8 to 12 per bushel Potatoes 4c to 50c per bushel
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Watermenon Party
Voury
Inries
Rae
Company A'S Minstrels
Braddock Auditorium
al.” H. Wilson Coming
Philosopher
Walter’ L. Flautt
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Mite
Janie Need
Quon
Montreal
Carinda
Reed - ‘Sayy Report
Mildred
George
Clarice
Chicago News
Chicago
Heraa
Taenghlag
Richter
M. OA
Tigworth
Eschelberger
S.secea
Nicely
Braddock Jrs
C. Ramsburg
Miumiford
Mercer Sneer Eevee
Derreae Coseee
Zimmerman
Serenge
Ast
Ard Frazier
Koofer
L. Ian Middletown
A.blackhard Outrage
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
HE. Peterman
Franklin Street
aridawFly
Yeo, M. Het, Gamapuasa
Fuapneee Oyen
Bevard Ekpner
Phoos
E. Frederick
Srresty
G Waring Tyson
COR. Carroll & Patrick
SSS
Lottes
Yada Meraim
Sean” Neer
Opere
Bere Creat
Court Street
Mare
Batroparduen
Fromke Bros
Ayattifes
Aaa
POR Sale
SALE
Dane
Pene
Fuenag
Garber & Ureen
BALE
Ublig Sale
Etvill Sell
Uasti
G. Btorr
Jol Dutrow
Auctio Eer
Saat” Wittiam Banabcteee
Truteday
Larne
Elm
C. B
BpAstimors & Obi Railroad
Asua- Ashington
Wien
Iladel
Las Ne
Washington -and
Philad Fir
New -York
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Hareers Ferry
Way
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