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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1910

Page

3

National Association of Master Bakers Convention Opens

The National Association of Master Bakers begins its annual convention at the Hotel Belvedere in Baltimore today. Other items mention trials, accidents, and notable deaths including Harry Patchett and a Salisbury homicide case, with references to Roosevelt and local civic figures.

Seana Andi Ang Aliajoner Warne Bilinda National Association of Master Bakerg Hotel Belvedere Baltimore pRa Harry Patchett Counen Easton Annin Prospect’ Park Maryland Consolidated Gas Company Thaddeus Taylor H. Rowland Clapp National

BEG-STINGS FOR RHEUMATISM PRACTICAL BEE REMEDY

An 19th century column discusses using bee stings to treat rheumatism. It cites Mr Bowser of Chicago and Dr F H Maberley of England reporting reliefs, with a method involving a red headed bee Apis rubrusa, gradual sting applications, and special forceps to hold bees while stinging. The article notes risks from too many stings and long continued treatment.

Stark Bowser Chicago England London Lancet Gays Maberley

Turbo Electric locomotive trials at Glasgow progress reported

A Glasgow built turbo electric locomotive with a self contained steam electric set is undergoing trials on the Caledonian and North British Railways. The system uses a steam turbine driving a dynamo to feed four traction motors with voltages up to 600, includes a closed cycle condenser system and a driver platform control. Trials are not yet completed and future utility remains conjectural.

Glasgow Caledonian North ‘British Railways Baye John L. Grifiths London Wsiag Gmail

English Attitudes and Early Aviation Rivalries Revealed

The piece contrasts English national character with emigration issues in Canada and recalls Graham White’s aviation attempts in 1910. It notes Canadian settlers' perceived preferences and describes White’s delayed effort versus Paulhan, highlighting national pride and public misperception.

Ap Alten England Tefert Graham White Ja Graham White London Manchester Paulian Graham ‘White Paulhan White Pawlhan

Banke on the Lookout for Dues in Bank Credit

A merchant in a large city posted his mage in a club thrice for nonpayment of dues then asked his bank for a loan. A bank official pulled the customer history card and found a delinquency note stating Does not pay his club dues three times delinquent. The loan was refused and the banker warned that small daily actions affect credit and bank oversight.

Banke Lgat Bank For & Loan

Glimpses of East Africa on a Liner to England

A fragmented tale from The Nautical Edie mentions Mrs Ethel Younghusband aboard a large liner bound for England. An amusing scene unfolds as a gentleman asks a sailor for help, with comic exchanges reflecting travel life at sea.

East Africa Ethel Younghusband England Baillor

Edison showcases kinetophone movie talk device prototype

Thomas Edison's kinetophone demonstration shows moving pictures synchronized with phonograph sound. An audience of reporters observed brief scenes and a lecturer explains the system, noting current limits and that full perfection will take time. Edison predicts future use for speeches and opera, with improvements ahead.

Thomas Eidi Soison Haw Teddy Edison Johnny Mr. Edison

Infirm Patient Pleads For Help From Jovial Doctor

A rheumatic patient speaks of pain and mobility limitations while a cheerful doctor offers pragmatic sympathy and cautions about the inconvenience of suffering without aid. The dialogue reveals care and practical advice in a medical setting.

Ambiguous fragment hints at Earth and advice column

Fragmentary text mentions the earth going round and a question from Tommy's son. A stray line references Philadelphia and advice, but the full meaning remains unclear.

Tommy Philadelphia

Unclear fragmentary gossip from Chicago News found

A garbled passage describes laundry work and a symbolic wedding scene with characters Belinda and Henry Binkle. It references a midnight hour, a couple destined to be one then apart, and a tense exchange about symbolism versus reality in a dramatic setting.

Bymbollani Cuarile Washington Agenuy Belinda Milnute Chrichlas Henry Binkle Mr. Smith Chicago Newa

Dividing a Long Sermon by Dr Samus Buell

An eighteenth century anecdote recalls Dr Samus Buell who preached two to three hours using elaborate cadences. After nearly two hours he claimed to feel the audience’s freedom to exit as he urged sinners to stay and finally signaled nearing conclusion. A listener recalled the preacher’s final cues with phrases like Once more and Lastly provoking relief among hearers.

Samus Buell Rowe

Man Refuses Offer After Church Visit

A visitor Misunderstands a church invitation and the crowd at the auditorium misreads the prompt. He declines politely noting he is not prepared to contribute and offers what he has only.

ZEMO Remedy Promoted by Williamsons Drug Store

A vintage ad touts ZEMO as a simple external cure for eczema and skin troubles. It claims rapid relief after one application, credits a wide reach across 2009 towns, and positions Williamsons Drug Store as the local agency selling the product for infants and adults.

Tolves Lo Dang Williamson Zemo America Willgmison

Kioto Park of World and Global Beauty

Fragmented OCR text notes Kioto as a “park of world” and Japan's former capital with a population around 382,000. It mentions 818 Buddhist temples and markets for velvets and embroideries, with scattered dialogue about Irish travelers and train tickets, plus a section on varnish temperatures and durability.

Japan Klute

Blind Man's Lantern Returns From River Night

A blind man arrives with a water pitcher and white lantern. He speaks to a passerby about blindness, asking if it matters day or night, while the woman explains she carries the lantern to deter fools from breaking her shelter.

Khopta Ggucgelan Bond

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