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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1909
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text discusses Maryland governance and political strength. Mentions Baltimore and a claim about leadership viability. Reading is incomplete with garbled phrases and unclear context.
A collage of garbled quotes from period papers and jokes. Mentions of a Mr Torkine, a dyspeptic look, and a lead about cards and money. References include Tit-Bite Head Welter Chicago Tribune and Washington Star style quips.
A 1900s-tinged urging notes worry over gas shortages and envisions solar electricity as a future solution. It describes a company forming to deliver solar generators, turning sunlight on for light, heat, and power, with scientists approving the concept and studies into its economic impact.
A fragmentary excerpt from The Book of Good Fellowship reflects on friendship as a remedy for loneliness, praising lasting companionship through fair and stormy weather. The note mentions Epwin Osadop.Gnov xu and a half rm oispute, hinting at a blurred publication origin.
The Psychological Club, a new Baltimore organization, promotes optimism as a remedy for many ills. Members meet at homes since July 1 and pledge to be holy, happy, and prosperous. The group welcomes outside medicine, supports religious variety, and even discusses faith healing and hypnotism as adjuncts, while teaching disease and sin as evils to be eliminated.
The readers of SRe Dapee receive a reward notice for a Calanial fraternity. The address P. 7, oR atta Fass dats indicates a term for possible action. The text refers to a street and terse terms, with procedural phrasing and unspecified details.
Middletown Savings Bank director Mr Routzahn denied that work on the pavement in front of the bank’s new Main Street building began yesterday morning. He said there was no underground agreement to alter the grade and that the bank had placed guards overnight amid municipal controversy. officials plan court action to enforce the established grade.
At a morning meeting of the stockholders of the W., F. & G. it Hy, directors for the coming year were elected. Named are George William Smith, Franklin 13, Smith, Shomga B. Jonson, Charles Waters, James R. Waters, James T. Waesche, William J. Stoner, Isaac Annan, Alexander Komebucg, Wm. Haburg, Charles L. Ceontno, Marshall L. Beochison, Oscar M. W. Coblenty, Emory L. Cotleuts, D. Columbue Kemp, John D. Hendrickson, Charles Wertheimer, Touie M. Motter. The directors will meet on Tuesday for organization.
The Postoffice adopts a regulation allowing carriers to skip delivering mail at homes where vicious dogs run free. Carriers must call at the post office for their mail when such dogs are present, protecting workers from dangerous encounters. The text then shifts to unrelated anecdotes and quotes, including a volunteer visitor memory and a Tennessee diver tale from the Saturday Evening Post.
A historical pamphlet outlines rat destruction methods with traps like guillotine and barrel devices, cage and pit traps, and methods to lure rats with covered barrels. It notes poison use in outbuildings, names barium carbonate strychnine arsenic and phosphorus, and mentions dogs cats and ferrets as extermination aids. Fumigation is advised.
A Baltimore silversmiths firm crafted a beautiful ostensorium for St Joseph's Academy at Emmityburg. Presented by nine prominent Baltimore women honoring their late sister, the piece features a 13 inch host with 27 large diamonds, a 30 inch overall height, and gold emblems of cross wheat pelican lamb sacred heart and grapes.
County notes report a Sunday morning sermon at 10 o clock led by Rev A J Herman. Mentions visitors including Elijah Stull with the Theoden family in Walkersville and Joseph Feaga with Baer family. Several visits to and from local residents are listed amid garbled lines and stray ads from Pearre’s hotel.
In Baltimore a market summary notes mixed activity with varying price movements. Investors observe early trends as trading floors reflect cautious optimism amid ongoing economic signals.
New York Story line unclear. Amateur note mentions Tod i fake sy 2 ions and a reference to Tate. No verifiable event or outcome emerges from the fragmented text. Entities and dates are not clear enough for a concrete summary.
Market prices in Frederick County for hay oats corn timothy and other feeds listed by grade and unit. Notable figures include Red Dog at 2.35 to 2.45 per bushel, rye at 60 to 70 cents per bushel, timothy 813.00 to 814.00 per ton, clover 5.00 to 6.50 per bushel, and middlings 28.50 per ton. Dairy feeds and bone meal prices also shown for ton and per bushel units.
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