Metz in Ireland at City Opera House features Al H Wilson
A strong cast presents Metz in Ireland at the City Opera House on Monday September 19. German dialect comedian Al H Wilson is highlighted as a special attraction with songs including My Queen and a production noted for bright stage pictures and humorous situations by manager Sidney R Ells and star Lidrell Gorman.
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THE
City Opera House
Metz
Ireland
al. H. Wilson
Wilson
Sidney R. Ells
Letters From Correspondents in Fearing Valley News
Letters recount local visits and illnesses. mentions Mrs G W, Miss Hann, and Mr J Barnes. Notes forthcoming church services, Sunday school, and community events. Mentions Monocacy Valley Band concerts, a church oyster supper, and local visits to relatives and neighbors.
Sudden Death Shocks Emmitaburg Friends
The sudden death of Mr William Albert Weant of Emittaburg shocks many friends. Mr and Mrs John Kelly of Baltimore, visiting relatives in this place, have returned home. The Emmit Cornet Band plans a dance at Foxs Grove on Saturday evening September 17. Dr and Mrs W T Zepp of Baltimore spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lewis Smith. Mr and Mrs J W Strutmell and daughter Ruth were guests of Senator J P T Mathias and family on Sunday. Mrs Julia C Smith of Lake Vista visits Lewis Smith. Elsie Robinson stays with grandmother Mrs N Mumma near Matters. Mrs Julia C Smith and Miss Ruth Summell visited Mrs Jere Martins Sunday evening. Mr Rodger F Smith of Baltimore visited his brother Lewis Smith and wife on Sunday. Mr John W Loy of Frederick spent the weekend in this place. Edwin Marshall, lately with Mr and Mrs Lewis Smith, returns to Hagerstown. Joshua Gruber and son Harry visited Baltimore on Saturday.
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Naan
Miother
Nes Elten Grinder
Goo
Aiother
Baltimore
Millard Stull
Lutheran’ Church
Geo
W. Crist
Reform Denomination
TL. R. Miller
Eleie Rhodes
Michael Smith
Julia Smith
W. E.derry
Kail
M. Wachter
Buthday
Zimmerman
Migs
Nellie
George Smith
Braddock
Breel
Alleen Metéer
J. H. Culler
C. N. ‘Trundle
William ‘Thomas
Harmony Grove
John ‘H. Hargett
Brian
Nash
Frederick
Ranneberger
Virginia
Marion Sparro
West Virginia
Eugene Rena
John Barnes
Frederick City Hospital
Gladys Stull
Buckeystown
Blanche Stull
Julia Hann
Geo. W. Hann
Franklin, Hono
W. Levi Hann
Stavenson
Caine
Julia, Hann
Harry Troxell
Frank
Warner
Washington, D. C
Wntc
Tilen
Valley
Cornet
Agus
Church of God
Wn. Kolb
Monocacy Valley
Murray
D.s.young
Carter
May Werking
John Stull
Garland
John
St. John - Evangelical
Bernice Shaw
Washington
D.C
Geo. Free
NEW Markey
Ming Alice Sheobald
Ruth Longcoat
Baltinore
Faunie Bromwell
Magel Dorsey
Alry
Wats
J. and
X. Dorsey
Nathan Childs
Annapolis
Ler
Misses Twin
Narefesa Dorsey
Radehbel Ann Webster
John C. Steveux
Hopkins
C. A. McBride
Anne Arundel County
Dorsey
Burt Soulthaul
Laviola
E. B. Adams
Douglass ‘Stelr
Trafford Commly
A. Stelr
Farelen’ Falcover
Waslington
Nannie Relebty
Prospect Park Fair
Gerwig
Thomas Grimes
Es Pote City
Grimes
Johm Henry
Collins
Marion
Agnes
Charles Collins
Releb
Howe
Savannah
Wiliam Albert Weant
Emitaburg
John Kelly
Igane Kelly
Emmit Cornet
Fox's Grove
W. T. Zepp
Bal-tmore
Lewis Smith
J. W. Strutmell
Ruth
J. P. T. Mathias
Julia OC. Smith
Lake Visa
Mich
Elsie Robinson
N. Mumma
Julia C. Smith
Ruth Summell
Jere Martin
Hagerstown
Joshua Gruber
Harry
Frederick market prices corrected September 15 1910
Quotations from Frederick County Farmers Exchange list prices for grains and feeds. Wheat No 2 Red 95 cents a bushel, corn ear $3 60 per barrel shelled 70 cents per bushel, oats 65 cents per bushel, barley 80 cents, timothy hay 19 to 20 dollars per ton, No 2 timothy 28 dollars, mixed hay 17 to 18 dollars, No 2 mixed 16 dollars, clover 16 to 17 dollars, not baled hay 10 to 12, straw baled 8 to 10, oats baled 8 to 16 dollars, flour winter wheat 5 35 to 5 85, spring wheat 6 06 to 6 50, rye 1 60 to 1 20 per 100 pounds, bran 3 25 per ton, middlings 29, red dog 3 20 to 2 20 per sack, dairy feeds 24 to 25 per ton, linseed meal 84 to 96, timothy 3 450 to 4 75 per bushel, clover 4 8 to 9 per bushel, potatoes 4 59 to 4 89 per bushel.
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Frederick County
Timothy
Sion
Iran
Census Bulletin Plan Aimed At County By County Detail
The Census Director Durand outlines a new plan for state bulletins presenting all data for a county or city under one heading. The publication, starting early next year, will show county figures dated by subject with a county name at the top, comparing with 1900 and classifying by color race nativity sex education and more. It will also include voter statistics to aid Congress in assessing potential disenfranchisement in any area.
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Durand
Hite
Congress
The Twice a Week News Subscription Offer
An old advertisement touts the Twice a Week News as a practical farm friendly weekly with late hour news, farmer focused articles, and extracts from agricultural papers. It promotes subscriptions at one dollar yearly with sample copies available and encourages advertising in the paper.
Baltimore and Ohio Orders New Heavy Locomotives and Cars
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad received the final instalment of a large equipment order including 240 Consolidation freight engines, 26 Atlantic passenger locomotives, 70 passenger coaches, and 10,000 freight cars. Deliveries followed the Richmond Locomotive Works completion in Baltimore, with engines to haul long trains in mountainous districts and high speed passenger service across the Alleghenies. Parlor cafe cars and No. 15 fast express service enhance dining and daylight travel from Cumberland to Pittsburgh and Chicago.
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Daltimore Antahio
Dges
Baltimore
Richwmond Locomotive Works
Willard
Baltmore
Ohio
Virgula
Pennsylvania
Alleghany
Tralia
Baltimore and Ohio
Tittsburg
Wheeling
Parkersburg
Kenova
Clare Wlops
Wheelling
Grafton
Baltimore & Ohio
E. V. Baugh
Hentington
Jeaving
Cumberland
New York
Clachanatt
Pittsburg
Chicago
Largest Indian land sale planned on Crow and Uintah reservations
President and Secretary of the Interior ordered a historic land auction covering about 1.6 million acres on the Crow Reservation in Montana and Uintah lands in Utah. Lands will sell at not less than 82 per acre with staged payments and four yearly installments. Identified parcels total about 800000 on Crow and 700000 on Uintah reservations with payments in cash and installments.
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Montara
Utah
Galt
Secretary of the Interior
Trout Congress
Dintige
Penr
Bucktown Arnica Salve Heals Wounds and Eruptions
A faded ad claims Bucktown Arnica Salve cures wounds burns and skin eruptions. It touts reliable relief for skin ailments and pain as a household remedy, listing products like Bucktown Arnica Salve and related preparations with a price of 28 cents at Pearce’s.
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Annes
A. Hwenven
Corema
Bucktown
Cure of insanity meeting highlights public attitudes
A Joint session of the Medical and Chirurgical Faculty and the Lanao Psychiatric Society featured papers on public perceptions of mental illness and patient care. Dr Hersing urged changing societal stance toward cured individuals, while Dr Winterodoon advocated employment for patients in state hospitals. Afternoon gifts from the Naval Academy aboard the Standish capped the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medical and Chirurgical Faculty
Lana Psychiatric Society
Mording
Charles “G A
W. R. Danton
Te P.hersing
Tr Hekring
Ats
Robert P. A Winterodoon
F. W.keating
J. Clement ‘Clark
Naval ‘Academy
Standish
Silver anniversary of Brotherhood of St. Andrew noted
The Silver Anniversary of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew of the United States will be held in Nashville from September 28 to October 2. The late James L. Houghteling of Chicago founded the order 25 years ago, and chapters spread nationwide. A memorial service honors the founder on the convention’s last day, with Bishop Anderson of Chicago and John W. Wood of New York among speakers. The opening day includes committee meetings and Holy Communion. The program follows the order’s traditional convention rituals.
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Bt. Andraw
Nashville
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
United States
James, L. Houghteling
Chicago
Order
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Josiah
Washington State
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Slater
Midgletown
Mary, Derr
Claude
Culray
Roy Derr
Myersville
Sabillasville
Mise
Helen C. Anders
Thurmont
State Normal ‘School
Millersville
Mmra
Julia ‘Stern
Anna M. Harbaugh
Ladies’ Aid Society of ‘the Reformed Church
William A. Armsparger
Hauvers
Sabilasville
Blue Ridge Summit
Mt, St, Mary's
D. 3. Flynn
Mt. St. Mary's
John Eckenrhode
Eckenrhode
Henry Eckenrhode
Hhe
St. Mary's
Edmitaburg
Hle
Guarter
Ito
A. Cooper
Oswego
Vlcas
Dr. King
NATO
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Medorn Pharmacy
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Saerviza
Gril
Cleveland
Merhl PF
Moberly
West Patrick” & Palofing
Buletin
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