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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1910
Page
4
A reader disputes existing arithmetic in textbooks and argues for a practical, real world approach. The piece urges banks in schools to teach bookkeeping with miniature accounts and checks, while stressing safer water and milk practices to prevent typhoid as autumn arrives. It notes typhoid comes from contaminated water milk and greens and urges boiling water for vegetables.
The piece notes December return of a figure to Congress may trigger trouble as critics urge bans on malacious and suggestive plays. It cites theater managers shaping public uplift and references contracts and social aims amid a volley of opinion.
The Birmingham News highlights how advertisers repeatedly choose the newspaper as the daily household medium. The Ohio Retail Shoe Dealers' Association notes newspapers reach all classes, evidenced by a Springfield Dispatch report on a recent association meeting.
The piece notes a surge in meat prices driving a public shift toward substitutes and lighter meat usage. It cites reports from New York journals, hospitals, and restaurants showing reduced meat consumption, with some households averaging fewer meals with meat and potential long term changes in national eating habits.
A poetic lampoon critiques social turmoil and gossip in a township through a narrator who compares love and affray to a market. It notes blighted homes, strained friendships, and the pervasive xelilah interest driving daily clashes, ending with a bleak flourish on romance’s returns.
A whimsical tale set at day’s end where farm girls in sunbonnets gather to dance to a fiddler in black. The music triggers a surreal moment as the fiddler collapses and transforms into crickets while the girls rush home, leaving their bonnets hanging on the fence. Advertising note appears as a publisher’s plug at the end.
The region endures a second week without measurable rainfall. Temperatures reach 80 degrees at noon while nights stay mild, deepening drought and stressing vegetation. Authorities note scant rainfall in September and warn of ongoing water shortages, pleading for any beneficial shower to replenish supplies.
A Biblical World editorial by university divinity experts argues against the traditional end times, claiming the last day is a myth. They say historical criticism disproves apocalyptic readings and Christians should focus on present works to advance God’s kingdom on earth.
The Baltimore stock market report of September 20, 1910 lists corrected noon prices from Motter Bros & Co bankers and brokers. It details numerous railroad, electric, coal, oil, and utility issues with bid and ask levels, including Seaboard Air Line, United Railways, Western Maryland, Knox Traction, and other issues, reflecting varied yields and trading statuses.
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