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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1910
Page
4
A fragment from a political column discusses the tariff issue, U S and England shifts, and the role of corporations in economic policy. It notes discontent in finance and railroads, calls tariff protection a matter of economic choice, and mentions global price dynamics and industrial prestige.
A garbled page mixes tariff rhetoric and entertainment gossip. It references Secretary Hine and Carnegie in a jumbled critique of economic policy, then pivots to whimsical notes about vaudeville managers seeking sensational acts and a shift away from straw hats toward harvest themes.
A compendium of editorial remarks notes Kentucky progress amid a lone killing in the congressional primaries. It cites Taft's expected defense endorsement for the Panama Canal and critiques on milk pricing, New Nationalism, and local paper innovations including Frederick News adopting a third mimeotype machine.
A garbled collection of captions and snippets from various papers mocks political talk and corporate misdeeds. It references jokes about railways finance price gouging and graft with improvised dialogue and fragmented quotes from Chicago News Atlanta Constitution and Puck.
An editorial critiques the push to tax extranely high powered automobiles as a curb on speed. It argues that permitting 60 horsepower and above raises risks for pedestrians and accelerates the motorist craze, while voicing concern over costs and enforcement in crowded urban streets.
Local notes praise the city council for quick action on agenda items and allude to prior jokes and poetical pieces. The piece mentions a large sweet watermelon and gratitude for reading the Bentztown Bard, highlighting community humor and arts.
A fragmented exchange blends poetry and theater anecdote as lovers reignite passion and ignore time apart. The dialogue contrasts tender yearning with fate and memory, ending with a quip on audience reaction to stage language. The excerpt merges romantic reflections with a humorous street remark about actors.
Farmers report a drought affected corn yields across the county with many fields producing well below average. Some areas near Frederick fared worst while others showed fair crops. Shipments and local stock feed concerns rise as drought limits supply and a western import may be needed.
Reverend George Brodthage recounts his marital troubles and near divorce in Reno and Washington. He describes his wife as noble, their 18 years of marriage, and their plan for their 17 year old son to live with his mother in Berlin while he continues work in the Congressional Library.
Market update lists corrected noon prices for bonds and commodities including Cotton Duck, Cons. Cotton Duck, Georoghs and Alabama, United Railways, Seaboard Air Line, Western Maryland, Knox Traction, and George's Creek among others. Trading notes mention various issue series and par values as of 12:30 p.m. by Molter Bron & Co Bankers.
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