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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1910

Page

3

The Girl About Town Reflects on September Farewell

A long, streamful column traces weekly social life from weather to church bells to fairs. It mentions community events at Braddock and Derr’s Island, garden tasks, sermons, and the upcoming Frederick Fair. The writer urges patience, piety, and cheerful spirits amid local bustle and national politics.

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Letters From the People Show Support for Women’s Suffrage

The News prints signed letters praising the suffrage movement. Miss Manning thanks readers and outlines a provisional committee of men and women to keep suffrage interests alive until a permanent organization forms. Frederick's mission inspires plans for an educational booth at the Frederick Fair with talks and literature for country readers.

Mika Manning Frederick Lengo Ila America Camiig Miss Manning Flela

Fund drive progress for Cumberland YMCA building

An $80,000 fund is completed with $269,877 raised, $69,000 remaining. Mrs Violet Thurston Mackle of Englewood New Jersey contributed to cover the difference. Mrs A Hunter Boyd, wife of Judge Boyd, linked to the effort as the project to finish the building within six weeks progresses.

Central Young Men’s /Christian Association fund Cumberland Mra Violet’ ‘Thurston Mackle Englewood N. J Slater A. Hunter Boyd Boyd

The Soul Kiss Show Attracts Attention At Local Theatre

A bustling theatre program highlights a comedy review with "The Soul Kiss" and a lineup including The Galiauch and Smith. A 60-strong Monavers support troupe rounds out the cast, promising lively novelty acts and song numbers.

Market Gossip From Morning Wares and Crops

The report notes ample supply but thinning peaches and a mixed corn crop outlook. Frost risks loom as farmers cut corn and prepare for seeding. Prices vary for produce, meat, and dairy with local staples and seasonal forecasts shaping shoppers’ week.

War on curealls moves to Supreme Court in Johnson case

The Department of Agriculture aims to curb patent medicines claimed to cure diseases. The Johnson case will test if the pure food act covers interstate sale of such medicines and if they fail to cure the diseases they promise. Prince Sum of Cincinnati plans a Naval Academy visit with his retinue next Wednesday.

Department of Agriculture United States Johnson Supreme Court Prince Sum Cin Naval Academy

Literary Societies Hold Regular Meeting Through September 30

The Frederick Literary Society and Clover Leaf Literary Society held routine sessions in September. Programs featured recitations, essays, debates on restricting immigration and other civic topics, with judges ruling on debates.

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Frederick market prices and harvest commodities 1910

Quotations corrected September 24 1910 from Frederick County Farmers Exchange show wheat No 2 Red at .16 per bushel corn 57 to 70 cents per bushel rye 60 to 70 cents oats 60 to 70 cents barley 50 to 60 cents Timothy hay 19 to 20 dollars No 2 18 to 19 No 1 mixed 17 to 18 No 2 mixed 16 to 17 clover 10 to 17 hay not baled 10 12 per ton straw baled wheat oats 8 10 flour winter wheat 6 35 to 6 86 spring wheat 6 00 to 6 50 cornmeal 1 60 to 1 10 per 100 lbs mill feed bran 24 middlings 29 red dog 2 20 to 2 30 per sack dairy feeds 24 25 per ton cotton seed meal 34 to 36 seeds timothy 4 50 to 4 75 per bushel clover 2 to 9 per bushel potato 4 50 to 5 0 per bushel cardinal ghivina heads to Washington for Catholic Charities conference opening.

Frederick County Timothy Feoda Polatoss

Frederick High School Cadets Plan Strong Football Season

Frederick High School Cadets under Teapectiva officers began regular drill practice from November to December. Lieutenant Harry J. Kefauver acts as major. Captain Zeigler leads the squad with David L. Johnson as manager. A picked team will face the M C A group next week as at least several local schools are courted for a full schedule. Notable players include Wils Whitter Allen Quynn Ray Burgeo Jesse Sunday Dorsey Sappingtin Edward Thomas Ryler Thormont and Paul Beard, formerly of Prethorick College.

Frederick High School Cailats Teapectiva Harry J. Kefauver Company-A Mi No My.g.a Tlaldon Baat Ayo Wils Whitter Atlen Quynn Ray Burgeo Jesse Sunday Dorsey Sappingtin Edward Thomas Ryler Thormont Paul Beard Prethorick College

Frederick Corps Homecoming Tour Report

The Frederick American Salvation Army corps returns after a two week absence touring 28 Maryland and Pennsylvania towns. They held over 20 meetings with large crowds and plan an open air meeting on South Market Street tonight and house services at the barracks tonight.

Frederick Maryland Pennsylvania Meronte Threety Thia Woodsboro Storm

Census figures place Baltimore population at 658 486 in 1920

The Canasur Bureau lists Baltimore as 658 486 for 1920, ranking seventh among major cities. Cleveland is shown at 560 663 in 1910, with Baltimore’s 1900 and 1890 counts as 608 987 and 434 439. The 1900–1910 gain is 49 658 and the 10 year growth rate 9.7 percent, per Durand and Hunt.

Canasur Bureau Baltimore Cleveland Monumental Durand and Wiliam C. Hunt

Property Transfers and Inventories Filed In Court

In the circuit and orphan's court records, Samuel M Summers and wife transfer real estate to Milton E Akers and wife for 250 dollars. Henry G Radcliff and Ancle Radcliff also transfer in county real estate valued at 7 000 dollars. The court notes inventories of debts due in the estate of Joseph Long, deceased.

Circuit and Orphans’ Court Roterty Sarhuel M. Summers Milton E. Akers Henry G. Radcliff Ancle Radclif Wesley T. Summers Orpitans

German Marriage Market Exposed in Odd Essay

A fragmentary excerpt critiques a sexual market in Germany where men are said to be purchased for marriage. It lists various roles and professions and hints at societal pressures, wealth, and status shaping matrimonial choices. The piece references poets diplomats physicians and merchants as examples of the supposed elite options.

Leaat Germany Walt Korine Beate OF Joaier

Chestnut Blight Damage Studied in Pennsylvania Forests

Deputy Forestry Commissioner Williams leads a Pennsylvanial farm and university team assessing 20 000 chestnut trees near Mont Alto and between Philadelphia and Pittsburgh for blight impact. Investigations will continue until snow, involving State Forestry Academy students and instructors.

Pranklin- County Pen-Mar Monterey 1 .C. Williams Bettween Philadelphia Pittsburg Tt.b. ‘Conklin State Porestry’ Academy Mont. Alto-to. Nalat

Fragments Reflect Turbulent Court Proceedings and Corporate Turmoil

The report describes a court appearance involving Andrew Coftian and others in Montgomery County, with references to a receiver appointment for a company in a Baltimore neighborhood. It notes rotating officials and possible connections to the Pittsburgh area, highlighting ongoing legal actions and leadership questions at the Piney or adjacent entities.

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Papes Diapensan Digestive Aid Promises Fast Relief

An advertising pitch touts Pages Diapensin as a quick cure for indigestion gas heartburn and stomach distress. It claims relief within five minutes and freedom from laxatives while enabling a hearty appetite and trouble free digestion.

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