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Vacation by Trolley Promises Long Range Sightseeing
A New York couple chose trolley travel from Syracuse to St Louis over the faster through train. They paid 13.10 each for five days six hours of sightseeing, with one 47 mile steam break. The piece extols trolley trips from New York to Boston and Maine, Chicago to Buffalo, and touts interurban routes for vacationing and rural life changes. It promotes trolley touring as economical and scenic, contrasting it with rail travel and noting healthful, breezy rides.
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Two Sides to the Rodent Allegory and Odd Snippets
A fragmentary collage of lines from multiple papers and columns features quirky lines about novels and roadways, snippets from New York and Washington papers, and a tale of a rescuer in a London newspaper. The text includes brief quotes about labor, manners, and a rescued cat, all presented in a jittery, collage-like style.
World wide rise in living costs sparks inquiry
The piece reports a global surge in prices for bread, meat, dairy and other basics, with potatoes and rice among the few items cheaper. It notes the London Mail and Jean’s inquiry into the cost of living, urging economic experts to explain and resolve the trend.
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Miracle wheat and political frauds in Baltimore papers
A Baltimore American editorial critiques miracle wheat claims priced at 60 per bushel and warns farmers to avoid speculative cures. Separately the Baltimore Star defends Judge Duffy and Grand Jury findings, asserting transparency in fraud cases and urging voters to learn true outcomes from official reports.
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Merriness Minutes Report Transcript Quip Judge and Witness Dialog
A brief courtroom exchange features a judge asking about the oath and a witness replying with a playful yet brief clarification. The fragment contrasts formal legal phrasing with a quirky, punny answer, reflecting a lighter moment in the proceedings. The source conveys a sense of humor within a legal setting.
The Boy Who Forgets Verse Rhyme From St Nicholas
A playful poem about a boy who forgets many things from paying debts to choosing games to remembering others. The narrator praises him as a pet and urges loving him for what he forgets, noting his forgetfulness brings a light, forgiving view.
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Clo and Phyletes at The Marvel on Wednesday night
Moving Picture Distributing Office submitted the film to the National Board of Censorship, and it earned unanimous praise as surpassing The Fall of Troy. The fire scene of the burning palace unfolds as Cilio and Phyletes are cornered, walls collapse, and the lovers escape amid panoramic flaming townscapes and smoke. The acting is wonderful and the battle thrilling, with self exerted scenes.
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Carner Pigeon Caught at Chapel Alley Site
A carrier pigeon was captured at J Ro. Warfield's residence in Chapel alley. It bore a leg band marked with a triangle and the number 4803. The finder, D Aulius A. Grahe, reported the detail as a notable marker.
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Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Local Items
Twenty years ago today in Frederick a local column notes a Republican convention with Peter Lugenbee as chair and nominees for clerk of court, register of wills, state's attorney, sheriff, and senator. Also mentions Henry Weinberg opening a clothing store, Rev Eschbach speaking at a Baltimore Brotherhood session, fishing successes, and a horse incident near Braddock involving bets.
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T. Haffner
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Dairies Inspected as Typhoid Cases Rise in Frederick
Dr. Cr W G Rohrer, acting chief of the State Board of Health Bureau of Communicable Diseases, visited Frederick to inspect eight dairies amid 20 reported typhoid cases. He praised one dairy as highly sanitary and warned that milk and water contamination could seed outbreaks. Boiling drinking water for about ten minutes can prevent typhoid, he noted, and a ninth dairy showed a typhoid case but no illness among its workers.
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Sharp Wins Prize at Hanover Fair Poultry Show
Thassear and other Hanover Fair entries faced judging in the poultry department but limited space caused crowding. Frederick’s Edward Ho Shirp took second prize in White Wyandotte, while others earned third place. A plastering mishap amid tearing down the Market’s wall caused damage and a near store loss, with hog exhibitors aiming to save the building as competition continued.
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Chicago grain market snapshot unclear on specifics
Fragmentary OCR text provides uncertain references to wheat and corn prices and market activity. No clear entities, dates, or outcomes are readable to anchor a factual card.
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected at Noon
Metter Bros and Co. Bankers and Brokers report noon corrections for numerous securities led by Georgia Alabama 5s and Seaboard issues. Names include Anacostia & Potomac, Chicago Railways, Houston Oil, Maryland Trust, Western Maryland 1st 4s, and United Rys relatives with bids and yields noted alongside. Market activity reflects varied bond and stock movements across rail, coal, utilities, and banking sectors as of September 26, 1911.
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le Con
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Trust
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Capital surplus and profits mention in company notice
A brief financial notice lists capital surplus and profits with key officers Charles B. Trail as President and James H. Waris as Vice-President, indicating executive leadership in the accounting or corporate statement.
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