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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1909
Page
2
In a tense domestic drama, Jimmy Smith faces past betrayals and loyalty as Emma Harris plans a night out with her husband and friends. The narrative unfolds through conversations about love, honesty, and a wavering trust within a fractured circle, with revelations about parentage and ulterior motives shaping the future.
A review notes Eugene Walter's play Paid in Full staged at the City Opera House on Thursday September 30. The drama centers on Joseph Brooks and a wage dispute, leading to embezzlement and a lavish apartment, with characters Captain Williams Jimmy Smith and Emma Brooks. The piece is praised for frank, natural dialogue and strong, vivid characterizations.
Emma Brooks hosts Captain Williams and Mr. Smith as tensions rise over trust, secrets, and a supposed Guatemala controversy. The scene unfolds with signaling and wary humor, hinting at business risk and domestic strain during a visit to Mrs. Brooks.
At the stockholders meeting this morning the board elected Joseph J. Baker Geo Wm. Smith D. C. Wine Brewer David Lowenstein FE. W. Mercer H. D Baker and John G. Walker as directors. The board organized with Tgeeph D. Baker as president Geo. Wm. Smith treasurer and Thomas H. Haller secretary.
The text records a baseball inning with E Derr Baughman M Schroeder I Schroeder, a double play by Derr F Schroeder, walks to Schroeder Jr Baughman, six by Baughman two by Schreder, seven strikeouts by Baughman five by Schreder, and umpire Keitz.
Baseball scores from Saturday and Sunday across the American and National Leagues are listed with game results. Key items include Philadelphia Athletics sweeping Cleveland with 5 0 and 3 0, New York beating Detroit in both games, Boston defeating St Louis in 3 2 and 4 3 in 10 innings, and Chicago dropping Washington in both contests. Standings show Detroit leading the AL with 94 wins and 51 losses and New York leading the NL with 85 wins and 55 losses.
The thirty fourth annual convention of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Maryland convenes in Hagerstown at St Pauls Church of Epleoogal with Rev T Mowbray as pastor and campaign leader. Prominent speakers Mrs Louise S Rounds and Mrs Ella A Boole will discuss temperance and missionary work. The event marks the first Maryland state gathering in 20 years and aims to bolster the local option cause following Washington County's November vote.
The Belles Lettres Literary Society met on September 24 with a program including recitations by P. Michael and K. Cashour, an essay by M. Shirley on good roads, and an oration by H. Morberly on the Panama Canal. A debate favored gifts for charities from individuals over estates, with judges siding with the affirmative. The session adjourned to meet October 1, after a general member debate and critic report. White Cross Milk Company names L. J. Lamy as plant manager to supervise a new Frederick facility, planning to buy 100 large milk cans for farmer lending.
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