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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1909
Page
4
A Cleveland convention linked automobiliers and farmers in support of better roads. The article notes farmers shifting from opposition to collaboration, recognizing road improvements benefit all, including agriculture and auto industries, and urges joint effort for quicker progress nationally.
Fragmented text references Baltimore and Maryland with garbled phrases about a jury and a person named Coste. The readable parts hint at a legal or trial context but lack coherent details or clear subjects, places, or outcomes. The item appears as an obscured OCR fragment rather than a complete news item.
Fragmentary text mentions Baltimore and baseball but lacks clear events or names. Extractable details are minimal. no verifiable actions, dates, or outcomes present.
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from periodical cartoons and wit. It features remarks about servants and privilege, a wry dialogue on loneliness in households, and a sharp take on the meaning of history. The quotes span sources such as Puck Harper's Weekly Life and the Philadelphia Ledger.
The article argues that intensive farming is transforming vast western ranches into 160 to 280 acre tracts. It notes higher efficiency with concentrated fields, shifts from wheat to corn and dairy, and Minnesota’s rise in wheat and dairy leadership. It claims farmers gain reliable returns with reduced land, highlighting capital and experience as entry barriers and urging opportunities in modern agriculture.
Poetic fragment from Harper's Magazine likely quoting Ament Brottow Painn. Describes The Hills of Rest as serene, sunlit slopes and distant castles, with faded gardens, songs once attempted, and days of dream shaping the future lives of men.
The City Opera House opened its season with the racing comedy Wildfire to a pleased audience. Pauline art stars and a strong supporting cast including Holden Donovan Henderson Carsighan Sanderson Walker Alexander deliver lively performances and broad humor.
A reward of 8100 is offered related to S10C. The note indicates a sense or tip leading to an ace, with limited readable context and no clear identifying details.
Capon Bridge West Virginia portrait of Mrs Kernst, age 107, planning her funeral. She selects pallbearers and hymns, and directs that her casket be made from a walnut tree she and friends once gathered. She remains active and lucid, recalling life events and family.
Manager George Liat of the City Opera House announces the engagement of Clarence Bennett for a majestic Biblical drama The Holy City about John the Baptist. The work is described as stringent and rocat instructive, well staged by a capable company and endorsed by press public and clergy. City Opens House Monday October 4.
Two Maryland obituaries: Jane Albaugh of Carroll County dies at 82 with widow and daughter survivors and Thursday funeral at London Park Baltimore. Simeon Gilbert of Woodsboro dies at 65 with five children and multiple relatives, funeral at Rodky Ridge Reformed Church and burial nearby.
The funeral of Mrs. Fannie E. For sythe was held at her Pearl home with Rev. J. H. Lamar officiating. Pallbearers were brothers Howard G Raymond A Thomas V F and Harry G Taylor. Interment at Mt Olivet. Thomas P Rice directed. Also noted was the arrival from Washington of Mr Daniel Stonebraker the Washington services led by Rev Dr J A Schick with pallbearers Alfred Ritter Clayton O Keedy DOV Stauffer Jacob Rohrback S V Doll and Wine Birely. Interment Mt Olivet. George Rumpf recovering from illness George Wachter and Albert Wallis improving.
An obscure vintage ad fragment touts a miracle stomach cure by a mysterious “Mith.A Rush” or “Modern Vhamacy” claiming to treat constipation indigestion and stomach ache amid garbled text and dubious branding. No verifiable details or evidence.
The article traces pellagra from early observations in Spain and Italy to its link with maize consumption. It notes 18th and 19th century figures on prevalence, hospital cases, and mental illness connection. It cites Balardini, Marais, and Tuczek proposing maize-related theories and mentions Egypt’s 1893 report.
Fire wrecked a barn and two concrete stables on the rim of C. F. Romsen property three miles from Annapolis. Catherine Myers 82 of Pleasant Valley Carroll County died at home widow of Emanuel Myers survived by three sons and one daughter. Rockville council weighs installing an electric light plant for streets homes and pumping. John Hamilton 20 Pekin Allegany County died from a roof fall while mining near that place. Ferdinand Preaskorp N G Taylor tinplate mill Cumberland fatally injured after being struck by a Baltimore and Ohio engine on tracks.
Quotations furnished by the Frederick County Farmers' Exchange corrected September 28 1909 list prices for wheat corn rye oats barley hay and straw with several grades and unit measures including barrels bushels and tons. Prices cover flour mill feed cotton seed meal potatoes and related farm commodities showing wide ranges by grade and quality.
The Baltimore market report lists latest sales corrected to noon with entries for Georgia & Alabama 3% bonds and Seaboard Air-Line stocks among others. Bishop John McCormick of Western Michigan is expected to preach at Saint Mary’s Episcopal Church as Maryland consecration events unfold tomorrow.
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