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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
2
Fragmentary text references Mary and a $1000 amount, with garbled phrases about interest and a present. The readable portions hint at a historical financial note or transfer, but specifics are missing. No clear names, dates, or places to anchor a full item.
An aging Winchester orchard is renewed by R. H. Wyman who revives a neglected tree once deemed hopeless. He cleans the hollow trunk, fills voids, prunes, and fertilizes, leading to abundant early apples and restored neighbors’ pride as the trees flourish.
A fragment from Chicano Ill details a man named to tempt fate on Todos Avenue seeking a large reward. The text hints at a mission or stunt with danger and opportunity, noting a prize and real risk. The unreadable OCR obscures names and exact places.
The 1900 Protestant Episcopal General Convention will convene in Cincinnati Ohio on October 6 for about ten days. Key issues include a proposed name change to American Catholic Church possible adoption of canon 19 on inviting ministers from other denominations and the election of suffragan bishops for colored clergy and urban dioceses also on the agenda are the Huntington preamble and related church reforms.
A quiet reunion at the home of Mr. Joseph G Miller of D featured relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Vid E Miller, Mr. and Mrs George Miller of Polo, and others from Polo Unionville Reading Moneracy. Mrs John T Webbster celebrated her 66th birthday with a small circle of friends and neighbors.
Local social column records countless friends and relatives with visits, trips, and residences across Maryland Washington DC Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Names include Burris Bruchman Fromke Hoffner Haines Stauffer and Burck with extended travel to Baltimore Atlantic City Gettysburg and Philadelphia.
The American Review of Reviews highlights irrigation as key to Colorado’s shift from mining to farming. Government and private enterprise have funded reclamation. by Jan 1910 about 2,317,255 acres were irrigated, with potential to expand through stored floodwaters to 400,000–500,000 more acres. Governor Bratthroth notes vast gains in crop prosperity and regional development.
A discussion argues for linking public schools with industrial and agricultural vocations to reduce educational waste and better prepare youths. It calls for cooperation between schools and employers while warning against employer dictation and advocating student-centered, non biased solutions.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers strictly bans drinking among members and expels violators. In 1909 thirty five members were expelled and public shame noted. even off duty drinking can lead to discharge if a man might drink on duty, endangering lives on fast trains.
The advertisement features J. Webster of Braddock and R. FD. xint Frederick praising Doan’s Kidney Pills after suffering months from kidney disease. He reports relief from back pain and nighttime urination, credits a few doses from Main’s drug store, and asserts no recurrence. The piece notes nationwide availability through Foster-Milburn Co. as sole agents in the United States.
A Maryland state notice runs from Bethesda where the Presbyterian assembly meets to Annapolis. Local coverage reports Mrs Hudson’s upcoming trial for murder, a Western Maryland Railway inspection, Baltimore water savings, a double tragedy in Baltimore, and political conflict over property values. The fourth Downs trial ends in hung verdict. another trial may follow.
The American Association of Clinical Research held its second annual session at Harvard University in Boston. Dr. Leonard Hirshberg of Baltimore presented a landmark paper on anaphylactia or anaphylaxis, describing immunity reversal and susceptibility shifts after illness. He noted that diseases like yellow fever and typhoid may immunize, while recovery from pneumonia or malaria can raise risk for recurrent infections.
A bride, Miss Alice Leesa Adar, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edgar A Lee of 183 Went Third Street, Virginia, married Mr Paul in a quiet afternoon ceremony at 2:80 oclock. The couple greeted guests, then traveled to Washington and Philadelphia before returning to 333 West Third Street, to be at home after October 15. The groom runs the Moonlit City Crematory and an ice cream parlor on North Market Street.
Frederick County Farmers Exchange provides corrected prices for grains and farm feeds. Wheat No 2 Red ranges 4 cents higher. corn 70 to 70 c per bushel. barley 60 to 65 c. hay baled Timoth y 20.00. mixed 16.00 to 18.00. not baled hay 10 to 12 per ton. straw 38.00. flour winter 5.35. spring 6.00 to 6.50. cornmeal 1.60 to 1.70 per 100 lbs. bran 24 per ton. middlings 29 per ton. red dog 220 to 230 per sack. dairy feeds up to 25 per ton. cotton seed meal 34 to 36. timothy 1.50 to 4.76 per bushel. clover 8 to 3 per bushel. potatoes to per bushel.
A reader from Waverton Wisconsin claims J A Swenzen tried eighteen doctors for eczema for ten years before Ruckien's Arnica Salve cured him. The notice lists advertisements, stray yard notices, and local shop references, reflecting a fragmented late 19th or early 20th century newspaper page. It mentions Garber Green and local sales, with various items for sale and lost and found notes.
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