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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1910

Page

4

Satan's Soliloquy at the New York City stage

A theater critique notes a dramatic Soliloquy scene in The Soul the musical comedy presented Monday. Frederick’s second act view over New York City from the sky scraper inspires Mephisto’s cynical song about city wickedness. The piece prompts a broader debate on poverty crime and the influence of alcohol and politics in cities, praising reform efforts and direct primaries against political bosses.

Frederick New York City Mephisto Fialo Satan

Custom Rules Straw Hats in September Demonstration

A Philadelphia Inquirer excerpt critiques social customs governing fashion, arguing that people blindly follow dates for straw hats and tight trousers. It questions who creates such rules, notes resistance is rare, and laments loss of individuality as crowds conform to outdated dress mandates.

Philadelphia Lequirer Puck Chestnut Street

Fragmentary note hints at sermon dinner schedule

A partial quote describes people in a front way on Sunday with a fishing pole in hand, noting the pastor’s dinner due time. It reflects a moral theme that conscience may cause fear, but custom outweighs it by a city block.

Odming

Baltimore Press Fragments on Salaries and Public Duty

A collection of quoted excerpts discusses public salary adequacy for teachers in Baltimore, call for increases without exams, and criticism of city wage policy. Also notes Peary's North Pole book rising in popularity and a statistic about suicide rates supporting mental health concerns.

Baltimore Peary North Pole Baltimore News

Minutes and Mischief in a House Inventory Tale

A Canadian lawyer recounts a humorous bailiff levy that starts in the attic and ends in the cellar with a comical inventory. The list notes One dining table oak One set of six oak chairs One sideboard Two bottles whiskey full then changed to empty, ending with One revolving doormat.

Tts

The Censors in Fredericktown and a Sham Cooking School

A fragment from Friendly Fun items cites the censors in Fredericktown overseeing moving pictures nightly to protect children. It mentions failed reels and the censors’ seal, then riffs on playful verses about Romeo cooks and Billy Shakespeare, with lines about a bold male observer and an awkward misstep.

Censors Fredericktown Billy Shakespeare

Moments with the Muse The Kite A Fable

The kite boasts of greatness and longs for flight beyond earthly bounds. A gale snaps its string and it tumbles to the ground. A swallow witnesses the fall and the kite learns modesty, hoping next day to stay grounded rather than rise again.

Fredericksburg Eagles Hold Social Session Address by Eckstein

A Fredericksburg Eagles lodge meeting featured Justice C He Eckstein delivering an engaging address on Engledom after a Fredertele Select Orchestra performance. Master of ceremonies Jesse Lipscomb led remarks to boost member enthusiasm and plan a future class, with social time including sandwiches coffee cigars and conversation.

Frederick .Acrie Eagles Igndarice Fredertele Select Orchestra Ceremonien Jesse Lipscomb C. He Eckstein Engledom Mr. Lipscomb

Women Oppose City Hall in Cumberland League Demand

Cumberland Civic Club women oppose spending on a city hall now arguing sanitary conditions and water supply need attention. They contend the city should fix basic issues before any construction. The council plans to proceed with a dome design despite commission views, raising costs from 15 000 to 20 000 and overall building near 100 000 plus 60 000 for the Jol.

Cumberland League Cumberland City Council Cumberland Civic Club Cumberland Council

Ilurkard-Rubyock Charles Hubbard Weds Martha Shryock

The couple Charles Hubbard of near Woodsboro and Martha W. Shryock of Thumont were married quietly yesterday at the Lutheran parsonage by Rev. U G Rupp. Attendant was Jennie Hubbard. They will reside at Creagerstown. Engagement announced for Suzan Markey to Johnson Fickling of Columbia SC. The wedding will be on the Mace ti November.

Ilurkard Rubyock Charles ©. Hubbard Woodsboro Misa Martha W. Shryock Thumont Ulysses G. Rupp Jennie Hubbard Creagerstown J. Thushew Markey Suzan Honns “Johnson Fickling Columbia Sotth Caarolina

Presbytery of Maryland Holds Annual Session at Bethesda

The Presbytery of Maryland meets in Bethesda Montgomery county for its annual session. Rev Dr Dudley elected moderator. S W Briggs acts as temporary clerk. Parker Flournoy serves as stated clerk. Represented churches include Franklin Street Franklin Square Maryland Avenue Batimore Owings Mills Sykesville Springfield Dickeyville Laurel Ridge Mount Airy Bethesda Rockville and Pooleville.

Maryland Bethesda Presbytery of Montgomery County Dudley Sykesville S. W. Briggs Parker. Flournoy Franklin Street Franklin Square Maryland Avenue Batthmore Owings Mills Springfeld Dickeyville Laurel Ridge Mount Airy Rockville Pooleaville

Among the Sick in Frederick and Vicinity

Mrs. Robert Fraley of West Patrick Street is on the sick list. Mr. George A. Gilbert of South Market Street, previously ill, is able to sit up and about.

Robert Fraley West Patrick Street George A. Gilbert South Market Street Bath South Street J. Marshall Miller Church Second Streets Mobley & Bro Second Street Young & Staley Frederick Slod Aleo C. Barry Miller North Market Street Ind Waring Tyson Carroll Patrick

Brief Items of Interest From Local Notices and Ads

Local reading highlights mention a new gutter and curbing project on Washington Street laid by municipal authorities. An unspecified reward is offered, and an ad pitches Hall's Catarrh Cure as a cure for catarrh, citing medical endorsement and claimed efficacy.

Washington Street

Baltimore Stock Market Report for September 29 1910

Prices of latest sales corrected at noon by Motter Bros Co brokers. Listing includes Cons. Cotton Duck bonds and notes, Consolidated power issues, Seaboard Air Line securities, United Rys, Western Maryland, Knox Traction, Mer. Trust, George's Creek coal reorganization, and various bonds and certificates with prices around 0.5 to 100, reflecting a broad market snapshot for investors. Major entries note Seaboard, United Rys, and Western Maryland positions among utilities and rail names.

Motter Bros & Co Ankers Georgian & Alabama Fs Houston Norf Portamouth Seaboard Air Line Lst Seaboard Company United United Rys United Itys Funding &S Western Maryland Knox Traction Mer George's Creek BRB & Cy, Sg Amer, Bonding G. GN

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