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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1909

Page

4

Inland waterway study group to inspect European systems

A government commission led by Senator Theodore E. Burton will study inland water transport in Europe and Britain, examining rivers such as Elbe and Thames, harbors, canals, and port facilities. The mission aims to inform U S freight strategy and compare with rail and dam systems, amid debate over “pork barrel” criticism.

United States Haa Theodore E. Burton Onto Senate House Coimmuission W. H. Bixby Corps of Engineess United States Army Emory R. Johnson University of Pennsylvania Barbert Knox Smith Outlook States Elbe Motdau Annhe Mine Thames Hollland Belgiumy France London Liverpool Manchester Ship Canal Commission Burton Treasury Bill Hine Conati

Arctic Club expedition funders singled out by Baltimore Sun

A garbled fragment mentions the Arctic Club and that those who financed the expedition were identified. The text lists names and phrases like American and Baltimore Sun, with scattered references to individuals such as the Hattimers and Glenda. The readable bits point to a report on funding and associated people.

Arctic Club Baltimore Sun Wiese

Minutes of Merriness and Quick Wits in a Comic Fragment

A fragment from a humorous dialogue features characters including a nervous patient and Mrs. Sletn ex discussing marriage and divorce. The scene shifts to a city setting with a joke about a flower and a strained conversation about temper. A line from a judge notes an unusually small gas bill for the last quarter. The piece blends wordplay and social satire with brief exchanges and named speakers.

Food waste and meat use in American households

The piece argues households waste meat and advises prudent reduction in meat use as a healthful option. It notes higher cattle prices and urges better utilization of surplus food to nourish poorer populations, without undermining labor productivity. It stresses personal choice and cautions against rigid rules while promoting skillful resource use.

United States Tony

Moments with the Muse The Aim O THaw

A fragmentary poetic meditation on striving and failure, urging steadfast will and humble prayer. The piece praises resolve, seeks divine sanction for effort, and laments inconstancy while contemplating earthly limits and inner ambition.

Law's grip on wife prompts nonsupport hearing

Joseph Diggs of Line Kiln faced a hearing before Justice C. T. Eckate on a charge of nonsupport. He admitted he had $17 and refused to fund his wife for goods she needed, though he claimed intent to supply her. Eckate released him on parole with an agreement to provide funds for her shopping. A second note mentions Joseph Evans of Moorefield, later operated on in Cumberland by Dr. James T. Johnston after doctors found a swallowed safety pin in the appendix, a pin Evans had kept for seven years.

Joseph Diggs C. T. Eckate Diggs Digga Justica Eckatoro Josph Evans Moorefield W. Vass Cumberland James T. Johnston Evans

Y O M C A Membership Contest Underway

The Orange workers labor in a YMCA membership contest as activity rises in advertising and outreach. Orange leads with 1346 points while Black trails at GI. The contest continues with ongoing promotions and public engagement.

Y.O M.C. Ac

Toy trade trends show Germany dominates early 1900s imports

A United States import and export snapshot from 1908 shows Germany supplying about 6.5 million dollars in toys to the US, with total US toy imports at 7.25 million. France, Austria-Hungary, Japan, Belgium, and the UK also contribute notable values amid a rising global toy trade.

Toya Independent Hid Thedaweriy Humbern Lees Chin Germay Germioy Hedtels Genin Binnsbierg Baxe- Melpngen-on- Te Tothen Nuit Nordberg Dad ‘Cartain Oither Slater Abessie United States Germaéby

Death and Obituary Details for Catherine Hull and Infant Thomas

Obituary notes the death of Mrs Catherine Barticke Hull at her daughter’s Creagerstown home after several days illness aged 82 years IS days. It mentions her long faith and community ties with Creagerstown and a large family including two sons and a daughter and nineteen grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Also reports the infant daughter Elizabeth R Phammes Thomas died at Jefferson on the morning of the third, with funeral plans pending and interment at Mt Mivet cemetery.

Catherine Thule Catherine Barticke Hull Wiliam Hall Hankey Creageratown Ong Fran Mont Ople Creaperstowns Dong J. J. Udukey Creagerstown Charles Flail Wensington Montgomery County 0. J. Hull Thaenamererseretere Retinabatheran Church George W. Crist K. L. Ogle Scott Long J. & Hoffman Charles Speak Georgy W. Derr Crenger Po Saratetu Thomas Elizabeth R.phammes Sita Sias “Thomas Jefferaon Marnaiing Mt. Mivet

Amos Hansall Supports Peary Polar Theory From Kane Debate

Arctic veteran Amos Hansall argues Peary’s pole story confirms Kane expedition theory of an open polar sea beyond Greenland. He cites open-water evidence, tides and currents, and asserts a well equipped ship could reach farthest north. references Roosevelt and Fidalgo ship readiness.

Amos Greenland Tines Peary North Pole Fda Roosevelt

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Constitutional Cure

The newspaper notice extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy. It asserts internal action on mucus membranes, destroying the disease foundation and strengthening the constitution to aid nature. It promises large payoffs for effective treatment and claims high consumer value.

Caparr Hall

Fragmentary text hints at a debated initiation and possible violence

The readable fragments discuss an initiation in Washington and a claimed killing or incident. Names and clear details are obscured, but the tone questions the conduct and future regret of involved parties. The piece hints at warnings about how friends may react to statements.

Agementa Fir Estertalarath Peter Weny Uiby Vairv

Devil's Racecourse and Prehistoric Stones Highlight Mountain Mystery

A Baltimore Gazette excerpt describes the Devil's Racecourse on Pon May Mountain, a stone-strewn promontory likened to a broad ancient riverbed. It notes stones weighing tons or lighter, polished by water, forming a raised track above the mountainside. The piece also previews Clarence Bennett's Jerusalem based drama The Toty City, opening Monday night October 4, with Benedict Bowman and other figures connected to its promotion.

H A. Barhes Baltimore Walter Bothemmed Clarence Bennett Old Jerusalem Warner

Frederick Market Prices from Frederick County Farmers TM Exchange

Quotations furnished and corrected for staples including wheat corn oats barley hay and straw. Prices shown per bushel per 100 pounds per ton and per sack with ranges for grains hay dairy foods colton seed and potatoes. Notable items include winter wheat flour buckwheat and timothy clover hay and red dog sold in various units.

Colton Seeda

Throat Cure Claim From Local Pharmacy Ad

An odd historical ad touts a universal remedy claimed to treat asthma lung trouble throat cough colds croup hay fever and whooping cough. It promises rapid relief and lists a “newest” medicine with prices and a guarantee by Pearre's Modern Pharmacy.

Athena Lata Pearre Lee

Bread and Cheese Cartoon Inleet Stock Notes A New Room Tale

Baltimore market notes corrected to noon by Motter Bros. and Co. Mention of a humorous room full of cheeses as a tale of a husband who bought a cheese for each sweetheart. Wife laments bread would have sufficed for every kiss if such generosity applied. Portraits of Emory Le Coblentz and other officers listed.

Motter Bros. & Co. Bank

Interest Paid on Special Deposit Reads Like Public Notice

A partial OCR fragment describes interest payments on a special deposit at a bank building, naming Mr. George T. Dankgardner as assistant cashier in charge of the First National Bank public area. The notice hints at façade improvements and public accommodation.

George T. Dankgardner Canhter Fir Nasonal Bank Puilune

Banking and optical listings crowd Frederick ad page

A fragmented 1900s style advertisement notes surpluses and deficits, promoting a bank with emphasis on prompt stock trading at half the usual commissions, and an optical specialist offering eye, ear, nose, and throat services. It mentions addresses in Frederick Maryland and promotional hours, urging deposits and consultations.

Brankiin Frederick

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