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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
4
Cardinal Logue visiting New York urges impartial discussion of parochial education. He compares U S tax funding with Canada and argues the state should support education without religious bias, stressing morality and citizenship over sectarian aims.
A text argues for religion in schooling while criticizing secular policies. It cites Canada and Quebec context, discusses Catholic, Protestant, and Jewish attendance, mid-week Sabbath schools, and paid teachers. It advocates reverence for authority and religious instruction as vital to education.
Minnesota farmers are rapidly expanding into banking, with small towns forming banks that attract deposits in the hundreds of thousands. Half of these banks are owned by farmers, signaling a shift from auto purchases to financial ventures, while broader agricultural progress pushes toward scientific practices and higher education aligned with farming.
The state promotes practical teaching for rural youths with new curriculum aims. Governor orators target country communities to improve farm productivity and attract families by expanding basic education without county additions to existing provisions.
A collage of clipped quotes from multiple papers cites shifting styles in modern letters. It mentions a gutrong egonatic tendency and playful word use, contrasting old emphatic tricks with new forms while scenes of domestic doubt and consumer chatter surface lightly.
In a brief, quizzical vignette a narrator recalls a woman sending for baby shoes and returning with mismatched pairs. The exchange, wrapped in quirky verse, reflects on fashion, formality, and a humorous moment amid a storm.
The text presents a fragmentary Shakespearean sonnet discussing the steadfast nature of love, its resistance to time, and the unfading mark it leaves. It references love against age and death, with altered phrases highlighting poignant lines about true minds and unchanged affection.
Federal inspectors study proposed site options for a new government building. McAlister visits Frederick to evaluate layouts grades measurements and adherence to regulations. Multiple sites are listed with dimensions and asking prices as the government weighs the best location.
A group of youths faced Justice Eckstein on charges tied to repeated lamp breakage at the Madison and Bark Streets corner. Witnesses said the rope lamp was cut weeks earlier and damages totaled $850. A warning was issued against tampering with any lights.
September 30 2010 Baltimore stock market notes show modest gains in bonds and oil shares with several railroad and utility issues active. Notable items include Seaboard Air Line stocks and United Rys offerings amid scattered price shifts and corrected noon figures.
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