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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1911
Page
6
The News declines a Baltimore shopper ad to protect Frederick merchants. The letter explains the policy favors home businesses, urging readers to buy locally to sustain the city’s economy and press. It argues rejecting the external promotion would harm Frederick’s merchants and the paper’s community mission.
The Kansas bandit shifts from rails to an automobile as his latest escape method. Rumors say his next stunt may involve an aeroplane. A witty note questions whether the suspect would wear his own fashion, with Easter hats joked about amid snow lakes.
The commentary notes shifts in state governance as a new seven member Roads Commission could end deadlocks. A veteran ex official’s influence on road policy is questioned while April marks resumed construction and a larger commission may alter management of a costly project. Observers predict awaited stance on critical questions.
Editorials discuss income tax fairness, arguing it links to ability to pay and ignores locality. A Washington Herald note highlights Germany’s municipal clinics for alcohol addiction, treating drinking as a medical issue with long hospital care, fresh air, and work as part of recovery.
Fragmented monologue scene from a satirical piece shows weather jokes and bustling dialogue. An orator, a waiter, and a commander debate duty, districts, and responsibility amid gas, electric plans, and a playful inspection of a new infant by a father and son.
The Baltimore papers note renewed faith among suffrage advocates despite delays and mark Governor Crothers appointing Charles B. Lierd to the State Roads Commission to fill the added position, a move seen as practical politics amid broader reforms.
A poetic mock dialog laments wartime bread and flour shortages and questions U S policy. It notes Captain Richmond P. Hobson as an expert on Russia and global affairs while urging restraint on rationing. The piece ends with a bitter jab at the hunger of a man who must endure scarcity.
A poetic sketch of spring awakening in town and hillside scenes. The lyrically described muse arrives by the hillside with arbutus fragrance and silver light, while the town street shows April sun and budding trees.
YMCA physical department reports record activity in March with 765 gymnasium users, 1731 total privileges, and 828 pool users, nearly double last year. Bowling, swimming, and scout activity rise as 67 members attend 61 classes, and 190 games bowled total. Public meeting planned to discuss baseball team financing.
Baltimore stock market notes from April 3 1911 show corrected noon prices for many securities including Seaboard Air Line and United Railways with mixed movements. Agricultural futures list May to Sept wheat and May corn quotes, alongside Central National Bank notation.
The Board of Directors of Central National Bank invites patrons and the public to inspect its new banking rooms at Market and Church streets Frederick Maryland on Friday March 1 from 7 to 9 PM and during business hours thereafter. The bank will transact business at the new rooms on March 21 1921 with capital 150000 surplus 75000 and officers including Emory L Coblenzt Frank C Norwood and Robert A Kemp.
Funeral services were held at Mt Abehuteh for Joseph Getzenlanner killed at Mt Pleasane on Friday. Rev MAL Castle conducted the rites with Taueral directors Tatsg and Creager overseeing arrangements.
A rumor in Catholic circles claims plans to move scholastics from the Noviinate to Woodstock and to close the institution as Jesus College. The 84th anniversary of Washington Irving’s birth was celebrated by Frederick College students with a live program. Republicans and Democrats in Middletown prepared for the April election. the Republicans held a capable rally and nominated their ticket.
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