Frederick News urges subscriber reports for missed papers
The Frederick News dated Tuesday April 4 1911 requests subscribers to report undelivered issues promptly to help improve service as the paper is published by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company Frederick Maryland.
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Great Southern Printing
Veerely
R. E. Delaplaine
Secy and Treas
Mirely
C. Will Foot
Frederick
United States
Chesapeake & Forcemac
Frederik
Frederick News
Militia Recruitment Debate and Public Opinion
The article discusses Texas militia mobilization and the theory that all men aged 18 to 45 are theoretically militia members. It notes 15 million men nationwide, about 99 are reserves, and debates over compulsory activation without consent. It mentions the strain of drills, public pacification effects, and warnings that some advocate forcing membership despite no actual enforcement to date.
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Naw
Meno
Frederick Business Growth Signals Strong Local Recovery
The recent rise in Frederick bank clearings indicates growing business activity and community prosperity. Economic indicators point to sustained trade stimulation and a summer of booming construction, with building operations expected to exceed former records.
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Frederick
Tnes
Greater Frederick Edges Toward A Bright Industrial Year
The piece notes new industries starting up in Frederick city and county, with lucel eecapets developments creating employment and overall prospects improving. It highlights community condition improvements, youth opportunities, and a push for the Greater Frederick initiative, while cautioning about cigarette-related risks amid a fire in New York that killed 142 people.
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Frederick City
Greater Frederick
New York
Promoters Praise Peary Amid Navy Jealousies
The remarks acknowledge Admiral Peary as a world hero despite line and staff jealousy. Champ Clark is shown as a forthcoming speaker with three gavels already and more on the way, signaling a busy promotional period for congressional commendations.
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Congress
Admiral Peary
Peary
Baltimore Star
Champ Clark
Baltimore Sun
Minutes of Merriness and Quips Across Excerpts
A collage of social quips and satirical quotes from 20th century publications. Jokes about diplomacy with Mexico, a deputy sheriff mistaken for a footman, and light lines on subscription bets and matrimonial dowries.
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Harlow
Hig Metor
Jenkinson
Harper’s Weekly
Racing to Rural Reform and City Romance Echoed
A Washington Herald note argues major automakers withdraw from racing to promote safer, more practical cars focused on service and comfort, while curb speeding. An Ohio State Journal piece mocks city girls enticing farm boys toward urban life, urging rural romance and farm wisdom to keep youth on the land.
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Ohio State Journal
Elly
Chicago
City
Springtime Plea Over Water Rights in Quakerdom
A quirky verse laments a hole in the reservoir and questions townsfolk aims to keep water. It calls for action and bids farewell to endless weathering as spring arrives and urges springtime to move promptly.
Moments with the Muse: Case Harrington Poem
A reflective verse expresses longing for shared pain and courage. The speaker asks for divine sympathy to transform personal trials into compassionate action, addressing Case Harrington and invoking universal kinship through suffering and hope.
Arbitration trends and Pole award in 19th century notices
Parallel editorials discuss favoring an absolute arbitration treaty between Great Britain and the United States, with sympathy growing in Europe led by English sentiment. Separate item honors Peary, newly commissioned rear admiral in the U S Navy, for his Arctic achievement despite controversy over Cook claims.
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Scotland
Wales
Great Britain
United States
France
Germany
Fast
Europe
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Eo Pears
North Pole
United States Navy
Peary
Cook
NewlyWeds Return After Rice Shower In York Parade
Mr Charles B R Cox and his bride returned home amid a festive York procession. Friends decorated a mobile and streets filled with spectators as they left the depot for the New City Hotel. A German band, drum corps, and jingling cow bells accompanied the ride with cheers and Welcome Home banners.
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Charles BR. Cox
Prederich
Northern Central Depot
A. Kiey
James FE. Solt
Dorsey
Kiley
New City Hotel
Cox
Frederick
York
Among the Sick From Frederick and Vicinity
Residents in Frederick and nearby areas report sickness and gradual improvements. Names mentioned include Mrs. Christ Wiles, Ella Lipps, and Master Austin Stone, with others recovering from pneumonia and general illness. A hunting note records Mr. Welty shooting two ducks while on a trip and Staley and Brown bagging four ducks along Monocary.
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Ames
West Patrick
Anite
Christ Wiles
Olina
Austin Stone
Third Street
Charles A. Welty
Frank Staley
Samuel Brown
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick News Notes
Frederick items recall a New York letter mentioning Mrs. Donald McLean formerly Miss Emily Ritchie. The Republican county convention chose delegates for the Baltimore Constitutional Convention. A man from Clorenza faced fines for hanging a false advertising sign outside his home and appealed, arguing the law stretched to cover such acts.
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Meo
Clorenza
Faree
Baltimore Stock Market Report 1911 Bank Notes
Market update shows corrected noon prices from Motter Bros. on April 4 1911 with numerous securities listed including bonds railway stocks and cotton products. A note mentions the Chicago election closing grain market and announces the Central National Bank Frederick Md inviting public to view new rooms with capital and profits detailed.
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Alabama
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Houston Oil Com
Elec. Rwy
North & Portsmouth
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Seaboard Company
Seaboard Co
United Ry
United Rys
Western Md
N. Cen
Trust Ceerisisc Screeneerees
Somerset Coal
Ann. & Pot
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G. GO. NL
Sparrows Point
Videlity & Deposi
The
Central National Bank
Market and
Charess Streets
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