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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
7
A Sunday Star lesson discusses Genesis chapters 25 27 focusing on Rebekah's deceit to secure Isaac's blessing for Jacob. It highlights wells, God’s promises to Isaac, and warnings against human schemes overriding divine plans. The sermon contrasts misdeeds with faith and notes the enduring need for reliance on God.
A New Jersey legislative committee report on the Soldiers Home at Kearny accuses Superintendent General Burd Grubb of extravagant spending on table supplies. The board of managers is praised for capability, and the panel opposes removing them or altering the superintendent’s board role. A proposed bill to oust the board is not supported.
Amherst Ohio April 4 Nine hundred quarry workers at Cleveland Stone company quarries walk out demanding a uniform wage of 25 cents an hour and a ten hour work day.
The Woman's College senior class asks Aldermen to grant use of the City Opera House for a June charity play to raise 350 dollars for the building fund. The plan aims to stage one night of entertainment during commencement week to help cover costs. The class lists members from Frederick to Harrisburg towns and has formed a committee to press the request.
Henry G. Panes, the long distance runner who arrived in Frederick, left for Washington early this morning. He spoke with Mayor Sehei and secured his signature as Panes stated his exclusive plan for the trip to Washington.
The Columbia Lodge AL PL A Mason committee completes plans for a reception for the Marat fraternity members and others. The event is set for tonight in the Temple building from 7 to 14 oclock.
Physical Director Taster of the V. M. OG AJ said this morning that within a few days the pool of the MLC AL would be painted and put in first class sanitary condition.
Those Wie game and Gb. Mr and Mrs Frank Schapiro have returned from their wedding trip. Arthur Hart of York is visiting Mr and Mrs Chester Street of this verity. Mr Charles have moved from Center Street to South Market Street. Mr Ernest Young and Canally have moved from North Bentz Street to 309 East Patrick Street. Mr Harry R Nusbaum and family have moved from East Fifth Street to 621 North Maine Street. Mr James Lightner and family of McKaig have moved to 408 East Patrick Street. Miss Celeste Roelkey and Miss Nan Houck of Frederick are in Hagerstown today for the funeral of Mrs George Mantz. Mr Wm P Morsell is in Baltimore today for a Holstein Freisian Breeders Association meeting. Mr Warren G Seipp of Baltimore inspector of Masonry lodges of Marsland left Frederick for Hagerstown today.
Samuel Greenwalt suffered a deep two inch gash on his left leg while using a hatchet at the Frederick City Garage on West Patrick Street yesterday. The incident followed his earlier disappearance of five years after which his wife took him back. She wants to know where he was during those years.
The Myersville exchange of the C and P Company is now in operation, the tenth in the county. When all subscribers connect, phones will be available at 4 entitles and 30 service, with 5 more lines added daily. The new exchange improves service for Middletown Valley and surrounding areas, and over 22 miles of pole lines plus 75 miles of wire have been installed. About 100 new phones will be added this week, many as hold-over orders to begin after April 1, marking a record for installations.
London reports Mrs Emmeline Pankhurst president of the Women’s Social and Political Union and militant suffragette leader was convicted of inciting women to bomb Lloyd George’s Walton Heath home. She received a three year penal servitude sentence.
A concise analysis questions whether halting an advertisement to cut costs truly yields savings. It argues that reducing exposure can undermine reach and long term value, creating a paradox where cost cuts may hurt revenue and growth.
An inquisitive notice asks who might be interested in purchasing items but provides no concrete details or items for sale. The brief requests engagement from potential buyers and signals a forthcoming listing.
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