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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
6
Advertising becomes essential in modern times as municipalities and firms seek to keep their services visible to the world. The passage notes widespread recognition of advertising’s importance and various methods adopted to maintain presence and advantage in a changing market.
A discussion on advertising Frederick urges using every means to showcase local advantages and opportunities to outpace competitors. Endorsement of vigorous promotion and commission government as a potential improvement for the city.
A New York World article voices alarm over defense cuts leaving the Atlantic seaboard underprepared. Only 7,000 troops guard coasts from Maine to Fort Monroe, with fears any major power could land beyond the Chesapeake capes. The piece urges Congress to bolster forces and defenses.
A brief fragment asserts the core demand of the era for genuine democracy. The text emphasizes the need for clear civic principles and participation, signaling a public call to reform and empower citizens within the political system.
A compilation of editorials argues for pragmatic reform through civic leagues improving urban spaces and public morals, supports Roosevelt's stance on Reno divorces as a revenue issue, and defends a permanent tariff board to guide policy. The pieces emphasize practical gains, orderly lawmaking, and data driven decisions.
Fragmentary two scene exchange hints at humor between a father, daughter, and a small boy. References a Philadelphia Telegraph quote and a Chicago Tribune note on a scarcer topic. An implied joke centers on marriage and occupations with a solicitor noted by Shadbolt.
Fragmentary verse fragment reflects on beauty, mortality, and love as a fleeting boon. Poem mentions Eden, humanity, and atonement while contemplating the end of joy and life’s gifts.
A devotional verse urges readers to seek the Heavenly Way during daily trials. It speaks of a bright light guiding toward a crown and encourages living the best possible life as a path to spiritual reward.
Linganore Copper Company near New London plans to start mining within thirty days after assembling $40 000 in machinery and facilities. The operation will crush ore, extract nearly 40 percent copper, and ship concentrate to smelters. The shaft is timbered, daily ore capacity targets 100 tons, and 30 to 40 workers are anticipated.
Twenty years ago in Frederick the Middletown election produced a Republican sweep as the entire ticket won with little voter interest. The Democratic ticket withdrew, Republicans walked over. Woo Beckenbaugh, once of Vredenck now in Baltimore, is president and GM of the Southern Real State Review, first issue issued Saturday. Molders at 8 F Winchester’s brickyard struck for higher pay and left work, others replaced them.
The day’s quotations from New York stocks are provided by Motter Bros Co. followed by brief updates on market movement and notable shares. Investors monitor declines and gains across key issues as trading progresses.
The Baltimore stock market summary for April 6 1911 reports corrected noon prices from Motter Bros and Co with listings across bonds such as Cons Gas 4s Seaboard Air Line Ist 4s and United Rys 5s, along with commodities like May and July wheat and corn. Notable items include Georgia & Alabama dis, Sparrows Point and Fidelity & Deposit, and various United Rys securities showing mixed movements.
Central National Bank displays its board of directors including Chas Wertheimer Frank Norwood Robt A Kimp Rigmarl Potts Emory Coblentz Stei Le Schley Arthur Potts Richard F P Ross Newton M Zentz R Rush Lewis Geo Birely Chas S Snook Abraham Hemp and others.
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