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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1913
Page
6
Frederick Maryland notices outline the Frederick Daily News and Semi Weekly News publishing details, mail rates, and subscription terms. The News Office connects with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange for orders and inquiries.
Subscriptions readers who miss issues are asked to report the name to the office while the paper is restored to regular service. The News is sold at New City Hotel Buckeys Cigar Store S Market Central Restaurant F K Schmidts Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Store Grocery Store.
Amid nationwide spring clean up efforts, communities promote painting campaigns to refresh and sanitize properties. The push argues painting raises value, preserves structures, and fosters local pride while states expand mothers pensions to support dependent families as part of social modernization.
A fragment notes that the merit of this prudent measure is being appreciated, signaling approval from sources or officials involved. The clipped text hints at positive reception without detailing who endorsed it or where the evaluation occurred.
A quirky collection of cartoonish quotes from gossip columns and jokes. The lines parody letters and small talk about Venice spaghetti morning work habits and car speed with playful misquotes.
An editorial discusses farming education for youth stressing ownership mindset to keep boys on the land and grow holdings. It also debates Joseph Choate's call to abolish crime headlines, arguing publicity is not the main driver of crime and that sensational crime coverage may spur further violence.
Fragmentary verses reflect Wordsworth’s lament on humanity’s decline as nature’s beauty inspires but human society twists and harms. The speaker notes birds, blossoms, and breezes as pure pleasure, then asks what man has wrought upon man, doubting Nature’s plan.
George F B Crumbaugh a well known retired farmer died at his home on West Church street after a lingering illness. He was 81 and lived much of his life in Woodsboro and Walkersville. He served as judge of election for the district and belonged to Glade Street Methodist Church for sixty years. He is survived by three children, three sisters, eight grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at one o'clock at his home with interment in Woodsboro cemetery. W Schroeder in charge.
The United States Bureau of Fisheries reports a sharp rise in egg collection for planting in the first eight months of the fiscal year, totaling 2.188 billion eggs, up from 1.351 billion. Major gains occur in whitefish eggs from the Great Lakes and pollock eggs off New England, with Gloucester dock collections rising markedly. Dog salmon eggs on the Pacific coast also show the largest year to year gain.
The agreement uniting the Frederick Railroad Co and the Hagerstown Railroad Co under The Hagerstown and Frederick Railway Co was filed for record replacing four certificates of incorporation. The first directors meeting will be in Hagerstown on Monday with Frederick directors leaving in a special car at 10 45.
Secretary MacGill of the Frederick Board of Trade reported that the Adjutant General of the National Guard of the District of Columbia accepted residents offer to host the Guard camp at Bar Pers Ferry this year.
Frederick column items from Tar News Apert 18 1885 report Martinsburg pursuing a women’s college location south of the Mason and Dixon line. The Maryland State Teachers Association postpones its meeting until 11% due to the Columbian Exposition. The B&O Railroad adds four passenger locomotives weighing about 44th pounds each, excluding tender. Maryland Sunday School Association marks its 37th anniversary. A baseball meeting at City Opera House aims to form a league. final action postponed due to yesterday’s event.
Charles F Rothenhoefer, a noted milkman and ice cream maker, enlarges his Frederick operation from a 3 to a 20 ton daily capacity within two years. The Frick Company installs the latest ice making refrigeration machinery, including a 40 foot water cooled condensing tower and ammonia cooled rooms. The facility will house a 2,010 gallon daily milk plant and a 500 plus gallon ice cream plant with storage for 1,000 gallons, aiming for completion by May and adding wholesale ice with six tons daily.
Hymeneas Brown and George Willar Brown of near Emmitsburg along with Ethel Pauline Raster of Thurmont wed in Thurmont on Wednesday. Nearby, New Town Heimer and Miss Van Vist of near Point of Rocks married quietly at All Saints Victoria with Rev Touslas Vine officiating. Grayson H Mercer, real estate and insurance agent, offered for Emory J Coblenz and Jacob Tiohrhack a farm on the State Road in Frederick. Mr William Font sold Mrs Netts Reanieiter’s residence on West Patrick Street for private consideration.
Market page notes updated prices on a range of rail and utility stocks led by Motter Bros. & Co. Bankers and Brokers. Entries include Chesapeake Southern, Houston Oil, Seaboard Air Line, United Ry, Western Maryland 1st 4, Anacostia & Potomac, Citizens’ Bank, and other securities with various quoted levels and notes dated April 9, 1913.
Quotations from Motter Bros Co present the latest New York stock prices and market moves for the day. The report lists prominent shares, trading ranges, and brief notes on price shifts affecting investors and brokers.
Russell C. Long of Creagerstown escaped loss as neighbors saved his barn after noon yesterday though the adjoining hay stack burned out. More than a hundred people gathered to battle the fire, with the hay stack declared a total loss and the cause still unknown.
A 19th century style advertisement promises Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh, describing internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure and invites readers to send testimonials, listing CHENEY & CO as proprietors and local druggists as sellers.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and entities likely related to a legal or business notice. Reads as a garbled sample with unclear context. No clear event date, location, or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
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