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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1911
Page
6
The Frederick Daily News announces carrier and mail rates for local and regional delivery, with semi weekly editions published Tuesdays and Fridays. It outlines subscription prices, payment rules, and contact details for the News Office and postal classification.
Frederick city readers urged support for a new Woman's Civic Club to spearhead civic improvement. Proposes a general cleanup day, broader public service, and active female involvement in local progress as the city welcomes renewed community effort. The piece also notes the Frederick Railroad's new car barn and paint shop on East Patrick Street as a significant local development.
The article lauds the Frederick Railroad for improving terminal facilities and boosting local business, urging residents to support the regional line over rivals. It notes Alaska rail gains and a satirical anecdote about a Plymouth Rock engine incident, reflecting broad regional interests and whimsical editorial tone.
The Washington Merald argues that despite spending over a billion dollars in twelve years since the Spanish-American War, the U S army remains far from General Wood's ideal. It questions army officers for stirring calls to Congress and notes that foreign nations respect the United States, while Americans resist adopting foreign military models.
A Baltimore Sun editorial argues against denying women the vote, urging constitutional change and rethinking society’s political economy. It asserts suffrage strengthens patriotism, defends women from labor-class discrimination, and enables women to perform patriotic national service.
The Baltimore Star analyzes whether national or state banks may refuse small checking accounts. It argues accounts are assets aiding individuals and notes banks' privilege to serve the public, while urging savers to balance their expenses and avoid overreliance on overdrafts. The piece reflects on political optimism and historical echoes in the election climate.
The piece presents a comedic scene where a judge orders the next interrupter out of the street. The prisoner, leading a hopeful yet forlorn moment, reacts with a cheer. A humorous exchange follows about happiness and marriage in a mock dialogue framing.
A humorous verse tracing a man wandering New York who buys a golden ribbon for his mother and flowers for her, then notes stocks bought in Wall Street and critiques political conventions and regional money debates, ending with street imagery and nostalgic lines about cobblestones and Baltimore.
Poetic meditation urging spring to awaken the earth and renew life. The piece personifies spring as a divine touch that resurrects nature and renews faith, promising warmth, light, and growth after a cold, deathly season.
A school event at the Girls High School showcased strong pupil work across grades. The domestic science and penmanship displays impressed, while the Mothers Meeting extended to two hours with lively discussions on home study and parent teacher cooperation.
Reserve, loans, specie figures listed alongside deposits and circulation. The page notes a total of 17,672,690 in deposits and 205,200 in circulation with additional legal entries and deposits surrounding bank activity.
Today's quotations furnished by Motter Bros Co show activity across the market with shares in several leading issues moving on light trading. Traders watched early gains fade as fluctuations persisted amid cautious sentiment and mixed results from key sectors.
Motter Bros. & Co. bankers updated noon prices on diverse securities led by Cotton Duck and Seaboard Air Line issues. Listings include Seaboard Air Line 4s 10-year 6s and United Rys. stocks with various incomes and funding bonds along with Wheat and Corn futures for May July and September contracts.
Local items report Arthur Zepp of near Mt Airs convicted in Berkeley County on multiple felonies. Friends of Colonel J Victor Baughman protest his treatment, while a committee seeks improved facilities on East Patrick East Third and West South streets with officials in Baltimore consulting civil engineers to raise water supply.
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