Coal Investment Advertisement Note
An advertisement urges readers to buy coal now as a strategic investment since demand is low and prices may rise later. It mentions business use and hints at a phone contact for more details.
28 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1913
Page
1
An advertisement urges readers to buy coal now as a strategic investment since demand is low and prices may rise later. It mentions business use and hints at a phone contact for more details.
Markell and Ford advertise stained screen doors in large sizes at 86 cents each and doors with three coats of varnish from 105 dollars upward. Custom made to order in odd and special sizes. Window screens priced from 18 cents and up. Claiming the largest stock in the city.
All milk sold produced on this farm and cooled and bottled at the dairy shortly after milking for fish grade milk. If outside milk is sold patrons are informed. Only 62 gallons from outside sources in 1912. Inspection invited.
Washington April 28 Republicans and Progressives clash over the tariff revision with amendments. The debate may end in the house tonight with a five minute rule, amendments, and possible passage within ten days, while the senate faces continued hearings and finance committee deliberations on the measure.
In York on April 28 President Wilson opened a towering office building in Washington claimed as the world's tallest. Construction spanned 17 miles of framework with 16 stories completed. occupancy by Tay Oc is noted with capacity for 10,000 workers.
Rail traffic safety report shows first quarter 1932 figures: 279 killed and 2885 injured on state railroads, plus 47 killed and 727 injured on trolley lines. Also notes Colonel Charles S. Chubb dies in Camp Crockett, Galveston, Texas, after heart failure. Cough medicine guidance included.
Sir Cecil Spring-Rice landed with his carman aboard the Cunarder Carmania from Liverpool. He impressed many aboard with his intellect and democracy, sat at Captain La Barr's table, and presided over the ship’s concert. He spoke briefly urging customary seamen’s charity contributions.
Ernest Taliaferro, a painter, slipped from a house roof at 1915 Wummpeck Avenue in Atlantic City. He fell thirty feet into the street but was revived by an ambulance crew and escaped serious injury. He declined further help and returned home despite eye trouble that caused the accident.
Big blast echoes across Molawk valley near Grancaville as two tons of dynamite were set off to loosen a stone mass at Valley Stone company quarry. Reportedly the blast pried loose hundreds of tons of stone, heard for miles in all directions.
An advertisement touts a cough remedy from The Newa offering a remarkable cure and promising wide reputation. It claims the product is for sale by all dealers and urges readers to subscribe.
Washington April 28 Secretary Garrison urged a concentrated American army and criticized the wide dispersion of troops. He urged reducing the present division in Texas and the slow, cumbersome provisional forces sent to San Antonio two years ago to create a prompt, easy defense structure.
Washington April 28 The special House committee investigating the assault by Charles C. Glover a Washington banker on Representative Sims of Tennessee reported finding Glover in contempt of the house and recommended that the Speaker issue a warrant for his arrest toanswer that charge Chairman Davis of West Virginia said he would call it up for action as soon as the house had disposed of the current business.
Washington April 28 Joseph B Davies secretary of the Democratic national committee from Madison Wisconsin has declined to be governor general of the Philippine Islands and has been selected for commissioner of corporations to succeed Luther Conant. Nomination would go to the senate this week with no governor general named yet. A fragment mentions gold holdings and a cosmetic advertisement.
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