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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1913
Page
6
The Frederick Daily News lists carrier and mail rates for city and US addresses. It details semi weekly edition mailing, club incentives, and monthly in advance options. The notice names officers and printing firm in Frederick Maryland and states post office classification and date April 29 1913.
Subscribers not receiving regular papers are urged to report issues to the office as efforts continue to perfect service. The News is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery Store.
County Commissioners aim to recover back taxes from three large estates left by deceased locals. Reports to the Orphans Court show a large gap between reported values and actual taxes due on about 400000 dollars of stocks and bonds. Officials argue lack of information or intentional concealment warrants tax collection to fund government expenses.
A 30 year old in California stands to receive $5,000 from his uncle only after proving he can save $1,000 of his own. The bequest remains dormant until the target is met, with the author praising the idea as a test of willpower and financial judgment.
A fragment from Yonkers Statesmen and London Mall quotes a dining scene with customers arguing over service. A waiter hesitates as a Paris restaurant patron complains of heat. The proprietor rules, urging deference to the customer who has yet to dine.
Verses describe a haunted conscience and ghostly voice from the dead, referencing a quarrel and guilt. A speaker fears spiritual backlash and laments injuring a former beloved, with images of night, moonlight, and graveyard echoes. The piece evokes remorse, dread, and unresolved longing amid poetic dread.
Col Austin Baughman of this city, HQ in Los Angeles, plans a western tour visiting Bakersfield for a two day auto race, San Francisco and Indianapolis. He notes superb California roads and traffic, and cites upcoming races featuring Christies, Fiat, Napier, Renault and more with speedsters Oldfield and Tetzlaff. He will return home in early June.
Princeton Buckey, attorney for the Central Railroad Co of Mary land, says only one land owner remains to secure the right of way from Key Mar to Unilon Bridge and toward Washington. George P Buckey is the last holdout, while Daniel Reno has agreed to sell his land. Condemnation proceedings will be prepared and suit filed soon to obtain the needed parcel.
A fragment list recalls events in Frederick including a horse and buggy incident involving Master Harry Schroeder on East Patrick street. The Evangelical Reformed Church bell was hoisted into its steeple and the Forepaugh circus train departed westward. A community gala at Mrs. John Ritchie’s featured Katee Klank linked to Isabella Carnival preparations. The Board of School Commissioners met four days, Pine Tree school patrons filed a plea for a new school hose, and a four act play Our Folks Bas Lien was staged at FoF Seminars with a cast led by Miss Fenris and several named participants.
The Senate by a large vote yesterday passed the Chilton bill to establish another judgeship in the Fourth Federal Circuit covering Maryland Virginia West Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina. Senator Bristow of Kansas had delayed it ten days ago and opposed it again today but was persuaded to yield and let the measure pass.
The Opening of May services will be held at the Academy of Visitation tomorrow evening. A procession through the Convent grounds is planned at 6.45 pm, followed by services in the chapel at 7.00 pm. Relatives and friends of the Sisters and pupils are warmly invited to attend.
A Frederick resident AL Lipps testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills helped him after using four doses. The letter promotes the remedy and urges others to buy from Foster Militia Co of Buffalo, sole U.S. agents, urging readers to remember the name Dean's.
Miss Mary Anth Fisher married Dr Arnold Vaughn Harner yesterday afternoon at the Fisher home on Clarke Place Frederick. Rev I L McLean performed the ceremony without attendants. pearls and a blue going away suit highlighted the couple’s attire. After a luncheon the newlyweds will reside on Clarke Place and later travel through the South.
A Baltimore stock market summary notes revised prices across several issues as Motter Bros & Co and others corrected trade data. Listings include utilities, railroads, oil and banks with varied percentage changes and bond quotes dated April 29, 1912.
Quotations for today from Motter Bros. & Co. list current values on major exchanges. Market activity details, notable gains and losses, and closing tendencies are summarized in the financial brief.
The essay cites D L Sharp arguing creatures feel no death fear. cites a fox evading hounds and continuing play. contrasts with Kipling’s fear-driven wilds. notes Sharp’s observations on animal minds and nature writing legends like John Burroughs. mentions turtle eggs carried to Agassiz and a Ghent to Aix ride as vivid notes in support of nature worship.
A vintage advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh at all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any case it fails to cure and urges readers to send for testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills and includes pharmacy availability and a quip about saving money.
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