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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1913
Page
6
The Daily News announces publication details and subscription rates for the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company in Frederick Maryland. It lists officers and positions and explains mail and carrier delivery, with the semi weekly edition schedule and club incentives. The notice invites correspondence and mentions post office classification.
Subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly are asked to report the issue to the office. The News is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Brook Grocery Store.
The farm improvement committee backed by the Council of Grain Exchanges reports rapid adoption of expert demonstrations for farmers in the west. Secretary Ball cites 102 counties已 employing advisers, 120 more ready to organize, with about 700 counties in correspondence. The drive links seed testing and crop marketing with production, and may gain federal support under Page Leaver Smith legislation.
The text laments the failure of a house plant plea and suggests clothes moths are the last lever of expression, implying that if scientists showed moths thrive on tobacco smoke, the self sacrificing stance of the indignant men would collapse.
The New York World urges responsible handling of a new tuberculosis remedy. It questions commercial vs public oversight, asks if the Friedmann treatment is a real medical discovery, and notes risks of quack cures and profiteering while praising potential life-saving value.
A collage of light quips shows social banter on manners marriage clubs and neighbors. Jokes touch on pleasant hosts pestering hired men and suburban expectations with a touch of polite satire from metropolitan papers.
A reflective poem urges steady labor and learning from nature amid worldly clamor. It calls for patient, tranquil effort that yields lasting fruit, as restless noise blends with divine toil and ministers move in silent, perfecting labor.
The Frederick Art Club reviews major muralists including FF Miller Turner Alexander and Van Ingen, noting works in Tucson Custom House Buffalo Court House Baltimore and Carnegie Institute plus a planned May 2 meeting. Reports on local injuries follow including George Grossnickle’s leg injury and B Frank Doll’s blood poisoning from a horse bite, with hospital care described.
In celebration of the Feast of the Ascension a morning prayer and holy communion will be held tomorrow at 11 o clock at the Episcopal church led by Rev Douglass Hoof rector.
A. L. Pearre, the pop war druggist, has convinced Dr. Howard Co. to offer a special half-price on their fifty cent cure for constipation and dyspepsia. The ad promises quick relief and possible permanent improvement, with a refund if it fails to cure, and urges sending 25 cents for sixty doses.
A Frederick column recalls events from twenty years ago including a West All Saints street property sale to Christian Lerch for 1615 dollars, a special church session at Westminster to fund a women’s college, and elected directors Gen. 4. T. Reiter Rev. Dr H.R Eschbach ALC McCarder Rev. C S. Slagic Wo Lignett. a Midland Valley Exes sale at market yesterday 12 3 tents a dozen.
Brunswick locomotive engineer Mr. Barker dies suddenly at work after a day at his post with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Widow Mrs. Anna Beckley dies in Middletown at 79. Survived by two daughters and two sons, with funeral set for Middletown Lutheran church.
The Public Instruction Committee of the Maryland Medical Faculty plans a social hygiene campaign in Buckystown featuring lectures at M. P. Church in Tuckerstown. Dr Flora Pollack of Baltimore is slated to speak on alcohol and moral prophylaxis amid expectations of a large audience. Frederick Branch of the Maryland Society of Social Hygiene reports officers for the year and notes only rental business transacted at last meeting.
Market roundups show corrected quotes across railways banks and utilities. Listings include Seaboard Air Line United States Steel Chicago power and coal issues and regional interests such as Maryland Electric and Anacostia Potomac utilities with notes on dividends and trust companies.
At last night’s meeting the Hagerstown Board of Trade elected Henry Holzapfel Jr as president Joseph K Hoffman as first vice president Andrew W K Coffman as second vice president Edward Oswald as treasurer A F Rothstein as secretary and directors include State Senator Samuel Emmet Frederick Mack Charles B Davis and Dr Victor D Muller Jr Holzapfel succeeds resigning V Monroe Cushna The Durger property on South Market street is being expanded with an addition to the back building and store room improvements.
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