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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1911
Page
6
The Daily News, an independent Frederick Maryland newspaper, is published by the Great Southern Printing Company. Directors include L. and Birely, R. B. Delaplaine, with GEO. Birely as president. C. Will Fout serves as vice president and manager.
The piece laments Niagara barrel jumps as cheap notoriety. It cites Steve Brodie and others, noting the public tires of daredevil acts while praising legitimate feats like Lincoln Beachley's Niagara aviator under the suspension bridge. It contrasts impractical stunts with aircraft development and odd medical mishaps.
A case reports doctors keeping a heart stopped patient alive for three hours using electricity, yet the only clear outcome cited is no waste of electricity. Pearry remains ahead of Doc Cook, as no recent confirmation comes on the Eskimo dogs pitney a Person.
From the Chicago Record-Herald an appeal for city residents to seek land farming with practical prep. It warns that failures warn others and urges a land conference to provide edited guidance on soils, markets, prices, and support before and after moving to new homes.
A Baltimore Sun note reports Missouri congressman Borland introduced a bill for 2.004 million dollars to fund a two-model road from Washington to Gettysburg as a Lincoln memorial. Plans favor a Potomac Park site near the White House and Washington Monument, with Maryland backing a north–south route across the state.
Fragment from a humor column featuring banter about skirts wallets and ancestors. Dialogue touches on social quirks and Irish stereotypes with quick jests about tenants landlords and air for rooms. The piece imitates newspaper style with quirky captions and wordplay.
A local tale in verse about a weary preacher seeking the gospel on a bright day. He finds the meeting house closed with a notice reading Pastor absent on vacation. The poem contrasts circuit preaching with modern days and asks if heaven would close its doors for vacation.
Construction of a brick two story Frederick Railroad Company office and freight facility progresses rapidly at the corner of East Patrick and Carroll streets. The building includes a waiting room, ticket office, auditor’s vault, freight station, and platform along the tracks. Officials expect occupancy in early fall, with the second floor to house additional offices. Nearby work includes dismantling the old car barn and laying rail for yard switches. The Domestic Building Association announced mortgage releases totaling 49 418 and cash disbursements of 48 677 80 from a 97 900 series. Deputy Forwood and Detective Kratz concluded a fire probe in Frederick and departed for Cumberland with witnesses examined and no public findings announced.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick with local notes from 1801 recounts include Hemis FF Schiey recommended for a second in the Walled South Arms and past service. The Frederick Rifemen held an excursion to Bay Ridge drawing 64 locals. A factory accident at the Haseht foo Factory saw Miss Mamiclaichael pulled into a revolving shaft and injured by her father.
New York stocks quotations provided by Mutter Bros and Company summarize market activity and price movements for the day. The report reflects opening and closing levels, notable gains, losses, and broad indices performance as observed in the trading session.
Motter Bros. & Co. bankers and brokers report noon corrections on latest sales in Baltimore stocks and commodities. The list includes cotton futures, railroad and utility securities, western Maryland and United Ry issues, Georgia Alabama and Houston oil shares, and wheat and corn prices with bid and ask levels.
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