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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1911
Page
6
The Daily News communicates its status as an independent newspaper published by Great Southern Printing Aid. No further event details are provided in the readable text.
A harsh editorial condemns Turkish brutality in Albania under the Young Turk regime. It argues Western powers should intervene to halt massacres of Christians, lauds decisive action against the Ottoman empire, and foresees a coalition of nations cleansing Constantinople as a moral exemplar. The piece decries civilian deaths and cites suicide statistics to bolster its call for civilization to act.
A newspaper fragment notes that a person described as seven tenths of himself would find it hard to shed fear. It suggests that a man willing to ride over Niagara Falls in a barrel is one of those fools whose company would be dangerous to a Rooul Inuit boat.
An essay from the New York World discusses early road binding tech and macadam pavement limits, noting oils and asphalts fade dust but spoil the surface. It reflects on Civil War memories, reunion after fifty years, and President Taft's address highlighting national healing and progress.
The Baltimore American notes August will bring a large influx of summer visitors to resorts as hotel and boardinghouse keepers anticipate strong business. Warm days ease into cooler nights, with August expected to top July in activity. Resort schedules adapt to the busy period and waves at the shore welcome bathers.
Baltimore Sta argues the disfranchisement amendment should be defeated by voters. It cites New Jersey’s ban on public drinking cups as a successful health measure and calls for a winter law requiring paper cups and penny slot machines at drinking places to curb disease and promote safe hydration.
A collage of humorous snippets from 19th century papers. Engagement announcements stir mock sympathy at a wedding scene. A lecture about steep hills leads to a joke about an ass climbing. A white dress prompts a flirtatious remark and a social quip about a pipe repair leaking.
A poem titled In the Nun's Garden celebrates lilies roses and perfumed flowers while a disjointed health notice mentions Dennis A McCarthy James Sylvester Carmichael and medical treatments, with garbled lines about Chamberlains Tablets and a pharmacist.
Private G A Lent wins the Mealey match from a field of 27 entries, taking the cup and state medal as Company A dominates three matches at Glen Burnie rifle range. Frederik team members Lent Kaill Barrick Mumford and Gray help Company A post strong scores to 488 total. Frederick squads claim three wins, with Munshower and Johnson among top scorers on the Most Infantry team. Governors match and Haird Skirmish on tap. Meantime Howard County faces drought and water famine, crops failing and farmers wary as streams run dry.
Today's stock quotations provided by Motter Bros. & Co. cover a broad range of listings. Market activity shows notable movements across major exchanges with several issues advancing and others retreating amid trading volumes.
Motter Bros. & Co Bankers and Brokers report noon corrections on a wide range of securities including Cotton Duck, Con Power, and Seaboard Air Line. Listings feature notes on Houston Oil Com, Maryland Electric Range, Seaboard Company issued notes, United Railways, Western Maryland, and Mercantile Trust among others with varied percentages and prices.
Reading from the Chicago grain market notes, September wheat and December wheat show modest moves while September and December corn futures display varied quotes. Prices listed include percentages and figures that reflect trading activity and bid prices for the day.
G. Leskins Morgan has resigned as sexton of All Saints Episcopal church and accepted a ward role at Monteyne Hospital. He leaves due to new duties and will be replaced by a temporary appointee as the church seeks a successor.
Frederick readers recall events from two decades past. A youth named William Guyms on a Conrail run narrowly escaped an attack by a large stray dog, suffering bites before aid arrived. A new insect plague appeared in Prodr wh, feeding on light and emitting a faint tard-like glow. A reported loss of US $4.08 occurred during monthly Frederick excursions.
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