The Daily News Frederick Md announces publication schedule
The News outlines publication days Tuesday and Friday for the daily edition and a semi weekly version mailed nationwide. Subscriptions range from 25 cents monthly to two dollars yearly with club incentives. The News Office links to Chesapeake and Potomac Telegraph Exchange and invites notices and advertisements by mail phone or telegram.
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Hospitals For Inebriates Move To Treat Alcoholism As Disease
City authorities in New York consider a hospital and industrial colony to treat alcoholism as illness. The plan aims to reclaim drinkers by medical care and supportive environment rather than imprisonment, arguing punishment worsens the condition and urging society to back cures over criminalization. Say you saw it in The News.
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Navy midshipman supply debate and See America first travel note
The Army and Navy Journal warns of a midshipman shortage if Congress uses the old one appointment every four years system. The Naval Academy graduates about 750 yearly, while vacancies average 250 due to resignations or failures to appoint. A three-year appointment cycle is proposed to meet demand, else shortages persist. Also See America first advocacy urges travel by auto to boost domestic tourism and rail travel, noting auto use may reshape roads hotels and promote a broader view of the nation. Maryland primary costs and political dynamics are debated, with Republicans optimistic and Democrats wary of high expenses and inclusivity, reflecting national primary experimentation.
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House Naval Committee
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Direct Primary Debate and Motor Vehicle Fatalities Cited
The piece critiques Senator Gorman’s stance on direct primaries while noting a sharp rise in July automobile fatalities in New York and the need for speed regulation. It cites Baltimore and Annapolis commentary on Maryland politics and the 1900s primary law, mentioning Howard County figures and candidates like Blair Lee and Austin Strothers.
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Baltimore
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Gorman
Emerson Harrington
Blair Lee
Austin Strothers
Lee Viatims
Minutes of Merriness and Town Banter Across Papers
A compilation of quirky quotes from St. Louis Post-Dispatch Louisville Courier-Journal and Cleveland Plain Dealer contrasts on naming a country place Corn-on-the-Cob and praising a benefactor who funded a baseball team with a first-class pitcher. The exchange also features a joke about a wrecked rubber plant and a heavy new purchase.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dream of the valleys and love near Catoctin
The poem intertwines visions of the Valleys near Frederick and Catoctin with longing for Middletown and Frederick, describing green esplanades, Monocacy river, and church steeples. It shifts to Bentetown in Baltimore County with themes of separation, affection, and pursuit of a loved one. The muse Camilla J Knight appears, noting Springfield Republican attribution.
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Frederick Lown
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Jamaica Ginger Brings Middletown Alcohol Violation Alarm
State's Attorney Willard warns local option violators as Jamaica Ginger, labeled 92 per cent alcohol, circulates in Middletown stores. Merchants stopped selling it after reports of colic and sickness surge, with sale deemed a serious violation of local option and revenue laws. The Baltimore-made beverage has caused arrests and fines elsewhere under Prohibition era rules.
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Unique learning of deaf dancer by Prof Prank and Stouffer
Paul B. Clark, a 18 year old deaf and mute from Siithsburg, trained at the school for the deaf in Frederick, has learned to dance. Under the guidance of Prof Prank and Stouffer of Tagers town he can keep perfect rhythm by watching others, discerning waltz, two step, or sv oltish by their movements and now participates gracefully at Pen Mar.
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Jeo. H. Clark
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School For the Deaf
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New York Stocks Today Quotations by Motter Brow. & Co
New York stocks quoted today with price movements across leading industries. Numerical shifts reflect trading activity, with details on key shares and indices as provided by Motter Brow. & Co.
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Baltimore stock market prices of latest quotes
Prices of latest quotes corrected to noon today by Motter Bros. & Co., Bankers and Brokers in Baltimore. Listing includes A C L Con 48 Anacostia & Potomac 5s, Chicago Bay 5s, Cons. Cotton Duck, Con. Power 4 L2s and 4 1-8s, Fairmont Coal Ss, GBS Ist 4s, Incomes G N 5s, Georgia Alabama 5s, Houston Oil Com, Md. Bloc. Rwy. 5s, Northern Central, Seaboard Air Line 1st 4s, Seaboard Company preferred and common, United Rys. Cons 48, Income 63, Funding 88, Certificates 19. Md. Trus. OT 146. Almanac listed. May include additional broker notes.
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Citizens' Bank
Chicago grain market report summary
Chicago trading figures show Sept wheat at 91 or 92 decimals, Dec wheat around 95 and 96, May wheat near 100 and 101, Sept corn at 65, Dec corn around 63 to 68. Prices displayed as percent ranges with multiple quotes and month codes across the session.
Bank Surplus and Profits Figures and Officers
Surplus and profits totaling $147000 appear on the bank ledger with no dispute over receipts and disbursements on special deposits. Officers listed include Charles B. Trail president James N. Harris vice president and C Albert Gilson cashier.
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James N. Harris
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Report
Local items from the Columns of The North News dated August 4, 1891 note good corn and rain, farmers delaying threshing for better prices. A Frederick County youth reform group, the Young Men’s Tammany Reform Club, forms with officers Joseph F. Isenhawer president and a slate including George Mehring, Thomas Danner, Lewis Riddlemoser, George Engelbrecht, and Frank Eisenhauer. A school addition contract at East Church Street School is discussed for Sarah Wesa Wiliam and Bennett at a School Commissioners meeting.
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Joseph F. Isenhawer
George Mehring
Thomas Danner
Lewis Riddlemoser
George Engelbrecht
Frank Eisenhauer
East Church Street
Wesaw Ota Wiliam &, Bennett
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