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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1911
Page
6
New York stocks move through daily quotations provided by Motter Brothers and Company with price changes across key industrial and public utilities shares. Market activity shows mixed gains and losses as investors weigh earnings reports and macro data.
CAPITAL 150000. SURPLYS AND PROFITS 107000 ON SPECIAL DEPOSITS WE PAY JAMES H HAR RIS, Vice President CG. ALBERT GILSON, Cashier.
The Frederick Davy News and The Semi-Weekly News announce subscription rates and delivery options. The papers offer carrier or mail service in the United States, with yearly and multi month rates, and note office connections and submission details for ads and correspondence.
The article recalls how fear of cholera once caused mass panic and deaths, notes that cholera is now controlled in the United States through strict quarantine and isolation, and highlights improvements in public health practices. It also mentions smallpox and yellow fever declines and praises current vigilance at ports and borders, then shifts to optimistic views of postwar agricultural renewal.
The piece notes improved conditions for farmers due to a milder drouth compared to earlier seasons and suggests broad positive impact on other classes affected by dry weather. It also mentions a Massachusetts doctor claiming soul photographs, Taft praising Frederick area, scarce sea serpent tales, and a temperance movement growth hint.
The Indianapolis Star notes midsummer dulling effect on public life as vacation season lowers activity. It compares Admiral Togo to Grant, praising his role in shaping international peace and arbitration efforts with America, Britain, and France. It suggests Japan may pursue treaty cooperation to advance pacific goals during his visit.
Reports from Governor Brothers speeches show audience mystified by mentions of his candidacy. Edwin Warfield, described as Maryland’s beloved native son, receives high regard for four years as governor and his commitment to state welfare and honor.
The Baltimore Sun quotes the Ohio Maryland Society reunion in Dayton where citizens recall their fathers’ noble deeds. A separate note reports Arizona court action against a skating rink denying Army uniformed men entry, signaling federal protection of the uniform’s dignity. Census data show urban growth and farm value surge, underscoring America’s rapid expansion and rising farm wealth despite city drift. We congratulate the Baltimore Star.
Curated Ledger quotes a series of trimmed comic exchanges from newspapers detailing a tramp, a village wag, and a young Tommy. The fragmentary dialogue showcases misheard phrases about work and money, reflecting humor and social chatter from historical clippings. The pieces cite Louisville Courier Journal Chicago Record Herald and United Presbyterian contexts in compact mock dialogue.
A hopeful verse urges enduring cheer despite trouble. It speaks of smiling through hardship, not losing hope, and sharing songs to brighten days. It mentions clouds, sunshine, and staying resilient in tough times. The tone favors perseverance and cheerful outlooks over despair.
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Directors of the Y M C A will be held tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. Mr Janes Sylvester of Carmichael reported on Chamberlain's Tablets and their value, noting a package costing twenty five cents has proven beneficial.
Stockholders vote to sell the seven mile pike from Ceresville to Woodsboro to the State Good Roads Commission at 2000 dollars per mile. Directors elected include PLL Feiser Edward Shriner W M Doreus R J Winebrener Noah E H Cramer with Feiser as president Shriner treasurer Cramer secretary and Shriner and Feiser as managers.
Reported illnesses and injuries include Dr Steiner Schley in stable condition and Mrs J Travers Thomas admitted to City Hospital for treatment. C C Gilbert of Eighth Street improving after an accident at the economy Sin Works. Mason Stull of Lewistown in critical condition, previously paralyzed, now in a stupor. Automobile arrivals at United States Hotel include H S Young W O H Haffner and John S Young of Hanover. The B and Rentroad excursion from Baltimore brought 18 visitors to town.
Repl Wheat Dee and Wheat May entries show 1 Dee, Corn Sept 2 with 1005 64 percent figures. Market details suggest price quotations and delivery months for grain trading in Chicago.
Local items from the Carroll County News note land leasing by Catwin g of Tri News figures for Deems Harvester Co to build a warehouse and stables on Carroll Street. A Bellmore and Ohio Railroad depot design is announced with work expected soon. A physician named Prot Genge Edward Smith pistol incident at White Rock is described. Rumors say the West Virginia Central plans a line to Baltimore through Frederick, possibly via Hagerstown or Williamsport, then through Middletown Valley to Baltimore.
Prices of latest sales corrected to noon today by Motier Bros. & Co. list diverse securities including Cotton Duck 5s, Con Power 4 1 2s, Fairmont Coal 1st 45, Seaboard Air Line 1st 4s, Seaboard Company issues, United Railways notes and certificates, Western Maryland 1st 48, Continental Trust, Mercantile Trust and Citizens Bank.
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