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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1911

Page

6

Frederick Daily News subscription rates and notices

The Frederick Daily News outlines carrier and mail subscription options including 25 cents per month and 3.00 per year. It also details semi weekly publication, mail rates, club incentives, and payment terms. The News Office handles inquiries via Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange and invites correspondence from across the country.

Frederick City United States Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange

Banana Peel Etiquette and Aster’s 1961 Hint

A tale contrasts two pedestrians one removing a banana peel from a sidewalk and another ignoring it, linking kindness to public safety and quoting Sam Walter Foss about friendship. It then notes John Jacob Astor, forty seven, to wed an eighteen year old debutante, with a mocked prediction about the U.S. president in 1961.

New England Sam Walter Foss John Jacob Astor

Fort Sumter anniversary speech and royal intrigue note

A humorous snippet describes a speaker facing the hundredth anniversary of Fort Sumter with lung power for a speech. It also lampoons Persian leadership by noting a pasha and shahs in a comical struggle. A joke about Creek Indians tethering turtles to summon rain and suggestions about umbrellas follow.

Papa Fort Sumter

Blue laws in Maryland and advertising in newspapers

A Maryland blue laws debate urges enforcing Sunday closing to preserve liberty and avoid repeal by public vote. The article contrasts Maryland with New York experiences and notes potential reforms could arise from prosecutions. It also covers a Philadelphia advertiser meeting arguing newspapers best reach, with advertising trusted when truthful, and that women drive most purchases, boosting the value of daily newspaper ads.

Washington Star Maryland New York Theodore Roosevelt Auvlrtisenu Rslrom Miladelphia Bquirer Boston

Eastern Shore county fairs draw crowds amid politics and sport

The week spotlights farming in Maryland with farmers’ picnics under the state grange, the Pocomoke City county fair drawing visitors from Maryland Delaware and Virginia, and harness racing featuring Baltimore entries. A Maryland Just Government League office opens near the fair as debates over suffrage surface.

State Grange Pocomoke City Maryland Delaware Virginia Rytsteen Palttine Pocomoke Maryland Just Government League

Merriness Minutes and Quips From Across the Nation

A collection of humorous snippets and quick quotes from newspapers and public figures. Jokes include a Sunday school reply about lying causing death, Judge Stevens battling a speech impediment, a dog duel prompting a comical mispronunciation, Senator Taylor’s fiddling nickname, and a pension tale where a man claims a war wound but is asked where he was shot.

Robert J God Taylor Tennessee Medical Board Gentlemien Lestie’s Weekly

Time and Patience in Verse and Praise

The piece quotes verses praising punctuality and virtue, noting a Grecian maiden who stands on a clock as a symbol of constancy. It contrasts merriment and sorrow, with lines about joy in woe, dust on butterflies, and a war in every joy, reflecting late 19th or early 20th century poetic sentiment.

Emma C. Bowd Ladies’ Home Journal

See America First plans to promote Maryland scenery

Frederick county attendee Richard P. Ross joined the See America First committee meeting in Baltimore as plans form for a statewide push to showcase U S scenery. Westminister’s Joshua W Herring was named chairman with Mandel Sener as secretary. Taft expected at opening. governor groups across states join effort. Executive committee to be formed. Maryland scenes, including Chesapeake Bay shad fishing, to feature. Frederick’s historic sites may be used. further details to come.

Crothers Union Frust Baltimore Frederick Richard P. Ross Wes Joshua W Herring Westminster Mandel Sener Edwin L. Quarles Greater Baltimore United States Taft Ross Maryland Chesapeake Bay

Property Sold to William F Hanshew on Mast Seventh Street

Messrs Young and Staley real estate loan and insurance agents sold to Mr William F Hanshew of Middletown the house and lot of George T Cubitt on Mast Seventh Street Frederick on private terms.

Messrs Young & Staley George T. Cubitt Mast Sevanth Street Frederick Wiliam F. Hanshew Middletown PRICE Madison Street Fisher West Second Street Aunglatt Middle Street Eth 7Th St East Seventh Street Daniel Eisler West Patrick Street South Market Street Stussatt

Chicago grain market wheat and corn Quotations

Chicago grain market reports Sept Wheat at 9.254 dollars Dec Wheat 9.64 percent May Wheat 10.21 Rent Corn Dec Corn 6.244 dollars per bushel.

Chicago Grain Market Graddock Heights Daniel FL Suckey Braddock Heights

Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Local News Recap

Historic Frederick notes from 188h report B and O officials visiting to discuss a new depot, grading bids for the east yard, a baby bitten by a rat causing food poisoning risk, a farmer selling a large load of peaches, and a large Buckeystown circuit picnic in Manor woods led by Rev J.R. Schultz of the M E Church.

Frederick Asin M. L. Gaxer Berton Buckeystown Manor Woods Rev JR. Schultz M. E

New York Stocks Prices at Noon 1911 List

Motter Bros and Co furnishes latest quotations with noon corrections August 11 1911. Listings include Anacostia Potomac 5s Chicago Rwy Cons Cotton Duck Fairmont Coal Seaboard Air Line Ist 4s United Rys various 4s and 5s Western Maryland 1st 4s and other railroad and utility issues with prices and notes.

Motter Bros. & Co. Bankers and Brokers A.C. L. Con Anacostia & Potomac Chicago Houston Oil Com Elec. Rwy Northern Central Norf Portsmouth Somerset Coasts Snarrow's Point Seaboard Air Line Seaboard Company, Common Western Maryland

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