Frederick Daily News and Weekly Publications Details
The Frederick Daily News announces subscription rates and delivery terms, noting carrier service constraints and mail options. The SemiWeekly News and News Weekly are described with mailing details, advance payment, and club incentives. The News Office connects to the Chesapeake and Potomac Exchange, with contact addresses and submission instructions for ads, letters, and news.
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United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Pelephone Exchange
NISWS
Pretieriek
Kreiter
UV Feck
Frederick News Readers Urged To Report Missing Papers
The Frederick News asks subscribers not receiving their paper regularly to report the issue to the office as efforts continue to ensure reliable service. The notice is dated Saturday August 12, 1911.
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Frederick News
Reputation of Dr Wiley Inspires Support and Controversy
The piece portrays Dr Harvey Wiley, head of the Bureau of Chemistry, as both beloved by consumers for fighting adulteration and hated by manufacturers of unsafe foods and drugs. It notes attacks from officials and industry complaints while praising Wiley for enforcing the pure food and drugs laws and protecting public health.
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Washington
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Wiley
Wickersham
Dr Wiley
Dr. Wiley
Blind horses and tigers in police duties across towns
A pithy collection notes oddities about cities keeping blind animals for police service, President Taft golfing and hunting, a Nebraska centenarian linked to Wales lore, and dray riders who may not be lucky. The remarks mix humorous observations on public life and perception.
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Taft
Shifting Education Paths and Social Reform Hints
A montage of early 20th century debates on education urges youth toward science and engineering from law medicine and sanitation innovations expand private enterprise and public capital to boost irrigation power and industry. Editorials urge uniform marriage law and public moral reform following Astor nuptials as a test of state power and national conscience.
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Occu Pre Lou
Millic Ane
New York Times
AR Lorts Varreagi
John Jacob Astor
Madeline Force
Episcopal Church
Hishons Creer
New York
Mackay-Smith
Philadelphia
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Doane
Albbany
Astor
Commission On Uniform Law
Naval Academy praised as world’s finest institution
Eminent visitors from abroad praise the Naval Academy as a premier institution and a source of national pride. The government crop report discusses August yields and suggests 1911 farm output will likely meet or exceed ten year averages, with cotton set to break records and other crops showing varied prospects.
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Navid Academy
Naval Academy
Baltimore Star
Baltimore American
Minutes of Merriness and Jokes on Cats and Cash
A humor page collage notes domestic quirks and petty theft at a home. It references a cat left behind, a $10 missing cash, and a short joke about a widow and inherited fortune. A Washington Star style quip about a cat and weather ends the snippet.
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Washington Star
Word of Praise Lifts the Spirit and Brightens Day
A Bentztown Bard poem in the Baltimore Sun extols the power of kind words and cheer to steady or elevate a person. It argues that praise and compliments warm hearts, keep sunlight in the day, and inspire better effort, for both men and women alike.
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Paiadelphia Inquirer
San Francisco
Baltimore Sun
Camp Ordway Encampment Preparations Move Ahead
Plans for Army troops to move from Washington to Frederick advance with a carload of equipment arriving Monday. Maj Alfred Robbins will supervise unloading and site preparations at Camp Ordway on the Kemp farm. Frederick merchants win supply contracts for the camp as the main troop body arrives August 18 and a big day is set for August 20 with special trains and events.
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Washington
Frederick
John Markey
Alfred Robbins
Ordway
D. Columbus Kemp Farm
Maryland National Guard
Maj
Robbins
Prederick
War Department
Company A
L. H. Retchelderfer
Northern Central Railroad
Atrederick
Frederik
Maryland Camp
Montcevue
Camp Ordway
Prederich
New York Stocks Quotations From Afotter Bros and Co
New York stock quotations are provided by Afotter Bros and Co. The report lists prices, changes, and notable movements across major exchanges. Investors monitor uptrends and declines as market activity continues in early trading sessions.
Baltimore Stock Market Prices and Bond Quotes August 12 1972
Motter Bros. and Co bankers and brokers report midday prices for a wide range of securities and commodities. Listings include Anacostia & Potomac versus Chicago Railway 5s, Cotton Duck consignments, Con. Gas and Power issues, Fairmont Coal, Georgia Alabama 5s, Houston Oil, Maryland Electric Railway, Northern Central, Seaboard lines, United Railways bonds and incomes, Western Maryland, Mercantile Trust, Citizens’ Bank notes, and various bank certificates.
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Motter Bros. & Co
A.C. L
Anacostia & Potomac
Chicago Railway
Fairmont Coal
Georgia
Alabama
Houston Oil
Elec
Northern Central
Nort
Portsmouth
Somerset Coal
Sparrow's Point
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company
United Rys
Western Maryland
Continental Prust Vo
Trust
Chicago Grain Market Update
The Chicago grain market shows activity in Wheat May and Sep contracts, with Dec issued for Corn and Dec Wheat. Trading notes indicate price movement though specifics are unclear in the fragmented text.
New York Bank Statement Highlights Reserve and Loans
Bank report shows reserve changes and loan totals with legals noting deposits by SSH LHD. Names and figures are sparse in the fragment but indicate activity in reserves and lending, alongside legal deposit entries.
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SSH Lhd
Surplus and Profits Reported for Charles 3B Co
A fragmentary financial note lists Charles 3B Trail as president with James H. Harris as vice president and Albert Gilson as cashier. The document shows a surplus and profits figure of 100,000 dollars. Further details are not readable in the provided text.
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick Item Highlights
A messy item notes the sale of the Wallis Schell firm to Schell and Company to continue at the old stand. The Baltimore Loan and Buildings Association opens a Buonesak branch with C. M. Wenner as president, Wi Cross as vice president, and Luther McKinney as secretary. Twenty choir members from Westminster Protestant Episcopal Church camp along the Monocacy riverbank.
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Wallis & Schell
TOE Schell and Company
Buonesak
Baltimore Loan and Buildings Association
C. M. Wenner
Wi. Cross
Luther McKinney
Twent Bors
Protestant Episcopal Church
Westminster
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