The News at Frederick 1913 Postal Notice
A scanned 1913 Frederick Maryland newspaper page displays masthead text and a postal subscription notice. It outlines circulation rates and policy language about news use, corrections, and opinions, with date August 23 1913 and standard mail entries. The fragment hints at the paper being a local edition with Associated Press attribution and circulation details.
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Frederick
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Inter-Racial Harmony and the Golden Rule
The piece argues the United States faces racial tensions amplified by wartime strains. It urges law abiding, educated dialogue over riots, and promotes the Golden Rule as the best path to harmony, justice, and national unity among diverse groups.
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United States
Investment Trends Across Borders Stir Market News
The article notes a $60 million monthly purchase of U S gold by Guudicalead cannations and a dollar outflow into Canada, prompting concern for the Dominion government. Since last October U S gold stocks have dropped from a peak to about a $400 million decline as South American dollar balances fuel gold purchases and Canada faces currency policy pressures.
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The
Times
Guudicalead
United States
Canada
Treasury
Board of Economic Warfare
South America
When The Soldiers Return and the Job Promise
The writer argues postwar employment will rely on private industry and county employers rather than government work relief. It warns against costly government programs and urges prudent spending while emphasizing industries must create jobs for returning service members to sustain living standards.
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Congress
Wine And Roses Welcome Americans In Messina Scene
In Messina on August 23, U S troops entered under fire and were met by cheering crowds and showers of roses and wine. Accompanied by Lieut Gen Omar Bradley the first jeep and photographer Charles Corte entered through rubble while snipers were cleared and Allied bombardment continued offshore.
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Donn Sutton
NER
Messina
Sicily
Fatrots
Omar N. Bradley
Siclian
Charles Corte
Acme
Weameraman
Messi T
Jeff McNeely
Lubcock
Ralph Yates
Austin
Children Born In War World Must Begin Life In Security
Dr Thomas D Masters argues that war torn children need secure nurturing from birth, with breast feeding as a foundational practice. He notes a 25 year shift as American women pursue economic opportunity and freedom, leading some to curb breastfeeding. The piece endorses mothers milk as the ideal first food for infant growth and development.
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Thomas D. Masters
NEA
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The News Aug 23 1893
The Republican Convention met at Junior Hall and nominated a ticket including Sheriff Daniel P Zimmerman. County Commissioners listed W J Worman L F Kefauver G P Grossnickle E D Danner W H Harman. State Central committee members named Reno Sharp Peter Lugenbeel T Haffner J C Motter J A DeLashmutt T A Wastler. Masters John Markey Joe Eisenhauer Ley Walsh. Yesterday campers along the Monocacy named their camp Wonduan. Electric lights work underway on Carroll street mill. John Thomas and John Baumgardner caught 19 carp in the Monocacy, largest six pounds. W J Ginity of New York City bought two 1846 Buchanan stamps for $100.
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Junior Hall
Daniel P. Zimmerman
Woodsboro
W. J. Worman
L. F. Kefauver
G. P. Grossnickle
E. D. Danner
W. H. Harman
State Central Committee
Reno Sharp
Peter Lugenbeel
T. Haffner
J. C. Motter
J. A. DeLashmutt
T. A. Wastler
John Markey
Joe Eisenhauer
Ley Walsh
Judge Edward C. Peter Dies at 61 in Rockville
Twenty years ago reports note the death of Judge Edward C. Peter of Rockville at 61 from apoplexy in a drug store. He had many friends here and appeared in local court matters. The column also mentions Mantz Doll, Union Telegraph Co. worker, cut by a falling transom. Millard of Leasewell known fertilzer executive dies at home. and local ball park grandstand usher Bill King. Clarence Blethen hits a homer and Ray Gardner shines in defense as Hanover loses to a six hitter.
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Edward C. Peter
Rockville
Wern Union Telegraph Co
Millard
B. Ife
Ball Park
Bill King
Hanover
Clarence Blethen
Ray Gardner
Roosevelt
Churchill
Lord Tweedsmuir
Mackenzie King
Long Citadel
Breast feeding and nipple care for new mothers
The text discusses advantages of breast feeding for infant health and outlines pre birth maternal care. It covers breast support, daily cleansing with soap and water, application of petroleum jelly, and hygiene practices. It notes inverted nipples can be gently drawn out and held, with several daily repetitions. Some women may need treatment to toughen nipples.
Adjustments After Birth Nursing and Feeding Advice
The text discusses early mother infant adjustment after birth with guidance on fluid administration, nursing frequency tailored to the infant, relief for milk flow discomfort after colostrum, and how after two to three months breast milk should be supplemented with cereals vegetables and fruits plus vitamins C and D from other sources.
Strength For Today A Crusade Of Petition
The Archbishop of Canterbury urges Christians worldwide to spend five minutes daily in prayer. Focus is on the Our Father and a structured weekly sequence: Sunday to Saturday, recalling God’s will and daily needs, forgiveness, protection, and guidance. Copyright Babson Newspaper Synd.
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Earl Lb. Douglass
J. D
Canterbury
Babson Newspaper
Visibility Report From Sea Level Flight Conditions
A human eye at five feet height can see an object two miles away under typical conditions. The note discusses how average visibility changes with sea level or flat terrain and acknowledges variability due to atmospheric factors.
W PB Gives .6-Footers Headroom
Washington August 23 Uncle Sam hasn’t forgotten tall men. WPB rules allow up to 6 feet 3 inch lengths for caskets, blankets may reach 84 inches, bedsprings restricted by metal content, and garden tools limited to standard sizes. The piece notes exceptions for unusually tall individuals and mentions other standardization measures for household items.
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Herman AB
Allen
Washington
Sam
Anna Louie Allen
Pete
Henry Kaiser
California
Boy Scouts
Tim
Mrs. A
Anna Louise
Ann
Today In History and Anniversaries Snapshot
Today's historical notes mark 1761 with Morse born in Woodstock Conn later called father of American geography. Also 1912 the Federal Children's Bureau established and 1914 Japan declares war on Germany. Notables include Lt Gen. Jonathan Wainwright born in 1883 and San Francisco figures James Rolph Jr and Francis Wayland.
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Ledidiah Morse
Woodstock
Conn
Josph G. Totter
New Haven
Francis Wayland
Yale Law
Boston
David Swing
Chicago
Cinemaat D.ed
Barret
Wendall
Harvard
Nan of Fetters
James Rolph, Jr
San Francisco
California
John Sevier
Frankole
Troy
N. Y
Federal Children's Bureau
Japan
Germany
Youtas
Rudolph Watening
Dai
Sacco
Vanzelli
Caaritsinwa
Mass
Prie Zon
Russia
Navy
Kearney
N. J
Jonathan MM. Wainwright Kerg
Bataan
Very Ancient Guests Amid Quebec Conference
Three elderly residents at Chateau Frontenac are kept undisturbed during the Quebec Conference, living in a quiet wing as generals and admirals plan revolutions in maps and politics. Their presence is noted as a humane gesture while military leaders convene.
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Quebec
Peter Enson
Chateau Frontenac
Wich
Faradise
Lucy
Chateau
Makenzie King
Canada
E. H. Coleman
Earl of Athlone
Churchill
Roosevelt
Mackenzie King
U. S. Army
U. S. Signal Corps
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Ture
Visik
Royal Canadian Air Force
Citadel
Horoscope and trivia from a bygone era
A miscellany item notes several notable births and figures: Edgar Lee Masters the poet from Garnett Kansas age 74, Will Cuppy the writer from Auburn Indiana age 59, Sophie Kerr the author from Denton Maryland age 63, Aubrey W Williams NYA administrator born Springfield Alabama age 53, Henry EF Pringle of Columbia University journalist and author born New York age 46, and Prof Alvin H Hansen of Harvard economist born Viborg South Dakota. Also mentions today’s horoscope predicting rise to leadership, a moral quiz fragment, and a fact about the largest known star diameter of 690 million miles.
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Oner
Washington, D. C
Edgar Lee Masters
Garnett
Kans
Will Cuppy
New York
Auburn
Ind
Sophie Kerr
Denston
Aubrey W. Williams
NYA
Springfield
Ala
Henry Ef, Pringle
Columbia Univ
Alvin H. Hansen
Harvard
Viborg
SDAR
Mar
Mind Your Manners Quiz Prompts on Proper Dating Etiquette
A fragmented quiz on sacral usage and dating etiquette asks about meeting arrangements in public, punctuality, early arrivals, responses to signals like Good night, inviting a dating partner home after several dates, and handling a son’s invitation for a houseguest. The text contains many misspellings and garbled sections.
The War Interpreted by Kirke L Simp5on in Quebec
The piece argues the Quebec Allied war plan disclosures are imminent but tightly guarded. It notes no leaks from citadel deliberations, contemplates Allied commando raids to test Italian defenses, and reports on limited Russian front news while pondering the strategic impact of the Quebec conference on overall Allied plans.
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Quebec
North Pole
Ocean
Citadel-Chateau Frontenac
Europe
Asia
Asis
Sicily
Italy
Crete
London
Messina Strait
Dwight D. Eisenhower
No-Man's Land
Eisenhower
Germany
Balkan
Rootes
Kharkov
Bryansk
Moscow
Orel-Bryansk
Poltava
Russia
Berlin
Dildrayv
Dnieper
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