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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1910
Page
4
The Frederick Daily News announces subscription rates and mailing options for city readers and distant subscribers. The notice notes the newspaper office contact, delivery details, and a seasonal appeal urging readers to consider gifts like Christmas stamps and a Crose sale. The column mentions weather impacts and a closing line about shorter days.
The Frederick News asks irregular subscribers to report nondelivery to the office as they strive to perfect service. The paper is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store 5 Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Arlington Hotel.
A discussion argues that Congress should begin duties earlier after elections, proposing a two month gap and a constitutional amendment. It notes the current schedule delays lawmaking until December, with salaries starting March 4, and cites possible changes and past inaction. The piece also touches on agricultural resource development and a committee exploring paper money improvements.
The Century Magazine in the Philadelphia Record urges action to check unbridled defamation by yellow press. It condemns sensational, untruthful stories that harm private and public figures, calling for other journals to brand such misrepresentation and stop ignoring the issue.
Readers urged to show Christmas thoughtfulness by aiding shop girl clerks facing stress. Editorials discuss the trade boards convention in Baltimore and the press's duty to restrain sensational crime coverage to aid justice. The piece notes Taft and Morgan partnerships as context and stresses responsible reporting.
A humorous exchange about how to get favors and money. The Cleveland Leader and Yonkers States reference a man using a cat and a note to test generosity, with a follow up note offering to send more money. The anecdote illustrates social behavior and reciprocity.
A Christmas verse requests Santa address local needs. It asks for deeper water system upgrades, more passenger cars for the railroad, additional coal, and pressure on utilities. It mentions the P. R. R. and William Birley, plus calls for gilt edged industries and fair credit for Mr Rice.
Ale Charles Wertheimer of this city argues the county holds rich agricultural resources and should expand scientific instruction for farmers. He cites Vermont style intensive farming, calls for dairy and crop education at public schools, and says money now spent on out‑of‑county dairy feed should stay local to boost yields and profits. He urges county to provide courses for aspiring agriculturists before new high school construction to develop both quality and quantity of local agricultural output.
Stock list shows varied prices across banks, rail, and utility issues led by Motter Bros. & Co. quotes with notes on cotton duck, United Rys, Seaboard Air Line, Western Maryland, and Peoria area items. John Wanamaker advertising quote ends the column.
December 1910 annual meeting of bank stockholders to elect directors will be held at the banking house, No.
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