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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1911
Page
4
The Frederick Daily News announces subscription rates and delivery options, with notices of the Frederick News published Tuesday and Friday, plus a semi weekly edition mailed in advance. A local ordinance requires sign permits and outlines penalties for violations, aiming to reduce street sign clutter and improve pedestrian safety. The piece ends by noting the post office entry and a quip about landmarks and fame.
On Thursday February 2, 1911 The Frederick News asks subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly to report the issue to the office. The note promises efforts to improve service and asks for timely notification to fix delivery problems.
The news is available at multiple outlets including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market Street General Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street and Arlington Hotel for readers.
A fatal Philadelphia fall from a building triggers warnings on city control of street signs and sidewalk safety. Officials clash over whether cities or corporations should bear tighter sign regulations, amid calls for constant vigilance to protect pedestrians.
The New York World reports nearly 15 million dollars spent last year on campaigns against consumption, with funding approaching wartime levels. International cooperation in fighting tuberculosis has grown, praised as a moral equivalent of war, and the era marks notable advances in public health progress and societal mobilization.
A garbled note discusses Governor Crother claiming authority over licenses for cars and a president’s plane, with references to Marstand and Morand, hospitality by Frater, and a protest or demonstration. It mentions flower pots, wind damage, and a failed reform call, plus records of a long distance flight and a demonstrat ion.
The Baltimore Star notes McCurdy's sea landing demonstrates calm water descent and buoyant craft, suggesting aircraft may match land safety. Observers discuss future improvements, including water takeoffs and the challenge of rising again from the sea, comparing aviation to life-boat outcomes.
A collage of quirky exchanges and stray lines from various papers. Snippets show school talk, writing advice, misheard lines, and idle notes about policemen kissing babies, butter purchases, and a curious crowd. Contains whimsical, disjointed phrases and dated references across several unnamed sources.
The readable lines show a fragmentary poem or prose piece with garbled phrases and unknown names. It mentions neighbors, town, water, and night imagery but lacks coherent events, dates, or clear subjects to identify a specific news item or public notice.
Fragmented poetic lines describe a wintry landscape with ice coated trees and arched portals. The imagery focuses on snow covered scenes, frozen breath, and looming solemn paths, creating a somber natural tableau.
January was mild with light precipitation and no shadow as Groundhog emerged from his hole. Forecasts suggest a early spring if weather remains mild, though meteorologists dismiss the ritual. Data show 16 days with precipitation and a high of 62 degrees on certain days, with cloudy skies earlier.
Baron von Elig a nephew of Emungary’s prime minister joins United States Worsted Company as a laborer on a new mill project. He reports for duty with a dinner pail and overalls and plans to stay until the work is complete while studying every detail of the construction.
Grain market notes from Chicago reflect early activity in July with tentative price cues. Traders monitor export demand and currency effects as futures show modest shifts amid unsettled weather patterns and harvest progress.
Prices of latest sales corrected to noon today by Motter Bros. & Co. list numerous securities including Cotton Duck notes Seaboard Air Line United Railway and Sparrows Point bonds. The brief market report names banks, merchants, and rail stocks with scattered figures and firm notes on 4s and 4 1/2s amid a dense ledger of trades.
Bank advertisement lists officers Cunpeabal Omlepet and Conlurentz with presidents and cashiers named. Claims deposits over 31 million and assets totaling 100000 capital surplus and profits. Encourages opening an account to grow money.
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