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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1911
Page
4
The item notes an independent newspaper published by MWR Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company, identifying the publisher and its corporate backing in a concise publication credit.
Friday February 10 1911 subscribers are urged to report missed delivery as the paper pledges to improve service. The News is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market Street General Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Arlington Hotel.
An AG voice condemns pistol toting as a menace and calls for restraint. The article cites cowardice and danger while noting authorities struggle to curb concealed weapons amid rising gun violence and street crime.
Big Tim Sullivan a New York politician with a dubious reputation donates 5040 pairs of shoes yearly to city children, a gesture that eases his public image amid a broader debate about health and reform.
A national commission with Taft and congressional leaders urges a Lincoln memorial funded by 40000 to enlist eminent artists and designers. Proposals include a Lincoln highway from Washington to Gettysburg along Sixteenth Street Boulevard, linking the nation's capital to the battlefield.
The Baltimore press notes rising talk of merging public charities and central foundations as a remedy to living costs and political friction. The South’s stance on race, leadership, and heritage is referenced, with critiques of social and fiscal policy shaping regional sentiment across 1920s discourse.
Fragmented clumsy mix of poems and ads. A reflective verse about tired mothers and a child’s eyes contrasts with old promotional copy for catarrh cures and Hall’s pills. Prominent names include Chicago Tribune, F J Cheney and Co, and Hall's. A jumbled OCR page combines poetry with medical ads.
A garbled OCR style montage presents jumbled lines and misheard quotes from unnamed speakers in several papers. The text includes phrases about jobs schooling arithmetic and a comic bank of anarchists, with characters named George and Mr. Youngs.
A reflective verse sequence questions sowing good or ill and its consequences. It warns that sowing strife yields a naked soul, leading to a bleak end of death and sorrow, suggesting personal responsibility and moral outcomes.
The dialogue suggests confusion over Spender's case and references a doctor and druggist trimming or trimming Jane Medferd Dram, implying a medical or pharmaceutical misstep. The fragment hints at a dispute about treatment effectiveness and professional conduct.
Tyuvid Hl Hlartsock, a 2k year old L and O railroad employee known as Hartcock, died after his head struck a water tank while leaning from a caboose window between Martinsburg West Virginia and Cumberland. He formerly lived in Brunswick and had worked over a year for the railroad. Survived by a wife, an eldest daughter of Avn Eugene Halfner of Brunswick, and five sisters including Mrs. Harry Castle and Mrs. Harry of Martinsburg, with another sister Mrs. Edward Haumgardner.
New York stocks quotations for February 0 19d are furnished by Motter Brow and Co. The brief market update notes slight shifts across key issues with notable activity in industrials and rail stocks.
February 10 1914 bankers and brokers list noon updates from Motter Bros Co. noting prices for Seaboard Air Line Seaboard Company United Ry Amacostia and Potomac Western Maryland Georgia Alabama Somerset Coal Sparrows Point Citizens Bank Mercantile Power and other issues with corrections.
Central National Bank appears to outline chief officers and staff positions including president vice president cashier and assistants. The document lists names such as Arthur Dopbrs and Laurence, with references to lawful officers and private portfolio items.
Middletown livery stable proprietor Lewis Flook reports a jewelry peddler from Baltimore named William Henry passed a five dollar check on the Bel Air bank. Flook cashed the $3 charge for boarding a horse, the check later returned as worthless. Also noted: Whipp family departure to Los Angeles for a year, and Annie M. Devitt's will probated naming sisters Margaret Boo Devitt and Arielia Devitt with Margaret Fobes Vitt as executor.
A fragmented market item lists May and July wheat and corn with unclear abbreviations and dates. No clear outcomes or institutions identified. Further readable context needed to determine exact actions, prices, or participants.
Twentieth anniversary notes recall local events in Frederick with mentions of Crescent Manufacturing Company and hotel ventures. The piece lists merchants and residents, with references to subscriptions and new directors, highlighting business activity and community figures of the era.
A fragment from a financial page records a surplus and profits figure of 100,000.00 in capital accounting. Details are incomplete but indicate a balance sheet line for capital accounts and profit retention.
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