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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1913
Page
6
The Frederick Daily News and the Semi Weekly News announce subscription rates and mailing options. The News Office is linked to the Chesapeake and Automac Telephone Exchange. Address all letters and telegrams to THE NEWS Frederick Md. Second class mail matter.
Subscriptions urged to report missed delivery and help improve service. The issue lists where The News is sold, including New City Hotel and several cigar stores. The piece weaves in stray notes on British navy comparisons, a World War era naval debate, a New York court ruling on restaurant liability for stolen coats, and a Chicago professor quip about gender brains, all in a collage-style summary.
Delegations from various sections appeared before the county Commissioners to urge road construction totaling about 16.6 miles. Officials promised inspections to evaluate the requests as spring approaches and residents push for better highways, some offering to cover substantial costs.
Fragmented humor and quips from a schoolroom and press column. Readers note a satirical exchange about worries, shopping, and misquoting. The Yale Record and Louisville Courier-Journal quotes appear, with a pun on leisure and a joke about a place titled Leisure.
A Frederick Citizen testimonial endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and weak kidneys. The ad urges prompt treatment, claims relief after use, and lists Doan's as sold by local dealers with Buffalo agents in New York. It cites a Frederick resident, Mrs William Albrecht, at 520 West Patrick Street.
Mountain City Lodge decided last night it would not be convenient for the Supreme Body of Knights of Pythias to meet in Frederick on April 7 due to the unfinished state of the building. The invitation to hold the next meeting in Frederick was extended and accepted previously, but is now withdrawn with plans to renew it. The dedication plans remain, with officers expected to attend, and completion anticipated by April 1 with occupancy soon after.
The Brunswick candy store of Levi Lucas was robbed last night, eight pounds of candy taken. A window pane was broken and candy removed through the open window. No suspects named. Authorities investigate the break in at the Brunswit location.
Mercury dropped to near the twenties before noon with a sting of winter lingering after a thunderstorm on Saturday. The record cold persisted as the day began with frigid air and a funneling of low temperatures throughout the region.
A fragmented account recalls a feverish anniversary in Frederick with scattered notes on the Tennessee and Vererick Railroad directors, misdeeds, a burglary at Mr. Omer Brenartt’s residence, and an incident involving the United Drum Band and a portrait. The garbled text preserves names, places, and a few events.
White unloading ice Charles Conner, a workman for the Bo and QO, under Foreman Danner, as Brunsy mashed 2 finger on his left hand tail merming. A cake of ree fell upon hiss sand and one Anger was almost cut.
Daily stock quotations from Motter Bros and Co show wide ranges across many major issuers. Notable figures include Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe, Denver Rio Grande Western, Pennsylvania Railroad, Union Pacific, Northern Pacific, Central of New Jersey, and Wabash. The list records high and low prices, volumes, and closing notes for a busy trading day in a dense ticker segment.
Prices of latest gales corrected up to noon today by Moter Bros and Co. hunkere and Brokers. Georgia Alabama 6 18 isha Ist ds. Seaboard Air Line first and preferred. United Ry s. Anacostia and Potomac vs Citizens Bank. Fairmont Chicago Railway noted.
A Chicago market district closes for the day due to election activity. The exchange between two locals hints at routine civic talk and timing of services, reflecting a city in transition as votes proceed.
An advertisement extols Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal remedy for catarrh described as a constitutional disease. It claims direct action on mucous surfaces, cites testimonials, and notes availability from Druggists. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for ailments like colds and fevers.
An old advertisement extols Zemo as a quick soothing solution for skin irritations and rash like eczema pimples and prickly heat. Claims it relieves itching inflammation and pain with a heavenly soothing effect. It promotes sale in 2 sizes and lists distributors in St Louis and Frederick with pharmacy listings.
An individual with a regular dividend plan uses a portion to build a permanent asset. Men of affairs find it a helpful ally in enterprises. The article discusses capital figures and the role of surplus and profits in sustaining business growth.
Capital 125000.00 surplus and profits 126000.09 credited to B. Trall, president. Financial statement outlines equity standing and leadership by B. Trall.
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