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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1913
Page
7
The Frederick Daily News announces subscription rates for city delivery and mail, with monthly and yearly options and discounts. The Semi Weekly News offers mail delivery, with prepayment required and club incentives. The paper notes office connections, contact methods, and postal details with standard notices for subscribers.
TO Subscribers to The Frederick News who do not receive their paper regu larly will confer a favor by reporting the same to this office as we are doing everything, within our power to make the service perfect. The News can be found on sale at City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S. Market St Central Restaurant F. K. Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel At Braddock Heights Zimmerman j ros Grocery Store.
The text discusses proposed popular election for fourth class postmasters, with a government bill allowing primaries but requiring the winner to receive the most votes. It notes unlikely passage, party political implications, and the broader claim that communities should have a voice in choosing their postmasters. The piece also reflects on Liberal governance, Lords power, and gradual reform.
Fragmented OCR text discusses progress toward democracy, opposition voices, and a Welsh disestablishment issue. It references British politics, lords and Liberal ideas, with unclear specifics and damaged phrasing. The readable portions suggest debate over reform and movement toward broader public power.
A fragment shows a satirical exchange on magazine circulation and ads for blood medicine, including a quarrel over breach of promise and alimony. A parent counsels a future suitor while reacting to gas and paper bills, in a spoof dialogue titled by The Washington Star reference.
The poem describes a holy tide era where sadness and decay mingle with sacred imagery. It contrasts deathless thoughts with a longing for remembered roses and ancestral wakefulness, urging subdued reverence and poetic memory before a fading hearth lamp.
A jumble of local items notes a 1885 dedication at St John Catholio in Frederick with Exposition mass led by Rev Lessman and Fr Coleman. A reception honors Mr Howard L Smith and bride. J Newton and Co sue a local merchant over past sales. A water pipe tears up North Main Street pavement. At a Daughters of the Revolution convention in Washington Mrs Ann G Ross delivered a paper on Governor Thomas Johnson.
Civic Club and Safe and Sane Fourth Committee workers secure about 60 signatures in two days urging Frederick city officials to pass an ordinance prohibiting the sale and falling of fireworks. Aiming to show public support, petitions circulated by Mrs B S Dutrow Mrs Jacob Rosenstock and others will be returned with a proposed ordinance for Board review.
Pitzhugh Lee Chapter UD C held a largely attended session in West Church street rooms. Kiss Mary C. Oil summarized chapter work. Funds exceed $200 for the Menocacy Marker as the group prepares to move Saturday to 102 East Second Street with a formal opening planned in April. The Historical Society and the Frederick City Hospital Guild will meet in the same new offices.
An advertisement extols Dr Edwards' olive oil tablets as a safe substitute for calomel to treat liver and bowel issues. The copy highlights quick results, no tooth damage, and freedom from harsh liquids, urging use of Olive Tablets over calomel and other laxatives. It touts mild, vegetable-based composition and claims instant liver benefits.
New York stocks advance with mixed results as quotations from Motter Bros. and Co. guide trading. Market activity focuses on key industrials and rail shares amid cautious investor sentiment.
The daily noon update from Matter Gros & Co reports mixed stock quotes across sectors. Notable entries include utilities and railies with Seaboard Air Line listings, Western Maryland debt notes, and Anacostia & Potomac Power Company references amid scattered commodity mentions.
An unreadable Chicago market fragment cites a quarrel over leaving windows open and a wife tied to a bed cloth, then pivots to a recommendation for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure for cold symptoms. It shifts to advertising for a contractor and builder offering special attention to spectatorial work with staffing and licensing notes. The piece ends with financial figures showing capital and surplus.
Public sale notice lists Charles T Fagan of Frederik County as organizer. Replant proposal appears in readable fragment with minimal context. Further details unreadable.
Professional men or men and women on at will, who have a capital surplus and profits, are named in a historical Frederick County bank notice discussing ownership and financial status. The fragment suggests a survey of stakeholders, possibly directors or shareholders, amid a broader financial listing.
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