Frederick Daily News and Semi-Weekly Notices
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China to become first republic of the orient
The article lauds China's move to a republic after Yuan Shih Kai and the throne agreed to a national convention. It compares the event to revolutions in America and France, arguing that the doubters would have prevented liberty, and asserts that people learn to govern themselves by governing themselves.
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Frederick Ad Seeks Civic Pride Through Lighting
An advertisement lauds improved illumination in Frederick, noting lighting on Market and Patrick streets has advanced with community enterprise. The piece argues better lighting enhances safety and urban appeal, expecting continued progress with the Live Wire project as streets become brighter and more inviting.
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City lights attract praise and growth in the night
The piece notes the city’s night lighting heightening its appeal and serving as its best advertisement. It mentions upcoming events and political shifts, including plans for a party and changes in the United States Senate, while casually referencing a night air treatment experience as invigorating.
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United States to use lectures to lure European visitors
The article discusses a U S government idea to send an official able speaker to Europe to promote American beauty and culture. It notes Americans travel to Europe far more than Europeans visit the United States and cites cost, distance, and differing travel attitudes as barriers. It suggests lectures could also boost American tourism.
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Maryland power bills spark ire over long distance cuts
Maryland lawmakers denounce the telephone company for stopping free long distance calls, shifting blame to the Public Service Commission. The piece also reports the Agriculture Department’s final farm crop report showing higher total value in eleven staple crops despite lower yields in many, with notes on corn, cotton, and price dynamics.
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unclear text about farming policy and ballot stance
The fragment references a debate on a farming business policy and a plan to drop a data insight program. It mentions Annapolis and a Wilson ballot, with surrounding garbled phrases about leadership and timing, all in a Baltimore News context.
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Baltimore News
Waiting for News From The Merriness Minutes
A fragmentary collage of quotes shows workers and citizens debating aid, work, pride, and daily life. References include a settlement worker question about champagne for patients, a doctor’s rationale for affordability, Congress requests for jobs, and light remarks on bones, pride, chess, and mental stimulation.
Mother and Child in a Rural Reverie Poem
Fragmented verse depicts a mother’s plea to earth and kinship with nature. It laments envy of fields and birds, then shifts to a personal vow of joy as a mother holds her child, contrasting wealth and sin with fleeting fame. The text blends biblical and pastoral imagery with garbled OCR artifacts throughout.
Ragtime the valuable horse of near Mt. Pleasant dies
Brief items of local interest note the death of Ragtime a valuable horse from Mt. Pleasant area due to indigestion reported a few days ago.
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Mt. Pleasant
Frederick in 1882 naval officers sworn in as clerk
A fragmented historical note recalls events from January 1882 with names such as Manley, Loral Hemsted, and Mrs Mev ion. Mentions new clerk appointments, a Mrs Wind, and a tale of a sleighing season. Sparse details reference property and alleyway concerns tied to John Rerlin.
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Express Off Track Train Wreck Delays Westbound Service
A Chicago to York bound express train wrecked just beyond Flas avi injuring none seriously but many shaken and frightened. The scene attracted rescue work as cars piled and tracks blocked, with delayed traffic and a special train later sent to assist. Property nearby, sold at courthouse sale, and William and Mary College annual presented to students highlighted a quiet week.
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New York Stocks Recap Amid Mixed Trading
A garbled market note lists several railroads and banks with price quotes and percentage shifts. Mentions Atchison L, Union Pacific, Wabash and Rock Island among others, with sparse figures such as 1068, 116%, and 4.70, reflecting a volatile session and incomplete data.
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Union Pacific
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Reported by Motter Bros Co
Market summary dated January 6 1913 from Motter Bros Co bankers and brokers lists stock and bond prices including Fairmont Coal Portmouth Seaboard Air Line Seaboard Company Maryland Chestnut and Mercantile Trust values with notes on corrections up to noon. It cites bonds such as Georgia Alabama Hopaton Oil and Chicago Railways 5s among others with multiple identified securities and issuers.
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Chicago grain market and bank notice from 1933
The fragment shows May wheat prices around 101 percent and July corn at 64 percent with mention of brokers Charles B Trail James H Harris and C Albert Gilson as cashier. It also includes a real estate notice for a brick house at 222 Dill Avenue Precise Ray dated February 2 1933 describing rooms garrets pantry bath yard improvements slate roof and front porch with rent details and location on a premier street in Fl Y.
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Bear's Emulsion Praised By Clinton Hensley
Clinton Hensley, a farmer, writes to Dr. John D. Bear in Elkton praising Bear's Emulsion as the best tonic he has tried. He notes it helps coughs colds sore lungs bronchitis and other threats, and that it builds up the system and improves appetite. Sold and recommended by Pearce's Modern Pharmacy Frederick Md. Advertising pulls. John Wanamaker: advertising’s power grows with persistent effort.
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John D. Bear
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