When the Wife Says the Coal Is Out
A terse domestic note urges acting quickly to order coal before it runs out. It promises value for money and suggests surprising the household with a fresh supply to prevent total depletion.
18 Jan 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1913
Page
1
A terse domestic note urges acting quickly to order coal before it runs out. It promises value for money and suggests surprising the household with a fresh supply to prevent total depletion.
Roofing sale for 30 days features 3 ply rubber roofing at 1.15 per roll with nails and cement, 168 sq ft. 1.5 ply rubber roofing at 140 per roll. tar roofing at 0.0 per roll. Also single barrel shot guns at 3.25, iron shoe lasts and stands 26c per set, and butchering kettles grinders and knives at low prices.
W S Caster served as president of the railroad firemen as they directed a strike vote. The move came amid labor tensions and discussions of work conditions and pay.
Senator Penrose, in Philadelphia for a Clover club banquet, smiles at soon stepping down as finance committee chair. He recalls 1897 as McKinley victory shifted control to Republicans and discusses Republican opposition to Democratic legislation while noting Democrats currently hold all three government branches.
Charleston West Virginia January 18 twenty two men volunteer to sacrifice cuticle in a bid to save fourteen year old Utile Margaret Williams who was badly burned. Doctors grafted skin from six men earlier and now call in twenty two more volunteers as a test operation to prolong her life.
Foulke Hagelbrecht Brandt, once Mortimer L Schiff’s Swedish born valet, was pardoned by Governor Sulzer after a 30 year burglary verdict. Brandt had served six years of the sentence, with officials calling the pardon justice, not mercy. Senator Nelson supported the clemency, and Brandt planned to move toward Minnesota then Washington to await a possible trip west. The case drew public remarks on judiciary flaws and justice.
Washington reports prosperity in 1912 showing the highest manufacturing activity ever recorded based on material usage and movement from production points to factories. The bureau notes both measures indicate a peak year ahead, signaling un surpassed industrial strength. Paris Texas records a mob lynching of Henry Mouzon after he pleaded guilty to killing a 12 year old girl. Mouzon was seized from deputies and executed in public. A separate request seeks 3000 dollars for Secret Service protection for President elect Wilson until inauguration. An advertised liniment promises relief for partial paralysis and rheumatic pains with massaging applied to affected parts.
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