The Daily News and Semi-Weekly News Advertisements
A historic Frederick Md newspaper notice details postal handling and subscription terms. It explains publication as semi weekly on Tuesdays and Fridays, mail delivery within the United States, pricing at 1.00 per year in advance, and a contact for correspondence at The News office in Frederick Maryland.
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Frederick
United States
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick Md
Frederick, Md
Census Sees Native Whites At Three Fourths Of Population
The 1910 census details show native born whites remain about 75 percent of the U S population while foreign born reach around 14 to 15 percent and negroes about 10 percent. Native whites of native parentage exceed half the population. immigration growth parallels overall rise in farm and population figures, with notable gains in urban areas.
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United States
Public Meeting Endorses $75 Bond for School Improvements
Citizens meeting approves bond issue of 75 percent for improving schools on Frederick and Brunsawich. Discussion covers wages and means while noting conditions at the Redenck schools.
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Frederick
Brunsawich
Redenck
Community urged to improve school facilities and safety
The piece urges parents and citizens to support healthful school conditions. It emphasizes proper heated ventilated buildings with sanitary conveniences and safe surroundings for tomorrow's community, urging active public backing for adequate, safe schools in the city and county.
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Tomorro
Are Cynics Made or Born in Birmingham News
The piece debates cynicism as a trait born in some but mainly self made by men. It argues cynics are not harshly treated and should be confronted, noting heredity explains a minority who are harmless while the self obsessed cynics revel in fault finding.
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WLR
Birmingham News
Debated Suffrage Bill Amid National Turmoil in Baltimore
The Baltimore press reflects on the suffrage bill as a pivotal step toward female voting rights, arguing for enactment to avoid delaying progress and to counter attempts to restrict suffrage. It warns that failure could delay action and leave women waiting while debate continues amid economic and social upheaval.
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Ptt
The Soulless Corporator in Peter’s Scornful Ode
A historical verse recounts Peter the Apostle scolding a corrupt public figure for greed and moral failure. The poem frames social critique through religious imagery, condemning exploitation in housing, fuel, and food, and urging pity for the hungry sparrows.
Merriness Assistant Ediot Five-Year Term Inquiry
A cryptic note describes an assistant editor facing a five year term in Sing Sme. The fragment hints at an official appointment or inquiry with potential bureaucratic steps and regional references, but lacks clear names, dates, or places. Further readable content needed for a precise card.
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Ediot
Feow
Sing Sme
Fragmented prose and quotes about poetry and wit
The passage presents a collage of literary references and remarks on writing. It mixes names, phrases, and imagined dialogue about poets, literature, and criticism, with street voices and a humorous aside about a cat, a benzine smell, and a careless vendor.
Twenty Years Ago Today in Smederick
A fragment from the January 19, 1592 issue notes Frederick A.-Gains resigning as secretary of FCY M CA and lists the newly elected officers for the Junior Association. It mentions president Geo H Raving, vice presidents Rue and Shipley, secretary Kintz, treasurer Chasphilett, and sergeant at arms Eugermt Haleshes, with chaotic, garbled surrounding text about locations and duties.
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Tae Junior Association
Presdent
Geo H Raving
HH Shipley
Kintz
Chas Phislet
Serjeantat Arims
Eugermt Haelhes Ass Stapi
Romi Youn
Human Torch Rescues Woman As Child Dies From Burns
A fire incident on DB and Q avenue leads to Mrs Annie Yinger escaping severe burns while her hair and eyebrows singe. George Smith's quick action helped smother the flames. Kenneth Hauer dies from burns sustained earlier in Myersville. A boy’s clothing caught fire near a coal stove. treatment and a funeral follow. Jobo Hill, a coal dealer driver, sustains leg and foot injuries after a collision with a buggy.
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Annie Yinger
Q Avenue
Thikerry
Yingek
George Smith
Motler
Meltal Atte
AG Bourne
Kenneth
Calvin Hauer
Myersville
United Brethren Church
Jobo Hill
J. M. Newman & Co
AMONG THE SICK From Frederick and Vicinity
The local sick list notes Edward Eader and 3s on the list, John Dadisman critically ill, Albert Whittier confined, Elizabeth DeGrange improving, Viola Muyrhugh operatated and improving, John Zimmerman recovering from pneumonia, and Thos S Lipps recovering after a fall. Trophies and prizes from Company AJD appear mixed with unrelated notices and garbled lines about sales and trophies.
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Frederick
Edward
Eader
John Dadisman
North Market Street
Albert’ Whittier
Telegraph Street
Elizabeth DeGrange
West Church Street
Bern
Viola Muyrhugh
City Hospital
John
H Zimmerman
East Church Street
Thos S Lipps
Fay
New York Stocks Quotations Tarnished by Motter Bros Co
New York stocks showed muted to mixed moves as prices drifted after brief volatility invoked by Motter Bros Co. Traders watched small shifts across steel, railroad, and utilities amid quiet trading on the ticker.
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Motter Bros. & Co
Baltimore Stock Market Prices and closing quotes
Motter Bros. & Co. report noon prices on January 19 1912 across many issues including Anacostia & Potomac Coal Seaboard Air Line United Rys Continental Trust Mercantile Trust and Chicago Railways with percentages and bids shown for common and preferred stocks plus bonds and certificates.
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Anacostia & Potomac
Fairmont Coal
G. B.S
G. B. S. Incomes
Georgia
Alabama
Houston
Houston Oil Com
Mdlee
North Portsmouth
Somerset Coal
Sparrow’s Point
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company
Comumon
Ist
United Rys
Maryland
Northern
Central
MD. Trust
Mercantile Trust
Citizens’ Bank
Chicago Railways
Chicago grain market and bank notice amid old prices
Old Chicago grain rates show May and July wheat and corn figures with varied percentages. A medicine ad promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for children’s colds and croup. The Frederick Bank shows surplus and profits at $108,000 and references capital and currency figures.
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