Frederick Daily News and Subscriptions Details
The Frederick Daily News outlines subscription rates and formats for the city and United States mailing, including monthly, quarterly, and yearly options. It lists management and address details, and notes news office contact through the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange. It states the paper is entered at the Frederick post office as Second-Class Mail Matter.
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Frederick. Md
Frederick News circulation notice January 1911 readers help
Subscribers to The Frederick News who do not receive their paper regularly should report it to the office as the paper strives for perfect service. The News is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market Street General Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Arlington Hotel.
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Frederick News
New City Hotel
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F. K. Schmidt
W. Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Brichtay
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Soar Goppan
Woo
Aly. Hyde
Florida
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Overwork and Underpay In City Official's Vacation
New York City chamberlain Hyde returns to duty after a weeks long absence amid speculation he took a health vacation. He states he vacationed in Florida to recover from overwork as reform demands rise for a rest cure funded by wealthy benefactors.
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Chamberlain Hyde
New York
Dr Cook
Billy Patterson
Mr. Hyde
Florida
Why Not Banquet For Frederick
The suggestion of a large banquet for the representative citizens of Frederick under Trade auspices is likely to be favorably received by the Board. It would bring a considerable appeal and benefit to attendees and the community alike.
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Frederic
Greater Frederick Banquet Proposal for Community Growth
A persuasive call urges Frederick leaders to plan a "Greater Frederick" banquet to unite citizens across professions. Proposals include selecting new Board of Trade officers by February 22, inviting speakers, and promoting local industry while welcoming new manufacturers. The piece stresses civic pride, cooperation, and balanced growth for the city’s advancement.
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Board of Trade
Greater Frederick
Frederick
Lanquet
Crick
Bowling Enthusiasms in Winter League Ranks
The Cleveland Leader notes bowling as a popular winter sport enjoyed by amateurs rather than professionals. It highlights its quiet, indoors appeal and the large army of enthusiasts who make tenpin alleys a chief winter recreation in America.
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Cleveland
Incomplete OCR Article on Maryland Politics and Unrest
Fragmented text discusses judges positions, House inquiries, and political tensions. Mentions Mapydiund Association, Macybind craninaiterr, and Baltimore politics. Little coherent detail. focus appears on public affairs, training, and industry prospects amid unsettled national issues.
Fragmented Readout Mentions Marre Assembly and Climate
A garbled passage references the Marre state assembly, climate, and public services. It mentions oyster markets and a beauty climate phrase, with unclear actions or outcomes. No clear dates, places, or named individuals are discernible from the legible text.
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Marrephutet Baleimore
Fragmented Humorous Fragments From Various Papers
Disjointed lines reference a Chicago Record Herald note on the Constitution, a Pittsburg Post remark on assimilation, a Wallington Star quote about reasoning on views, a Louisville Courier-Journal quip about catching a pig, and an Uncle Dill line about sowing wild oats. The snippets resemble a collage of late 19th or early 20th century newspaper chatter.
Editor Weighs Death and Disaster in Fiery Headlines
A fragmented, mock newsroom scene shows editors debating grim events, from a deadly street incident to a house fire and a crashed plane. The piece laments sensationalism as editors seek dramatic copy amid chaos and wreckage.
Moments With The Muse Little Boy Poem Fragment
A fragmentary verse piece addresses a beloved child, exploring names, affection, and innocence. The poem muses on the child’s future, race pride, and enduring love, with archaic phrasing and imagery of dew and tender feelings.
Unclear text from court business item
Fragmentary OCR text references Deion Whaeserer CP Trecher and estate matters in Predevick with unclear parties and dates. Many words unreadable or garbled, no discernible events, names, or outcomes to summarize reliably.
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Thor
Banquet Plan Raised To Boost Greater Frederick Efforts
Report from Columbia Pennsylvania describes a proposed banquet by the Board of Trade to promote the Greater Frederick project. Prominent local leaders discuss benefits, community cooperation, and drawing outsiders to support the effort. The plan envisions a gathering with speeches on economic uplift and regional progress, aiming to unite citizens and businesses in advancing Frederick.
Maryland Building Association forms in Baltimore faces indifference
The Maryland Building Association, formed in Baltimore last night as the Building Assami League, was poorly received by local associations in Frederick and beyond. Frederick secretary J Wood Garry and Domestic Building Association secretary F E Sappington voiced mixed views on joining, arguing the group serves Frederick County interests only. Delegates from many Maryland counties attended, with some leagues already operating in other states.
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Garry
Frederick Shiiding Association
F. E. Sappington
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Frederick County
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Every Man Loves Blondes Coloration Debate Report
A misread excerpt reports on a 19th century discussion by Dr Charles Elwood about skin color and hair color in humans. The piece mentions observations on women and men, alleged racial differences, and how sun exposure might affect complexion.
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Missouri
Menoathanas Tive
Blans
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Oman
Georgia & Alabama vs G B Status on Baltimore Stock Market
Baltimore stock market notes from January 28 1911 show prices corrected to noon. items include consols cotton duck coal and railway bonds with Seaboard Air Line United Rys and Northern Central among listed issuers. bank statements and deposits figures appear alongside market references and corporate notes.
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Motler Bros. & Co
Georgia
Alabama
Ulusion Oil Com
Norf
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Anuvoslia & Potomac
Marcyhead
Pee Mal
Trust Bid
Diep
Chicago Grain Market May Whew and September Wheat
In Chicago trading, May wheat and September wheat futures show activity with July corn and September corn reacting to nearby grain bids. Market participants adjust positions as prices move on supply and demand signals.
New York Stocks Quotations Jan 28 1914 Motter Co
Daily stock quotations reported by Motter Brothers & Co show early movement in key equities. Investors monitor leading industrials and rail issues as market activity unfolds amid uncertain demand and price shifts.
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Motter Bros. & Co
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