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The Daily News is an independent newspaper published by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1911
Page
6
The Daily News is an independent newspaper published by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company.
The Frederick News urges subscribers to report missed deliveries and promotes outdoor living. It highlights John Burroughs advocating balance, criticizes excessive indoor life, and notes the habit as beneficial despite modern money pressures. The piece cites open air living as healthier for body and mind.
The piece links extreme heat to strained nerves and moral mood, arguing heat exposes character and that coping with a hot wave reveals grit. It cites Edw P. Embree of Yale and a Kentucky youth who funded four years of college work through odd jobs, tutoring, and youth programs, illustrating democracy in education.
The article notes railroad managers promoting agricultural methods and good roads to boost traffic. It cites state demonstrations by expert teams, and credits farmers institutes and speed trains with widespread positive impact, while contrasting legal quirks with practical daily life and a demand for a stable Weather Bureau.
A Baltimore Star editorial urges humane treatment of horses in hot weather. It urges young drivers and miners to slow pace avoid leaving beasts in sun and prevent thirst, reminding that animal welfare reflects on people.
Readable scraps parodying tombstones and marriage jokes with snippets from Chicago and Toledo papers. The dialogue touches on seriousness of gravestones, financial readiness, and social musings about marriage and aging.
A playful, period tone promises readers daily mail updates on weather crops sports and politics. It pledges to send oats and engine speed stories plus deep haul schemes and local election notes to the reader at their latest address. It humorously notes reporters will cover baseball boxing and other sports outcomes.
The Weather Bureau predicts a temperature drop within 24 hours as the hot spell ends. Midwest and Atlantic states will feel cooler air, with the Northwest already cooler. Frederick residents endured 95 to 98 degree heat, awaiting storms and rain for crops. Farmers worry about corn and pasture as drought strains persist. Umpire joke closes the Chicago Tribune excerpt.
Stock quotes offered by Motter Brothers and Up. show daily price changes across leading exchanges. Key indices and notable movers are summarized for investors evaluating market direction.
Frederick County National Bank reports surplus and profits totaling 165000 dollars. The notice lists financial figures for the bank's retained earnings and reserves, indicating a strong capital position as disclosed in the latest financial summary.
Motter Bros. & Co. and others report latest sales with corrected noon prices for July 6 1914. Listings include Cons 4s-9% Cons Cotton Duck 3 Cons Cotton Duck Ptd-17% Con Coal 103% Gen Gas 4 1 2s 0 0 2405 OT% G B S 1st 45 0 2 0 0 4 34 Seaboard lines and United Rys issues plus Maryland Trust and local utilities.
Market brief shows July and September Wheats with derivative activity and July and September Corn trading. Limited quotes indicate modest price movement and unsettled prices in the Chicago futures pit.
Local Tirnas from the Colonna of Tir Niws July 6 1891 report Cal Charles E Trail former Senator from Frederick County is mentioned for the Republican nomination for Governor but may not be presented to the convention Captain QoS TL Beckley of Company has orders to leave for Baltimore Peter Beelkey of Petersville injured when a colt kicked him. authorities fear internal injuries Cumberland firm Gray and Freither wins contract to paint 40 houses in Brunswick for Edward Brads and Sons Pipe line to Brunswick let and Knowle operations begun Reservoir nearly finished water expected by mid August
The excerpt presents a poem fragment with repeated lines about blowing a trumpet and echoes of victory and peace. It contrasts dark injustice with a remembered strain and personal recollection, ending with the author acknowledging a life not in vain. Elements include the author’s name and imagery of music and struggle.
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