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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1913
Page
6
The Daily News an independent Freeman style paper from Frederick Maryland. It lists executive names and positions, pricing for subscriptions, and mailing options including weekly issues and club offers. The notice invites correspondence and business inquiries, with postal and delivery details for local and national addresses.
Subscriptions missing papers should report to the office. The News is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store Wear Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery McCardell's Store Hotel Braddock.
A 1914 plan would unveil a Monocacy battlefield marker on July 9 as Frederick memorializes a Civil War ransom of 200000 paid to avert destruction. The piece urges Congress to reimburse Frederick Corp for the long standing burden, noting Washington’s safety and preserved stores. The call echoes Baltimore Sun on settling the claim and honoring those who bore the cost.
Ideal weather helped the first of a series of free band concerts at Court and West Church streets attract a large crowd. The inaugural program drew hundreds who stayed for the entire performance, signaling a worthwhile summer series for music lovers.
The article describes a credible effort by the Yellow Springs organization to host weekly band concerts despite seating challenges. It notes the gatherings are social opportunities, aims to diversify programs weekly, and pledges public funds to secure quality entertainment. Donations can be sent to The News to aid the undertaking.
A travel scene depicts a dusty excursion train arriving at a station. Heated, perspiring passengers jam into day coach seats with few collars, while women fan in despair. The cramped seating causes head jostling and discomfort, contrasted with Europe’s better compartment design. The piece also notes rough travel life, a long five hour dining car interval, and Frederick County’s agricultural appeal impressing visitors. Weather adds to the band concert ambiance.
The United States minted 30 million dollars in gold last year signaling lower output. A South African Rand strike threatens London gold arrivals worth about 5.9 million weekly. Europe fears a gold squeeze while India and China absorb and borrow to prop up markets. In education news, critics mock reports of widespread disease among London schoolchildren and Princeton’s campus as a symbol of decay.
A fragment laments educators and eugenics critics in congress urging moral regulation. It argues that reformers exaggerate, branding many as diseased or insane, while asserting the writer’s view that society remains morally progressive. It calls for moderation and warns against treating reform as joke.
A collage of dated quips and jokes from various papers. A uncle jokes about life insurance and favors while a nephew replies with blunt humor. Street car manners and domestic misunderstandings appear in brief humorous exchanges with Punchline tone and magazine snippets.
A Chicago News note laments widespread investigations and urges new committees to uncover crime and curb excesses. It critiques regulatory limits on wealth, criticizes best sellers as tied to trusts, and calls for actions to reduce folly while preserving institutions.
A July 11 1883 column recalls Frank L Storer’s peach orchard of 4000 trees near Yellow Sprugs with a promising yield. market price of corn at ten cents a dozen. Luther Harrison and J Radenour fishing in Carrow Creek for about a half bushel of fine fish. Mrs Barbara Mehrling bruised after a fall from a height on West South Street. a barn fire on Mt George Market farm likely arson. a naked eye comet visible in the northwestern sky at night.
Alderman Lloyd Cullers push for water meters on large users cites waste at factories where streams run from plants and gutters overflow. Officials see fair pricing and reduced waste. Some support meters for private homes, but emphasis remains on large consumers to ensure drought resilience.
John Cuffen of Know Wilt was arrested by Sheriff Fraley in a case of intoxication. He appeared before Justice George R Penns who imposed a fine of RB which was paid.
Motter Bros. & Co bankers and brokers report noon prices for diverse stocks and bonds. entries include Cotton Duck, Can Gas, Georgia Alabama bonds, Seaboard Air Line issues, United Ry incomes and funds, Western Maryland, Central of Georgia, Mercantile Trust, Anacostia & Potoma Citizens Bank, and various utilities and railways with mixed gains and declines.
Grain notes show wheat and corn bids with July September and December figures. Wheat ranges around 87 percent and 92 percent with mixed decimals, while corn pricing shows lower 60s and delayed settlement figures.
Mr. Arthur Jones of Trail avenue was taken to Frederick City Hospital for appendicitis surgery yesterday and is reported doing as well as can be expected. Holy communion is planned for Sunday at Braddock Reformed Church at three o clock in the afternoon for parishioners.
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