The Daily News Frederick Md announces subscriptions
The Daily News will be served by carriers in the city or mailed across the United States for 25 cents per month, 1.00 for four months, 1.50 for six months, or 1.75 per year. The Semi-Weekly News is published Tuesdays and Fridays and mailed in advance for 1.00 per year. The News Office is connected with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange.
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Fly Crusade and Forest Fire Aid in July News
The Frederick News details a crusade against the common housefly urging municipal and household action to curb disease spread. It notes proposed public fly traps and a push to treat swatting as a civic duty. It also covers Weeks Act forest fire protection funding under a cooperative federal program with multiple states detailing matched expenses and required plans.
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New York
Housefly
System of State fire protection administration proposed
The federal funds would pay patronage selected by State officials with Agriculture Department approval. The plan aims for an organized system to prevent fires and concentrate resources quickly if fires start, predicting States will use the proposition to reduce forest fires and demonstrate fiscal prudence.
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Department of Agriculture
Jesgestron
The Vacation Problem and Mind Work
A essay on vacation ideas argues activity beats rest and urges choosing tasks that engage the mind. It discusses mental focus like a wheel turning fast and cites Sir John Lubbock’s bees as a contrasting example of staying mentally occupied even while away from New York.
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New York
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Blunker
London
Countrys
Fragmented Current Events From The Baltimore Papers
A string of brief items notes Canada sparing a murderess facing execution, New York forming a Board of Temperance inquiry, and odd public health campaigns against flies. The Maryland press discusses voter sentiment on a loan and road plans, with mixed public reaction and political caution about accessibility and regional interests.
Fragmentary Bureaucratic Dissent Reflected in State Opinion
A fragment from the Jarrol Record questions leadership over public sentiment, noting that results are not notably popular or satisfactory across the State. The text remains inconclusive on who or what is responsible while verifying the existence of such a feeling.
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Jarrol
Merriness Minutes Preserve Odd Nursery Talk
A fragmentary collage from multiple papers shows absurd dialogue and misheard phrases. It mentions Tosaw Jones the contractor and whimsical lines about purved streets of gold and Eden, with slivers of commentary from the Cleveland Plain Dealer Washington Star Boston Transcript and Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Tosaw Jones
Shurch
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Plaster, Rain, and Soldiers in a Dry County Tale
An old verse chronicles weather woes in a rural area with farmers waiting for rain. The speaker laments drought and recalls the arrival of the National Guard, followed by intermittent showers. Classical figures like St Swithin and Jupiter II appear as personifications of weather outcomes.
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Frederick
Maryland's Soldier Boys in Wartime Portrayal Verse
The piece praises Maryland volunteers and local militia during potential conflict, noting the Dandy Fifth and the Fighting Fourth as strong units. It celebrates state pride, martial readiness, and forthcoming duty should the nation call, framed by period Baltimore newspaper voice. Also includes a Nebraska girl’s testimonial about Chamberlain's stomach remedies.
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Fur Bors
Khonor
Vineydand
Sam
Josh Winks
Baltimore
Dance for Employes at Morris Iron Works Event
A large dance honors the completion of the new pattern shop at Morris Iron Works. Invites have issued to 220 workers to mingle with other shop crews, with music by the Yellow Spine Band and refreshments during intermission. The plant, now running day and night, shows progress with brick buildings nearly complete and additional sheds and siding underway.
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Elizabethtown
Zemio and Zemio Soap Ad Cites Skin Care Claims
An old advertisement promotes Zemio and Zemio Soap for tender face and neck care and for pimples, blackheads, dandruff, or scalp diseases. It claims the soap helps release all secretions and relieves itching, with sales through druggists and Frederyk by JA Williamson on North Market Street.
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Wipply Do lLlarry W. Bowers
Baltimore stock market prices corrected to noon today
Motter Bron. & Co Bankers and Brokers report updated values for the Baltimore market dated July 48 1911. Notable entries include Anacostia & Potomac Chicago Bay Houston Oil Seaboard Air Line Western Maryland United Rys and several coal and cotton duck securities. ROBT A. KEMP cashier.
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Twenty Years Ago to Day in Frederick
A fragment from the News items notes a small fire in a local beer shop area with smoke observed. fire brigade responded and contained the blaze. It mentions farm laborers and church events including resignations and calls at a Lutheran church meeting in Frimitsburg and Harrisburg.
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Frimitsburg
Luther DeVeo
Messiah
Frederick Co Nat Bank Surplus and Profits Promotes Personal Involvement
Frederick County National Bank and Farmers and Mechanics National Bank announce a combined surplus and profits message. Charles B. Trail presides as president with James H. Harris as vice president and Albert Gilson as cashier. The ad stresses the value of personal interest in building and caring for the bank and its future.
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