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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1911
Page
6
Independent Frederick paper laments delays in city governance caused by aldermanic votes on mayoral appointments. It urges harmony and efficient handling of the tax funded duties, warning that ongoing friction harms the citizenry and tax returns. The notice stresses timely, economical administration by elected officials.
The Marsiall National Guard encampment near Frederick concludes after ten days with soldiers departing. Citizens enjoyed the visit, noting orderly conduct and entertaining military maneuvers. The encampment added pleasure and instruction for Fredericktonians and visitors alike.
After intensive instruction and training, the Guard members resume their varied vocations in excellent physical condition ready to perform soldierly duties when called upon.
Boston Transcript commentary questions Senate push for campaign publicity and spending limits as potentially flawed yet applauds the move as a step toward reducing extravagant campaigns. The piece notes disclaimers about fixed caps and urges public education for higher ethical standards in politics.
A crowded old newspaper fragment laments modern excesses during Christmas while praising a traditional spirit. It argues farm life must become more attractive to keep youths from leaving for cities, calling for dignity in farming and stronger rural education and culture.
The Baltimore American urges expanding youths horizons and refining life at home. It promotes farming as noble labor, urging direction of ambitions toward opportunities and rewards in agriculture to deter urban migration.
A humor sketch excerpt shows a father ascending to chastise a misbehaving boy while a stern interlocutor in the opposite seat questions the child’s mother. Lively banter from nearby spectators riffs on family life and a quip about a small edition of a book.
A fragmented verse scene reflects on pumps and water, wartime camps, and farewell tunes. Ghostly figures, soldiers, and a lone lady haunt the page as the chorus laments departures and bids the king farewell with a cheer.
Henry Edward Warner in Balthnare Evening Sun recalls a lakeside scene with a wild inland sea. A chair plate and boat await along a tiny wharf as a city’s mechanical shock nears, while the lake and reeds mirror a dreamlike escape.
A brief note from a Row column praises Tr Ring’s New Life Pills describing them as a necessity in every home and urging purchase through a local merchant identified as Maria. The fragmentary item reflects an era style ad like reader notice for patent medicines.
Work at Square Corner and West Patrick Street proceeds despite labor shortages. Rails on West Patrick Street move ahead while East Patrick Street grading continues. A siding for Morris Iron and a Grove Lime Kiln stretch near completion. South Street repairs await switch completion delaying material delivery to the canning factories. East Fifth Street tarvia progress advances and the freight house gains a granite entry as the railroad expands its local service for the season.
New York stocks quotations supplied by Motter Bros and Co show daily market movements. The report notes brief price shifts across major issues and highlights trading activity on the financial exchange.
Motler Bros and Co report corrected noon prices for a wide list of stocks and bonds in Baltimore. Listings include Anacostia and Potomac 4s, Seaboard Air Line, Western Maryland, United Rys issues, Continental Trust, Mercantile Trust, Citizens' Bank, wheat and corn futures, and several regional utilities, with varied gains and declines across issues.
Frederick residents recall events from two decades past. A local Register of Wills recipient Hamilton Lindsay received a gold trimmed pair of sparklers from a friend Fearne, as cash totaling $205 was reportedly lost nearby. Rhodes takes the night clerk post at the store, with changes pending. St Mar College announces a commander and study hall upgrades as September returns with improved arrangements for students.
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