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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1910
Page
4
The Frederick Daily News lists printing by Delaplaine and specifies circulation options including daily and weekly editions. It notes subscription rates, contact information, and requests for business inquiries, with mailing and exchange details and a promise of prompt correspondence.
An editorial argues for women in high schools forming hospital cadet corps to aid military services. It champions nurse training for emergency readiness and proposes cadets in uniforms gain status, suggesting a model that could mobilize civilian volunteers into national defense roles. It cites Florence Nightingale’s influence and calls for action in the United States and allied contexts.
A chaotic miscellany blends medical panic over a supposed automobilitis, protests for women’s war work, and moral panic around social change. The piece cites Rockefeller Institute efforts to locate a microbe for cars, mortgage strain from auto buying, and a clash involving a saloon owner defending reputation amid a portentous public scandal.
A string of snappy political quips and cultural quibbles fill the page. The Boston Transcript mocks Latin American revolutions and Roosevelt with playful lash, while noting fashion trends and a Kansas stock company with quiet crowds.
Current commentary notes railroad interests show resolve amid ongoing discussion. Analysts mark entrenched positions and cautious optimism about policy yields, while opponents push for reforms. The discourse highlights fiscal concerns, regulatory clarity, and potential impacts on transportation and industry.
The article blends remarks on political figures and policy with a health discussion. It cites William and various parties in praise and critique, then shifts to medical progress in combating consumption. It notes early treatment improves outcomes and prevention could render bad cases rare, reflecting 19th century public health optimism.
A critic from the Omanis Bee rebuts the Roosevelt editorial on boxing praising its discipline while condemning brutality. It notes Roosevelt’s friendship with a boxer and cautions against money and profits corrupting sport, urging support for healthy recreation rather than mercenary interest.
A nostalgic poem laments a friend from youth, memory recalling shared dreams and later drift. Also notes a shoe stock purchase from Browns Creek to Frederick and a dubious advert on deafness cures.
Those Friends at Home and Abroad note visits and travels. Mrs John W Bowers of All Saints street visits her daughter in Brunswick. Mrs Cyrus Thomas of Washington visits Mr John M Haller in Braddock Heights. Miss Pearl Staley returns from Washington. Mrs Mollie Roberts and son John on West South Street plan a few days in Baltimore. George Greenwalt returns from visiting friends in Littletown, Pa. Katherine Schade and Osborne Schade visit Mrs Aden Anderson near Pearl. Eleanor Dill returns from Baltimore and Washington. Belle Lawman of Oklahoma and Miss Motlfe Beast of Cumberland visit Mrs G Jacob Buckey on West South Street. Mr G U Benton and family of West South Street leave for Baltimore County for a month. Edgar Horner and Milas Blanche Howser of Baltimore visit Dr J M Radcliff East Second Street by automobile.
A sequence of obituary notices from Urbana area reports the deaths of John C Mink at 71, Calvin O Staley at German Town Ohio aged 57, Christian Myler near Walkersville aged 60, B A Jones in York Pa aged 53, and John Richard Dimmy aged 71. Surviving family members include spouses, children, and siblings. services and interments are noted for Monrovia Church of the Brethren Pleasant Hill cemetery and Utica cemetery.
Frederick County Bank in Frederick Maryland emphasizes conservatism in operations. Directors Peter and colleagues describe themselves as practical, experienced, and committed to safeguarding community finances through cautious, prudent methods and responsible banking.
Prices of listed stocks and bonds updated to noon by Motter Bros Co bankers and brokers. Includes notes on Cotton Duck shares Georgia & Alabama railways Seaboard Air Line Seaboard Power Houston Oil Seaboard common and preferred. United Ry funding notes and other issues. Ends with a quip about advertising in newspapers.
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