The Daily News Frederick Freights Publishing Notice
The Semi weekly News schedules delivery Tuesdays and Fridays by independent Frederick, Maryland publisher. Subscriptions cost 1.09 dollars yearly in advance with club inducements. News office connected to Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Exchange accepts mail orders and correspondence daily.
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Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick. Md
Freder Md
Frederick News subscriber notice of delivery issues
Monday July 24 191 b to subscribers reports delivery irregularities. The News requests readers to report missed papers and lists locations where the newspaper is sold including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Arlington Hotel.
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Know Your Own Town movement sparks civic interest in Seattle plan
The Know Your Own Town institute spreads from Seattle to other cities like Portland and Walla Walla. It promotes public interest through ten day programs on labor, play, health and civic topics and encourages Sunday outdoor gatherings to hear civic talks from local residents or visitors. The Seattle approach aims to involve citizens, attend public school visits, city fathers meetings and encourage scrutiny of elected officials.
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Seattle
Portland
Walla
Ciy
Farmers and Vacations How many farmers plan summer breaks
A fragmented note discusses farmers taking vacations during busy seasons and the challenge of getting away. It suggests watching for a suitable opportunity to hike off for a short trip, aiming to balance work with rest while remaining practical.
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Masy
Frederick
Rural worker urged to seek change in cities and countryside
A discussion of rest and recreation urges all workers including farmers to seek change beyond routine. It recommends business people, clerks, and others visit the country or seashore, and suggests rural residents find amusement in large cities, especially after harvest season.
Debt details at year end show Uncle Sam's fluctuating balance
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports a funded debt of 915 million dollars at June 30 with a small portion in the three percent Canal loan and a large unlapped greenbacks debt. Cash balance sits above 130 million after a June increase, while deficits persist due to interest payments and early-year expenditures.
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Phiadelphia Inquirer
Uncle Sam
Sam
Congress
Americans Do Not Pose for Photos, Says German Artist
A visiting German photographer declares American women do not need posing and are naturally graceful. He asserts the world already knows American beauty and condemns teaching pose as artificial. The piece notes natural charm and critiques the notion of mastery over images.
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Cuuanet
Mrere
Baltimore
Ingnitsburg Lacks Roof Material Ordinance
Ingnitsburg Chronicle notes absence of a town ordinance regulating roofing materials in a community of about twelve thousand. It contrasts Frederick city and argues for fireproof roofing like slate galvanised iron tin or other fireproof options to reduce fire risk from embers and avoid conflagrations.
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Frederick City
Frederick
Immitsburg
Minutes of Merriness and Quirky Verse Snippets
A collection of light humorous notes and scraps from the Boston Transcript. Bits include a tale of Willie’s severe spanking and a cheeky remark about corner punishment, a cat trained to fetch slippers, a horticulture writer training worms to sharpen poners, and several wordplay jokes about algebra and Pat Murphy.
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Wille
Boston Transcriptt
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bin Cat
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Boston Transcript
Frederick Memories in a River of Verse
A voice poem from Emily Sargent Lewis recalls Frederick Maryland’s blue Catoctin ridges and white roads as a speaker journeys through memory. The verses mix landscapes, family imagery, and the city’s civic glow, framing Frederick as a nurturing home and ideal of peace amid urban bustle.
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Frederick
Blue Hills
PASS THROUGH CITY Make Distance From Carbondale 11H
Travelers Mr and Mrs H B Carter of Brunswick undertake a long distance walk and a tandem motor cycle journey along the National Pike from Carbondale to Baltimore aiming to reach Detroit by September first. Samuel Hamburger and Ray Greenwood, riding a four horsepower Excelsior, arrived in Freder ick after six days, with plans to push to Washington.
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Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Twenty years ago today in Frederick details from Pay News columns recount a house fire sparked by a horn trapped by Jacob Keller from New London. Reports mention a Boonsboro bout between Frederick men, three rounds with a knockout, plus an accident injuring Samuel Brandenburg at a threshing scene and large hail reported near Boyds Sutton.
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Ue Fay
Jacob Keller
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Boonsboro
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New York Stocks Quotations From Motter Bros and Co
New York stocks show quotations furnished by Motter Bros and Co. The report lists price movements across key industrial and railroad issues with closing values and brief shifts in early trading. Details reflect market activity of the day for investors and brokers following the tally of listed equities.
Baltimore stock market report from Motter Bros 1911
Prices of latest sales corrected up to noon today by Motter Bros and Co bankers and brokers include notes on Seaboard Air Line Seaboard Company Western Maryland United Rys and Mercantile Trust with figures for July wheat and September corn showing mixed gains and losses across many issues.
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Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Capital Surplus and Profits
The Farmers and Mechanics National Bank reports capital and surplus amounts totaling 100000 dollars. The notice outlines financial figures reflecting the bank’s equity and available profit reserves.
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Farmers’ & Mechanics, National Bank
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