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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1913
Page
6
The Frederick Daily News lists subscription rates and delivery options including monthly, quarterly, and annual prices. It notes the newspaper is mailed nationwide and offers semiwweekly publication with advance payment incentives. The notice directs readers to submit subscriptions and to contact The News for advertising and correspondence. It also provides multiple local outlets where the paper is sold.
Plans for a August dedication of a Mark Twain monument in Hannibal Missouri face possible postponement due to a state appropriation technicality. The event is seen as a major national cultural moment highlighting Twain’s celebration of typical American character and humor.
Polite men enforce regulations by making arrests of rulebreakers. It stresses officers seriousness and the need to preserve law dignity. The piece argues arrests persuade hard headed offenders that the new administration is earnest and that the lesson is to keep to the right.
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes that many wills fail when lawyers draft provisions that are not legal and when rich men delay, hope to revise, or die before acting. It urges giving wealth while alive, or directing it to charitable causes, to benefit beneficiaries and provide lasting satisfaction.
A collection of brief quips and exchanges from various papers. The ready-made philosopher warns against putting all eggs in one basket and suggests cold storage. A dealer counters with the idea of maximizing value. A playful dialogue about marriage and frugality with a pun on cans. A light exchange notes insects and fish.
A brief verse by Leslie Barliss describes dawn and hope as faith and love sing in the heart. It speaks of morning light, a rising road, and the assurance that darkness yields to a lovelier day through inner resolve and spiritual faith.
Twenty years ago in Frederick details a group leaving for Greenfield for a camp and a Western tour with Gen James Clarke as their host. Locals note Mechanicstown loses its last telephone line and George A Gilbert expands his North Market street building. Independent Fire Company prepares to replace fabric with a new hase, signaling change in town utilities and industry.
All Chautauqua tickets are in the hands of local sellers as committees report near full engagement. Guarantors led by Harry Haller assume responsibility while reduced price season tickets at 8 dollars sell fast to locals, with another Frederick advertising car planned to distribute literature and posters.
Today marks the 49th birthday of Frederick county physician Dr Levin West of Brunswick. Born in the Petersville district he studied medicine under his uncle Dr George Washington West before entering the University of Maryland Medical Department in 1884 and graduating in 1886.
The News extends birthday greetings to Dr Joseph Eisenhauer a well known Frederick resident born in Bavaria on July 27 1849. He came to the United States with his mother around age six and learned at St Charles Institute then worked in Baltimore before moving to Frederick where he has practiced medicine and served as health officer for Brunswick Br he has been a member and former president of the Board of Veermen and chaired local committees in medicine and public service.
Former Judge Motter outlines a county Republican convention to set a party platform rather than nominate. Delegates from all districts would declare positions on issues, guiding candidates and uniting the ticket. He notes little Progressive followings remain and favors a broad, principled declaration.
Mr Kerfer Phieerer of the US battleship Minnesota spends a furlough day at his parents home on West Patrick street while the vessel remains stationed at Vera Cruz since last April. Several battleships have been kept nearby in case of intervention. Phieerer has little shore leave and no chance to learn Mexican sentiment amid ongoing difficulties. He has served in the Navy six years and a half. Subscribe for The News.
Market report from Motter Bros. & Co. Bankers and Brokers dated July 26 1912 lists prices and corrections for a wide range of securities including Georgia Alabama 5s GBS Jt Delaware and Hudson? Seaboard Air Line and United Railways issues. References to Houston Oil Dallas area securities and various trusts and mortgage bonds are noted with fluctuating values.
Chicago grain market shows mixed bids for September wheat around 86 to 86K with slight activity for December. Corn futures hover near 62% with modest movement and occasional price quotes, reflecting typical seasonal volatility in the Chicago market.
A New York bank statement shows Reserve 1 tort 5,172,100 Swan assets and 4,692,000 in Swans, with 4,407,000 in specie and 6,574,000 in legals. Deposits total 756,000, reflecting mixed asset categories and evolving financial figures.
New York stocks showed figures as quotations were supplied by Motter Bros Co. The market's latest activity reflects routine price movements across leading issues.
Ernest Christian, a blind man, appeared in police court charged with attempting to pick a lock on Richard Wineberry’s house. Judge Anders dismissed. Deputy Sheriff Hemp later jailed Gertrude Redman near Burkittsville for infant violence at large. Frederick Trust Co plans a six room apt over its Third Street building, initially linking to the Market Street residence.
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