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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1911
Page
6
The Frederick News notes a revival of Civil War fiction as the half century since Appomattottos marks a turning point. Writers from streets to woods are urged to craft new tales that honor heroes while balancing romantic plots with a modern audience.
A fragment mentions threats in New York and ongoing barefoot unrest, with remarks that Mexicans are unsure how to handle free coinage, noting uncertainty and shifting conditions.
A Washington controversy centers on paying experts for government scientific work. Chief Willis L. Moore faces criticism over budgets mirroring Dr Wiley’s case as lawmakers grant uneven allowances. The piece urges fair pay to attract competent researchers for public science.
A fragment notes that rearing one child is harder than two and that a child feels happier among brothers and sisters, especially when it is the first chick in a brood.
Commentary praises the Automobile Commissioner for revoking licenses after reckless use and calls for higher age limits. It argues convicts should be employed on public roads in Utah and other states, building highways and working quarries under guard, to reform and reduce costs. The piece discusses broader views on language and accountability in public discourse.
Quotations from old newspapers satirize platitudes veracity and politics with wry exchanges among characters and readers. Notable lines appear from Washington Star Harper's Weekly Chicago Tribune and Toledo Blade reflecting social views and humor.
The fragment hints at a cheerful Democratic Party piece with a young woman described as happy and healthy. It references fear of Bryant and a long trouble, mentioning medical treatment failing until a new boiler and armature provide power to run the tram.
A fragment from Arthur Stringer’s Irish Poems expressing longing and unspoken devotion. The speaker recalls a past kiss and gray eyes, imagining a waiting figure with seamist on her eye highlighting themes of love and separation amid distant parts.
Mr Rice publicizes a State Health Dept analysis showing water from a spring in Frederick is suspicious with cloudy color and nitrite content. He urges housekeepers to boil all supply to guard against impurities though no epidemic is evident, noting past drought pumping and a safety measure during the National Guard encampment.
Otter Bros provides today’s New York stock quotations. The report lists early price moves and notable gains and losses across major sectors. Investors monitor industrials and rail shares amid market volatility.
Market prices and bond quotes from Motter Bros & Co reflect midday corrections. Listings include United Rys, Seaboard, Chesapeake Bay issues, coal and cotton duck securities, with July wheat and corn futures showing modest shifts.
Frederick County National Bank and Farmers and Mechanics National Bank in Frederick Maryland report combined capital figures of 125000 and surplus and profits of 100000 indicating strong financial reserves and stability for local business and agriculture sectors.
A Frederick Chronicle item recalls events from twenty years ago. The New York ladies baseball club played Seansborga and lost 3 to 12 in a lively match. The Araby festival caused laughter as the Hopeland Raid incident featured a thief who hid all instruments. Miss Florens Trad of Frederick presides as tree president of the Maryland American Society of Authors, protecting writers from publishers. Will Thomas of Rock Springs and companions hunted a hackleberry and killed an eleven‑foot rattlesnake.
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