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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1911
Page
3
The Daily News and The Semi Weekly News outline publication details and mailing information. The papers are published in Frederick Maryland with subscription pricing and delivery options for the United States, urging cash along with orders and noting postal handling and editorial correspondence channels.
Subcribers who do not receive their paper are urged to report it to the office as efforts are made to improve service. The News is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Arlington Hotel.
A quoted observer notes autos have improved while chauffeurs lag in safety. Fatalities rise from driver recklessness, not machine faults. Call for stricter driver training, comparable to railroad engineers, as youths and inep tience endanger pedestrians and travelers. A stray tale from Baltimore and unrelated notes follow.
The Washington Herald notes Indiana's push to curb indiscriminate Christmas gifts and urges restraint to honor the season. The New York Court of Appeals awards 500 dollars to a property owner for shade-tree destruction plus 1000 dollars in incidental damages, highlighting urban trees as valuable public assets.
Commentator muses on President Roosevelt and Colonel Roosevelt feeling humiliated as a Weather Bureau guesses spark debate, blending curiosity with satire about political standings and public perception.
The piece argues railroads require publicity and notes political progress toward a railroad from Frederick to Hanover. It highlights a hay crop shortage and the Agricultural Department urging farmers to plant emergency crops such as millet cowpeas sorghum and soybeans to meet pressing needs with timely action.
The piece discusses summer hardship with drought driven hay prices hurting farmers while automakers boost sales through high hay costs. It praises rapid Agricultural Department guidance and notes vacations as vital for workers and firms, citing mental refreshment, productivity gains, and extended anticipatory pleasures shaping thoughtful leisure.
A collage of humorous exchanges and quips from early 20th century papers includes Herbert asking how to eat flesh and bones, a judge's exchange on non support with a comic reply, a father’s strict bio study cue, a toss about post graduate study, and a quip on overboiled eggs reflecting playful daily life and social mores of the era.
A fragment from Carolyn Wellson Harper's Magazine July issue portrays gossip at a summer hotel. Conversations swirl around wealth, travel, romance, and social status as guests compare fortunes and relationships while the narrator questions the value of such chatter.
A letter from A Vinteln Neb srl reports relief from long illness after using Chamberlain's Star and Liver Tablets. The writer states constipation and stomach trouble improved within three days and praises the medicine as a coal of health. For sale by all druggists.
Dr Thomas Johnson of Frederick and Byron Dorsey were involved after a drive toward Lewistown. Mr Milton Urner and wife and Mrs Johnson of Pittsburgh suffered minor injuries while Dr Gaver’s BE M F car and Dr Johnson’s Mitchell were damaged. Both cars slowed to about ten miles per hour before impact on the Emmitsburg Liberty turnpikes.
L. W. Wade a Baltimore and Ohio freight brakeman was run over and killed near Island Park Saturday at about 5 am while flagging trains. The off track car incident occurred near Harper's Ferry station. Undertaker J. Daily took the body to Brunswick for burial. Wade was 22, married a few months, and had recently lived in Ganland Village.
The Frederick Salvation Army held a large gathering at the barracks last night. The hall was filled to capacity with Evangelist Gross and his wife Ted leading the event.
A Frederick man issues a challenge to meet any man throwing quotes. He claims to be a four speama elated van fested on the charge of stoning a Baltimore and Ohio freight carrier. They attempted escape into a nearby team but were captured. Eugenia Lew from New York, a music teacher at the Frederick Female Seminary, is mentioned. John W. Waugh, once shot by his wife, has recovered and returned home. his wife is jailed.
Daily stock prices from Motter Bros and Co show current quotations across leading exchanges. Investors monitor movements in key issues as market activity continues with trading updates and sector shifts reflected in early figures.
Motter Bros and Co bankers report noon corrected stock prices and bonds listing many items including Anacostia and Potomac versus Chicago Bay Seaboard lines United Rys and Mercantile Trust. Entries show various cons coal oceanic and electric issues with several 4s and 5s notes and certificates across Maryland and regional companies.
The July Wheat price quotes show 88% and 88 with nearby spreads and 905% figures, while Sept and Dec wheat and corn quotes appear with fractional values and percentage markers. An excursion on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad carried 121 city travelers with 68 to Washington and 53 to Baltimore.
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