Daily News announces semi weekly news publication details
The article lists publication info for The Daily News and The Semi-Weekly News, including management by L. E. Birely and T. Geo Birely, pricing at 1.00 per year, and mail delivery across the United States. It notes the paper’s office in Frederick Maryland, post office entry, and telegraph/telephone connections for notices and subscriptions.
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Frederick News subscriber notice prompts report of missed deliveries
To subscribers of The Frederick News who do not receive their paper regularly, report the issue to the office as efforts are being 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.
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Buckey's
Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
W. Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
New Central National Bank
Bank
Court Streets
North Market Street
Clingan
Improved Chauffeurs Wanted Across Nation
A dated critique argues that auto accidents stem more from driver incompetence than faulty machines. It calls for stricter training and screening, noting a Baltimore fatality by a teen driver and comparing railroad pilot standards to road driving. The piece laments reckless youths behind the wheel and warns of the death-dealing highway threat.
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Hie
Jimb
Baltimore
Christmas restraint urged by Indiana group
A Washington Herald summary notes an Indiana campaign by The World's League for a Sane Christmas giving urging members to sign to neither give nor receive presents outside their households. The piece argues Christmas generosity harms older joy and calls for preserving the spirit, while contrasting with public calls to curb indiscriminate giving.
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Washington Herald
Indiana
League
Roosevelt Humiliation Comment Sparks Weather Bureau Guessing
A brief remark contemplates President Roosevelt and mocks a Weather Bureau guessing contest, implying public humiliation for the colonel.
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Weather Bureau
Current Comment on Railroads and Farming Pressures
Newspaper talk debates railroads and publicity shaping national growth. The piece notes Frederick to Hanover progress on electric rail, highlights hay crop shortages and an Agricultural Department circular urging emergency crops like millet and sorghum to meet urgent needs.
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Frederick
Hanover
Carrall
Agricultural Department
Summer Hardship and Vacations Through the Press
The piece notes drought and high hay prices squeezing farmers, with shortages blamed on widespread conditions and little aid. It highlights how auto dealers boost sales on hay costs and commends the Agricultural Department for timely guidance. It also extols the vacation as economic necessity, detailing benefits to workers and employers, and ends with reflections on leisure’s lasting value from Baltimore papers.
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Agricultural Department
Baltimore Star
Minces of Merriness and Quips in Old Papers
A collage of vintage quips and gags from urban papers shows humorous exchanges. Includes Herbert asking about flesh and bones on a plate, a tainted marriage nonsupport line, a boast about washings, a post graduate biology query, a kitchen egg joke, and a chuckle about overboiled eggs.
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Herbert
Metropolitan Magazine
Summer Hotel Veranda Gossip From Harper's July
A light, fragmentary dialogue paints a lively scene at a summer hotel veranda. Guests chatter about wealth, Paris, a titled figure named Ife, a prominent bridge player, and a widowed socialite, all reflecting the era’s salon talk and social curiosities. The piece ends with a self aware note on repetitive gossip.
Happiest Girl in Lincoln Credits A Lincoln Neb Medicine
A testimonial from a Lin shin resident describes constipation and stomach trouble improving after three days on Chamberlain's Star and Liver Tablets. The user reports rapid relief and praises the medicine as a great gift, noting availability at all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Linshin
Auto Collision Near Frederick Injures Five People
A head-on crash at the Emmitsburg Liberty turnpike left Dr. Thomas B. Johnson and motorist Byron Dorsey with minor injuries while M. G. Urner and his wife plus Mrs. Johnson sustained bruises and cuts. The two cars, a BE M F and a Mitchell, were badly damaged and both drivers applied emergency brakes as speeds were low.
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Liberty
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Frederick Yester
Frederick City Hospital
Byron Dorsey
Mt. Airy
Milton
Urner
Urners
Johnson
Pittsburg
Freight Brakeman Killed Near Island Park
L. W. Wade a Baltimore and Ohio freight brakeman was killed early Saturday near Island Park while back flagging trains. A car off the track was reported near Harper's Ferry station and Wade, 22, who had been married only months, is said to have been struck as he ran around his train on the westbound track. Undertaker J. Daily took the body to his home in Brunswick. He had lived in Ganland, Virginia, until recently.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Island Park
Harper's Ferry
J. Daily
Brunswick
Ganland Vd
Salvation Army Meeting At Frederick Barracks Draws Large Crowd
The Frederick Salvation Army held a large meeting at the barracks last night with the room filled to its utmost capacity. Evangelist Gross and wife Ted led the event and addressed the attendees.
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Frederick
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
A Frederick man issues a challenge to meet any man throwing quotes claiming to be a four speama felated van fested on the charge of stoning on the Baltimore and Ohio freight. They tried to escape into a nearby stream but were captured. Eugenia Lew New York, a music teacher at the Frederick Female Seminary, was involved. John W. Waugh, shot by his wife, has recovered and returned home. his wife remains jailed.
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Harry
Baltimore and Ohio
John W. Waugh
New York Stocks Quotations From Motter Bros and Co
Today's stock quotations from Motter Bros and Co show the latest market movements with notable gains and losses across key issues. Investors monitor price shifts and volume as the postwar trading session unfolds.
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected to Noon
Motter Bros. & Co. Bankers and Brokers report prices for latest sales as of noon today July 31 1911. Listings include Anacostia & Potomac Chicago Bay Cons Cotton Duck Con Gas Power notes various bonds and stocks such as Georgia Alabama Houston Oil Norf & Portsmouth Seaboard Air Line Seaboard Company United Railways Continental Mercantile Trust Citizens' Bank and others with bid and price notes among the figures.
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Algl. Com
Cece
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Anacostia & Potomac
Chicago Bay
PL & C
Georgia
Alabama
Houston Oil Com
Houston Oil
Elec. Rny
Norf. & Portsmouth
Somerset Coal
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company
Common Seaboard Company
United Rys
Maryland
Fairmont Coal
G. G. NL
Northern Central
Sparrow's Point
Isc
Mercantile Trust
Citizens’ Bank
Chicago grain market report and rail excursion figures
July Wheat trading at 88 percent with 8888 figures, Sept and Dec wheat at around 90 and 94 percent. Corn quotes show 52 and 68 percent levels with 64 and 63 38 percent. An excursion on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad yesterday carried 121 travelers from the city, 68 to Washington and 53 to Baltimore.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Washington
Baltimore
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