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The Daily News lists sale points for the newspaper including New City Hotel Guckey's Cigar Store 8 Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street and Arlington Hotel.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1911
Page
6
The Daily News lists sale points for the newspaper including New City Hotel Guckey's Cigar Store 8 Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street and Arlington Hotel.
The article reflects on commencement as a transition to adulthood, praising graduates and urging support for youth. It notes bright opportunities, regional educational strengths, and the role of young people in Frederick County and beyond as they enter higher ideals and broader endeavors. It also mentions a Illinois act restricting crime detail publications, highlighting tension between news freedom and propriety.
Auto joyriding and reckless driving lead to multiple fatalties as authorities warn of rising incidents. Officials urge stricter enforcement and public awareness to curb costly accidents.
A collage of excerpts notes resorts offer routine healing for busy lives while warning that spectacle and risk fuel public appetite. It contrasts resort living with home discipline, observes crowd fascination with danger from auto racing to border skirmishes, and critiques publicity aims in public affairs.
The current comment argues for mandatory screening of public foodstuffs to prevent fly contamination and unsanitary exposure. It notes costs are low and cites other cities adopting such health measures, urging Baltimore to follow suit. The piece also covers the Maryland Diocese convention, praising Rt. Rev. John G. Murray for his leadership and the long tradition of Maryland native bishops.
Dialog fragments show characters at a club discussing absence after a spouse's death, a bank president and vice president reflecting, a subscription inquiry mockery, and a barber declaring his profession. Miscellaneous quips touch on publishing, wealth pretensions, and social invitations with no clear ongoing narrative.
The poem denounces liars and cowards who fail duty and life’s call. It recalls David’s wisdom and asks whether all are condemned to burning fates, questioning moral judgment and endurance amid struggle.
A light verse describes noisy birds in a tree outside the speaker’s window. The manger of morning and night scenes plays as the birds wake, chatter, gossip, and keep time with the day until darkness ends their song. The speaker laments and enjoys the bird chorus in the graceful tree.
Scout Master Harry Zeigler leads eight to ten scouts from the YMCA on a morning hike toward a new camp near the Potomac River. A second group, with HL Bo Clark, follows by bicycle tonight. The trip includes camp stoves, signaling practice, and a Sunday woods meeting to credit attendance.
Market notes show Chicago wheat futures at Sept and Dec contracts with varied margins. Also reported are reserves, loans, specie totals, legals, deposits and circulation figures for 1931 with miscellaneous entries.
Daily stock quotations compiled by Motter Bros and Co. report current prices and movements across leading exchanges. The listings show gains and losses among railway, industrial, and financial shares with closing figures and notable volume.
Prices of latest sales corrected up to noon today by Matter Bros and Co. Bankers and Brokers list numerous securities including Cotton Duck contracts Georgia and Alabama railroad issues Seaboard lines United Rys and Western Maryland bonds and related notes. Several items show percent bids and par values with scattered figures for rail and coal stocks.
A Jefferson neighborhood farmers meeting is held this afternoon to form a local branch of the State Grange Association. Paterson of Colner Park, an officer of the State Grange, leads the organization efforts.
Twenty years ago today in Frederick the column notes eight new ornamental drinking fountains will be installed by the corporation. They were bought from E G Smyser and Sons of York. Bethani C Steiner, son of Dr J Al Steiner, has been appointed to a chair at Williams College in Massachusetts. Adjutant General orders announce a militia camp set for July 18 at Lovely. Discussion rises about a census subscription to measure the impact of new industries on population.
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