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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
5
Frederick MD publication details for The Daily News and Semi-Weekly News. It notes pricing for subscriptions at 1.00 per year, mailing addresses, and contact for correspondence and business inquiries. Includes post office matter designation and telephones exchange reference.
TO SUBSCRIBERS The Frederick News asks readers who miss issues to report their name. The paper explains they strive to provide perfect service and lists vendors where the newspaper is sold. Locations include New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel and Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery Store.
Across the nation graduates from public and other schools receive diplomas signaling completion of demanding programs. The community cheers their buoyant, hopeful entry into life, noting tougher competition yet better educational opportunities that equip them for future work and challenges. Courage and perseverance are urged as keys to success and the community offers best wishes for their futures.
Several municipal candidates vow support for a measure to prohibit hitching teams on Main Street on busy nights. Voters report no clear stance from some, but there is broad backing for enforcing an ordinance. The issue stems from ongoing agitation over street crowding and the risk of accidents, urging swift city action.
Citizens and candidates endorse a measure to prohibit a dangerous practice seen as a safety risk to teams and traffic. City officials say enforcement will be easier once the public recognizes the city’s determination to prevent the practice and improve safety.
The York School graduation urges limiting dresses to about $1.18, arguing thrift reinforces public education values. It cautions limits may not fit every cage but sees cultural benefits in reducing extravagant displays and teaching relative values among students.
An excerpt from the Houston Post humor page features a fashionable patient seeking relief with oxygen and a doctor’s advice about inhalations. The dialogue mocks vanity, dress and social intrigue as Miss Waelby’s street sighting sparks gossip about her dressmaker and public attention.
A poem by Leolyn Louise Everett published in Life for May 24 reflects on summer returning and the longing of youth for learning and passion. It contrasts springtime beauty with aging, noting how the current days make old feelings seem distant again.
Purely personal notes listing residents and visitors who travel to Baltimore Lancaster Hagerstown Martinsburg and Annapolis. Names include Miss Charlotte Baker Mr John W Swope Mrs Jacob M Birely Miss Nannie Potts Miss Louise Potts Miss Margaret Keyser Mrs Charles W Loss Sr Mrs Rogers Mr Benjamin F Reich Mrs Robert H Campbell Capt DB Markey and family Miss Edith Thomas Miss Helen Motter Miss Ruth Tingley Miss Winifred Davis Miss Mary Dixon and others visiting relatives friends or attending commencements and naval academy events.
Frederick column item notes Board of Charities and Correction at Montevue Hospital reports 242 inmates with 150 insane. Death of Mary E. Suman, 14 year old, at Frank Suman’s residence. Salvation Army officers Crosby and Crosty heard for beating drums. bonds set. Frederick Female Seminary commencement held. graduates listed and diplomas conferred by Dr. Purnell.
Miss Ritchie’s dancing class meets tonight in Armory Hall Oelork then an informed soiree follows. After this week dances move to Thursday nights.
An advertisement touts a phenyl tasting ashine double strength freckle treatment claiming fast removal of freckles and blemishes with nightly and morning application. It guarantees money back if it fails to remove freckles and urges asking for the double strength product.
Frederick police seek Myer Steinberg on charges of theft by false pretenses. He rented a West Phirick street storeroom from William Adams, filled it with stock, then left May 27 with goods valued at around $1,000 to $2,000. Baltimore firm Paymer Bros. extended credit after he claimed a $1,000 plus stock and bank balance. goods were shipped to New York under a false name. The case suggests a larger gang pattern, with cooperation from New York authorities.
A quiet ceremony took place at the home of Mr and Mrs John Hildebrand Comus Maryland on Tuesday June 3 at 2 pm. Miss Lucy Ethel House daughter of Thurston and Mr Clinton Kirkwood Hughes son of the late Dr Hughes of Frederick county were married by Rev Thomas Davis under a floral bell. The bride wore white embroidered gown and carried a white ritual. The wedding march was played by Edgar Hildebrand. After the ceremony close family and friends attended and refreshments followed. The couple will reside in Comus Maryland.
The manual season for song services and Sacred Band Concerts will open at Braddech Heights Auditorium on Saturday evening. A half hour sacred service precedes the band concert, with events running from 7 to 8 o’clock, featuring the Prederich class and surrounding towns in the region.
Baltimore stock market roundup shows mixed corrections by Metter Dios & Co P ukers and Brokers at noon June 6 1913. Listings include Georgia Alabama Houston Ohio and Seaboard Air Line credits United Rys and Western Maryland bonds with notes from Mercantile Trust and Artivens Bank. figures show small gains and declines across rail and utility securities.
New York stocks quotations provided by Motter Bros Co show daily market figures. The report lists price movements across multiple industrial and railroad issues with brief changes in value. Traders weigh recent earnings, dividends, and macroeconomic signals shaping early session activity.
State inspector Miss Mary Caplan inspected Brunswick stores for compliance with the 10 hour law for women employees. She notes violations and may prosecute if needed. Next she plans Frederick as the following stop in her statewide enforcement efforts.
A promotional notice urges every family to keep Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy during hot weather. It claims the remedy is valuable and indispensable, with broad dealer availability and urging immediate purchase.
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