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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
6
Frederick readers urged to report missed papers so we can fix delivery. The Daily News available at New Guy Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store Arlington Motel on W Patrick Street and W Market Street.
Celebrations for Independence Day emphasize safety and order as Frederick and other cities prepare rules to curb fireworks risks. Authorities note past improvements and hope for stricter ordinances to restrict explosive devices while preserving patriotic observance. Merchants seek guidance on fireworks sales and enforcement ahead of the holiday.
Anxious Frederick aims to carry out a safe holiday in the fourth district, emphasizing celebration and measures to prevent risky practices that threaten life and property.
A Washington Herald piece links aviation progress to fatal risk, noting aviators die in pursuit of flight while wreckage near Havana frames public interest. It also covers Johns Hopkins University embryology work by William H. Lewis and Margaret Reed Lewis on creating living tissue in saline solutions, reporting growth of cellular structures in chick intestines with salts, and the cautious anticipation of further details.
A Baltimore American piece argues frankness means speaking honestly with courage. It says frankness involves guidance, dissent, blame or praise, and seriousness, not uncalled for loquacity or deception.
An OCR fragment criticizes sensational aviation mania and derides headline puns in Baltimore papers. It notes three early aviation deaths, questions prizes and rewards, and condemns overly lyrical phrases predicting a “crowning” of English festivities by Thursday.
A passenger aboard a transatlantic liner pesters officers about whales, asking to be called if one is sighted. The captain and crew dismiss the repeated requests as frivolous while a string of humorous exchanges and vignettes from various periodicals follow, highlighting social foibles and stage life.
A rural scene recalls a fire near Grandpa’s undersmill, mistaken as Mr Beebe’s, sparking a family rush to inspect. They find only boys playing and a clash of pride and worry as relatives debate the true source and fate of the mill, with a broader nod to inquiring youth and shepherd lore. Dublin Nation in p: Sun Utimore evening
Public health warning against using catarrh ointments with mercury. Warns such products damage the nervous system and should only be prescribed by physicians. Promotes a remedy from Tonea and warns buyers to avoid unsafe mixtures sold by druggists.
Liberty town volunteers push a water system project with surveys led by Civil Engineer Crum. Two options a gravity-fed reservoir on elevated ground or a pumped reservoir are evaluated for cost. The fire company backs the plan, aiming to boost townwide water supply and fire protection, with mains, plugs, and connections to homes. The organization plans a July fair and carnival to fundraise, featuring a band and fireworks.
Market notes from Chicago show July Wheat and July Corn activity with quotations and brief shifts in the July and September contracts. Trading terms and slight price hints appear, reflecting typical grain market movement without dramatic headlines.
A fragmented Baltimore era item recalls events from twenty years earlier in Frederick. Local theater groups settled accounts in Emutshburg while a hotel proprietor followed to Mechanicstown where a confrontation and rising tensions occurred with rifles drawn. The piece notes a major flood in Jonastown with record rainfall and clarifies tax collection details as a public collector recorded 34s in receipts.
Today's stock quotations from Motter Broa. & Co. reflect active trading with price shifts across major issues. Investors monitor fluctuations in industrials and rails as market mood edges higher on buoyant volume.
Motter Bros. & Co. report noon prices for a range of securities including Cotton Duck Coons Gas Power Houston Oil Georgia Alabama GBS Ist 4s United Rys Incomes and Bonds Seaboard Air Line Ist 4s Seaboard Company stock and preferreds Maryland Trust Citizens Bank Northern Central Annapolis and Potomac United Rys Certificates Western Maryland Ist 4s and Fairmont Coal 5s plus regional coal listings and Sparrow Fidelity & Deposit.
Central National Bank of the Maryland area reports June 30 assets and resources led by loans and discounts at 90 994.83 and bonds utilities at 150 000.00. Cash, reserves, and due from other banks total a substantial balance. Cashier A Kemp signs the audit with Wesley Kindley and others witnessing.
Surplus and profits amounting to $105,000 are reported with Charles B. Trail as president and C Albert Gilson as cashier. The bank advocates steady financial practice to maintain accurate records by depositing earnings and paying all bills through the Home-bank system.
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