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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1911
Page
6
The Frederick Daily News announces carrier and mail delivery in the United States with subscription options of 20 cents per inch for pricing, 4 months at 4.00, 6 months at 1.50, and 12 months at 3.00, listing company officers Birely, Delaplaine, and footnotes.
To subscribers of The Frederick News, please report any missed deliveries to the office as efforts are made to improve service. The paper is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Arlington Hotel.
An old newspaper ramble argues treasure legends lure diggers from pirate booty to home yard finds. It mocks false riches while urging practical toil, claiming true treasure lies beneath every farmer's plot and the national bounty grows from plowed acres. It also notes a Michigan telephone plan targeting women's conversations.
The piece laments liberty and happiness yet notes dangerous acts as two young women in a single apartment shoot a New York financier with revolvers while a thirteen year old boy kills a playmate with his own pistol. It questions how young people obtain weapons amid corporate indifference and calls for accountability.
A Baltimore Sun excerpt critiques the old Fourth of July fireworks regime, framing restraint as prudent in dollars and cents and as protection against disaster and death. The quote argues for restraint to avoid costly, dangerous outcomes tied to celebrations.
The Omaha Bee reports Union Pacific urges employee education as training for better service and advancement, with Illinois Central adopting a similar approach. It notes over one eighth of Union Pacific staff participate voluntarily, benefiting both railway operations and public travel safety. The Washington Herald calls for amending the pure food law to curb fraudulent medicines, arguing stricter regulation protects consumers while allowing beneficial remedies to flourish.
The piece discusses bankers as close to the people and lawmakers, shaping financial security laws. It notes bankers’ respected status within the state, calls for reform to streamline government, reduce checks, and improve economical administration, and warns against unsafe Fourth of July fireworks practices.
A collage of quirky quotes and miniature vignettes from a period page. Snippets include domestic concerns about tires and dresses, witty exchanges about family and social roles, and brief remarks on relationships and etiquette. The tone mimics a lighthearted, gossiping column of a bygone era.
Poem excerpt describing a princess and her lover as they journey across hills into a transforming world. The scene moves through stars, winds, gold light, and changing skies, ending with the pair following him beyond distant horizons.
Miss Mary Magdaline Muller Haller died at 11 pm at the Home for the Aged in her 87th year. A lifelong Lutheran, she joined the home in 1902 and was known for cheerfulness, modesty, and tireless benevolence. Funeral tomorrow at 4 pm at her home, Rev. A. G. Rupp officiating, Mt. Olivet cemetery. Carla in charge of funeral. Also noted is the death of Mrs. William noyrR Davis near Libertytown, aged about 70, survived by husband and five children. services Sunday at 10 am at the house, interment Libertytown. Thurmont forms a baseball team with Chas Flesele as manager and George Root as captain.
Mercury containing salves for catarrh are dangerous and should be avoided. Hall’s Catarrh Cure from R Cheney & Co Toledo claims internal action on blood and mucous membranes. Free testimonials and widespread druggist sales, price per bottle.
A blaze in the rear of Basil Sewell’s two story frame house on W Sixth St destroyed a stable and a shed, with vehicles and lumber stock burned. The fire spread near Thomas Peat Sewell’s property and Roekey’s pine lumber shed, causing about 600 dollars in damage and prompting multiple fire companies to respond. Sewell home furnishings were moved to safety as crews fought the flames.
The city endures another heat wave as night temperatures linger around 73 degrees and the day promises a scorching stretch. By early morning the mercury rose toward high levels with little relief forecast by the Weather Bureau. Hourly readings from Frederick’s official instruments show a rising trend and concern over cresting heat.
Chicago grain market data shows July wheat and September wheat figures with December wheat and corngone notes in placeholder terms. No full values provided, leaving the report incomplete for pricing or trend analysis.
A local digest recalls 1807 events in Frederick. The New Market Band under Prof Hopk ins plans a short harvest trip and week of fishing. Edward J. Rowlus and John J Shafer, Malvietown High School graduates, have diplomas removed by the State Superintendent Prettyman. Roger Treffman of Shookstown is seriously injured when a gun explodes while plowing a large rat.
New York stocks posted quotations furnished by Motter Bros and Co for today. Market activity showed varied results across major issues with notable gains in several issues and declines in others as traders weighed corporate reports and economic data.
Motter Bros. & Co bankers and brokers report mixed quotations across coal, cotton duck, oil, electric, and railway issues. Notable items include Northern Central Coal, Western Maryland 1st ds, Seaboard Air Line and Seaboard Company stock notes, United Rys securities, and Maryland Trust with broad commodity and transport listings reflecting daily market activity. AGT advertising boosts business activity.
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