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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1911
Page
2
The Frederick health officer urges residents to boil drinking water during warm months after bacteriological tests show vegetable matter in the supply. Officials from the Maryland National Guard support the precaution, noting risks from typhoid germs and aiming to keep streams clean to prevent epidemics.
The column argues that history lies in each person’s life across stations and generations. It praises the community daily newspaper The News Inquires for informing readers and upholding journalistic ideals. Saturday’s edition promises engaging reading and vivid descriptions, continuing the tradition.
The piece argues vacation should balance rest and activity without rigid rules. It cautions against overstructured plans and urges individuals to choose, adapt, and enjoy personal preferences whether by sea or mountains, valuing recuperation and freedom over prescribed schedules.
The Maryland State Teachers Association address by President Hil highlights three essentials for higher education: a state university, a modern normal school, and fair teacher pay. It calls for public funding beyond high schools, criticizes current scholarship reliance, and endorses placing a new institution under Johns Hopkins influence in Baltimore for broader access and support. The piece notes progress and urgency while urging action from state education leaders.
The State Teachers Association president urged Maryland counties and Baltimore to double local school taxes to raise teachers pay. He argued higher wages would attract qualified personnel, improve teaching quality, and sustain the profession as central to public education.
A guest at a small summer boarding house asks what makes dinner late. The landlady’s son explains Ma lost the car opener, a detail noted in Judge's Library.
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at social commentary and mood shifts with references to summer cold and uncertain behavior. The text mentions weariness, a ministering angel concept, and a general sense of unsettled daily life, suggesting a reflective local column or poem fragment.
A nocturne poem describes night fall as a sleepbringing maiden and guards the dreams of a queen. Moonlit imagery threads through a robe and misty dawn, urging wakefulness and the dawn’s arrival. The speaker invokes awakening, spring imagery, and heavenly delight. Aloyaius Cal in June Calumbian
The Civic Club plans three day a week public playgrounds at the Merysiaid School for the Diews on South Market street. From 1 to 2 in the morning, 2 to 5 in the afternoon, and 6 to 9 in the evening, toddlers may play under supervision on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Desks, swings, chutes, and a sand pit will be provided though no sand pit exists. Donations of old games blocks ropes shovels books are invited to complete the equipment and attract families to the open-air facilities.
Grain market brief shows July and September wheat and corn activity with price notes and trading terms incomplete from the OCR fragment. Names, dates, and full figures are missing, yielding a partial snapshot of the market’s state.
Fragmented local notes recount events from twenty years ago in Frederick. The text mentions development of new houses near Brunswick, weather, digging for barriers, and a retrospective on community activities and individuals involved.
Stocks in New York moved with market wide activity as Motter Brow and Co provided latest quotations. Investors watched shares across sectors while traders noted early gains and steady trading into the afternoon.
Motter Bros. & Co. corrected latest sales up to noon. Listings include Cotton Dick Houston Oil Pta Georgia Alabama G B S incomes and Seaboard lines with 4s and 1st prefs. United Rys various bonds and certificates Maryland Trust Citizens Bank Chesapeake Maryland Ist 4 Anacostia & Potomac ds. Fairmont and Somerset Coal notes appear amid broader brokered quotations.
Bank details its balance sheet at Frederick with total resources, securities, and loans. It lists liabilities including deposits and paid in capital, notes the cashier Robt A Kemp signed and sworn to on June 5 1941, and includes local advertisements for footwear and services in Sandusky?
A fragment references James H. Harris as vice president and C Albert Gilson as cashier. It notes how quickly money accumulates and how easy it is to gather enough for a small investment, urging readers to keep disciplined.
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