Roof replacement sale with 2 ply rubber roofing
A 30 day sale promotes deat grade roofing at $1.15 per roll. Each roll covers 108 sq ft and includes nails and cement. Roofing offers are marketed as guaranteed for 10 years.
08 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1913
Page
1
A 30 day sale promotes deat grade roofing at $1.15 per roll. Each roll covers 108 sq ft and includes nails and cement. Roofing offers are marketed as guaranteed for 10 years.
Ballmore Maryland reports 340 tons of dynamite detonated at Loewe Ballinire harbor. Fifty four men died and many more injured as ships and barges including the Alum Chine the Jason and the Atlantic suffered catastrophic damage. The blast felt across nearby towns and left a scene of wreckage and panic at port facilities.
Fragmentary account shows President Wilson engaging in early duties in the executive building as he begins his day. The garbled text indicates the president’s focus on official acts and responsibilities at the outset.
Bodies and fragments from a harbor catastrophe arrived in Baltimore. Dead and dying were found aboard the Alum Chine and other vessels after a massive dynamite blast. Rescue efforts were hampered by wreckage and panic as workers from Wagner Packing Company fled the scene. The Lannan ferried corpses to the morgue under Captain Ritner’s guidance, revealing grisly injuries and widespread devastation.
Washington March 8 There is a tremendous rush of office seekers pressing cabinet officials as President Wilson directs that cabinet members dispose of offices. A statistician notes even a brief 15 minute talk with a cabinet officer would take a Democrat a month to complete. The Bryans are mentioned with Norman Mach offered as ambassador to Austria Hungary succeeding Richard E. Kerens. A push to place Jubal Lathrop over the new bureau is noted and Mrs. Robert C. Wichall is mentioned as a potential applicant. drugstore ad copy appears at the end.
President Wilson weighs administration economy and class legislation while labor leaders urge changes to the sundry civil bill. He advocates strict economy, defends labor unions from broad restrictions, and plans cabinet meetings with public disclosures of cabinet actions.
A blaze in the Upper Central district Hot Springs Arkansas from an explosion at Matter Brothers Oriental Store killed four persons three women and one man officials estimate damages at about 50000 with possible additional casualties under the ruins of a stable area authorities warn more bodies may remain uncoverd the fire started in the business block and spread rapidly
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