The Pally News 1915 Frederick edition announces daily and semi weekly issues
The Pally News Frederick Maryland announces daily and semi weekly editions with mailing options and subscription rates. The paper emphasizes carrier delivery in the city and mail subscriptions across the United States. It notes office connections with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telegraph Company, and calls for important news from all parts of the country.
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United States
Chesapeake & Potomac
Frederick
Help Frederick News subscribers report missed issues
Subscribers to The Frederick News are asked to report missed in paper issues to the office as the paper works to perfect service. The publication is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Artington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery Store.
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Frederick News
New City
Buckey's
S. Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Artington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Bros
Cabinet Portrait of Wilson Era Leaders in 1913
The piece surveys Wilson era cabinet figures in 1913 led by William J. Bryan and highlighting Franklin Lane and William G. McAdoo. It notes ages, education, law status, and backgrounds, with emphasis on personal origins, career paths, and the prevalence of educated men in high office amid a tone of contemporary political commentary.
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Wilson
William J. Bryan
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Intertate Commerce Commission
William G. McAdoo
Hudson River
Democratic National Committee
Congress
United States
Bryan
Tereul
Fendeac
William
Jims
Charlies
Johns
Henrys
Franks
Bull
Bil Bryan
Bill McAdoo
Bill Redfield
Polar woes spark chaotic prophecy and gender clash
Fragmentary note claims Antarctic explorers faced diet issues labeled hogsh and multiple misstatements about women and money. It prophesies a sex war, urging to arms amid unclear context and race of facts.
Fragmented-era humor and dialogue snippets from Punch style commentary
A collage of quips and characters including a vegetarian joke from Tit Bits and a farmer calling Sambo to enter, with a cautious response about barking dogs. The piece features humorous dialogue and a stray mention of Maisie as a closing tag.
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Sambo
Maisie
New Coin and Money Reform Hopes From Philadelphia Press
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes Mint coin shapes changing with a nickel buffalo five cent piece drawing criticism for its look and legibility. It predicts upcoming distinct paper money designs with one third smaller notes, urging simple, lasting denomination honesty and a clearly recognizable vane, citing the Buffalo nickel as an example.
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Philadelphia Inmutrer
Frederick auto tourists pass through on sightseeing trip
Arthur L Williams of Washington DC and Alvin H W Fink arrived in Frederick for a pleasure tour. They spent the night at Hotel Arlington then departed toward Shenandoah Valley in a distinctive lightweight Pathfinder Cruiser noted for speed. The pair wore heavy clothing and spoke of continuing travel with no set return time.
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Arthur L. Williams
Alvin HW. Fink
Washington, D. C
Frederick
Arlington
Shenandoah Valley
Mesars
Williams
Fink
Painting Costs and Labor Split Between Paint and Job
The text explains paint pricing versus labor costs, noting paint price per gallon, labor as a major component, and how total job cost varies with labor and materials. It contrasts different approaches, suggesting the painter’s judgment on balance between paint quantity and labor.
No Bids Submitted on Shoemaker Plan Road Project
County Commissioners opened bids for about one mile of Shoemaker plan road from Burkitsville toward the State road Mont Knoxville to Petersville. No bids were received, extended 20 days for bids, and the project may be rejected. The road carries heavy coal and rye traffic and is a priority for Burkitsville. next they will consider paving Walkersville to Mt Pleasant with local owners paying half the cost.
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Shoemaker
Burkitsvile
Mont Knoxville
Petersville
Thomas
Lee Hargey
Hias
Ance
Burkdittaville
Walkersville
Mt. Pleasant
PURELY PERSONAL Notes from East Ward and nearby towns
Rev. J J Ringer is spending days in Baltimore. Mrs Joseph C Baker visits friends there. Mr and Mrs Fred B Aubert and Mrs Aubert of Washington drove to Frederick yesterday. Mrs Aarnell Zumbro of Waynesboro visits her parents on West Church street. Mrs C A Landis staying with sister in Hagerstown. Miss Cella Hildebrand and Mr Fred Knock return from Washington. Mrs Silas Boteler and Miss Mollie Bartgis leave for New York Philadelphia and Baltimore on business. Mr Jay W Toms has gone to Spencer NC for civil engineering work. Dr L E Brown, in Philadelphia study, was made resident physician at St Christian’s Hospital and expects to return about June 1.
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Joseph C. Baker
East Church Street
Baltimore
Mra Aarnell Zumbro
Waynesboro
Mrs Charles Bruss
West Church Street
Silas Boteler
Tblumenauer and Co
Mollie Bartgis
Vritiny
New York
Philadelphia
L. E. Brown
Brown
St. Christian’s Hospital
Gaithersburg
Derwood
Maryland
Gaithersburg Milling & Manufacturing Co
Montgomery County
Metropolitan
Washington, D.C
Derwood Station
Baltimore and Ohio
JE. Trundle & Co
J. E. Trundle & FF
CG Hutton
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Frederick items from the Ta Niws Mere ds column note the Brunswick freight transfer shed opening with WP Savane as transfer agent and Mr Wm TL Mersefi of Frederick and Dr Carl Alabash of New York returning from a western trip. Sir Franklin B Smith met. Miss Pach closed her Reading Cla. Alex Taits presented a plan for farmers to be paid for stone loads delivered on the Mead road.
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Wm. TL Mersefi
Trederick
Carl Alabash
New York
Jasi
Franklin B Smith
Alex Taits
Washireton County
Assinners
April Weather Returns After Harsh Spell
After a cold spell, springlike warmth returns with a 66 degree rise in temperatures. Pedestrians fill the streets as temperatures reach their highest since November, coats come off, and Easter spirit appears with parades and spring fashions. The Weather Bureau forecasts mild, near normal temperatures with light precipitation for the week, no major storms expected.
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Cty
Mercury
New York Stocks Prices From March 1913 Quotation Sheet
Quotations from Motter Bros. show opening values for railroads and utilities with bids and asks, including Atchison 1002, Chicago Milwaukee 107% 109, Reading 133 154, Union Pacific around 1487 150, Northern Pacific 115 114, and Southern Pacific 2999. Sales to 11 o'clock totaled 194,800 shares. Dividend, LY.
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Atchison
Brooklyn Rt.l
Ghes. & O
North
Boro
Ai Mo
West Wae
Norfolk & West
Northern Pacific
Rock Island
Alg
Rock Island Ptd
Southern Pacific
South Ay
Union Pacific
M. Dividend
Baltimore stock market report and prices noon today
Brooklyn era style market wire shows Motter Bros. & Co. Bankers and Brokers reporting closing and noon corrections on March 10, 1913. Listings include coal and gas securities, Seaboard Air Line, United Railways, Maryland trusts, Mercantile Trust, and several city and regional issues with prices and yields.
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Motter Bros. & Co
AJC
Georgia
Alabama
Tlaunton Oi
Houston Qi
Gig
OY Nort
Western Alaryland Ist
Bak Nor
Gembral
R&c
Marcantile Trust
Con
Power Notes
Got
Anacostia
Portsmouth
Nous Citizens
Hank
Eee - Asgg
Mid
Fairmont Coal Fg
Chicago Railways
LUO Afanston Oi
Mad
Del
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