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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1913
Page
6
Frederick daily and semi weekly editions announce subscription prices and mail options. The notice lists carriers in the city and mail rates, and notes the News Office handles advertisements, correspondence, and inquiries. It also states the paper is entered as second class mail in Frederick Maryland.
To subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly please report to this office as we strive to perfect service. The News is on sale at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market St Central Restaurant K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery Store.
The article surveys the first period after inauguration as Wilson faces scrutiny from a divided nation. It notes strong public interest, expected cross party cooperation, and a pivotal moment shaping future laws amid changing party dynamics and upcoming delivery reforms. It cites a Chicago case awarding $22,000 in damages over a lost finger and mentions rising prices affecting the market.
A garbled note suggests Americans reduce living costs by eating dog meat while urging men not to live on baggage alone. It mentions the American farmer and Vio want Abler taking up scientific farming.
Brief humorous snippets compare vacuum cleaners and brooms between spouses. The Houston Post notes a man soaked by a wife with a vacuum and a Wadlyle injury, while the Boston Transcript recalls a wife described as a perfect jewel and a jest about jewels being ornamental rather than useful.
Workmen at the Hygela Iea Company faced a scare when a quarter sized stick of dynamite wrapped in greasy paper was found in coal hauled from the yard to the plant. Stanley Michael, the coal hauler, turned it in to the office then it was disposed of safely. The source of the dynamite remains a mystery.
Frederick Railroad Co President Emory L. Coblentz calls stockholders meeting for March 21 to ratify consolidation of Frederick Railroad properties with the Hagerstown Railroad and allied interests. On March 22, Hagerstown Railroad stockholders meet in Tragerstown to act on the same consolidation. Mutual stockholder action expected to unite the plan, a step after proceeding before the Public Utilities Commission.
Roy and Charles Schroser charged with assaulting Gilmore Anawkine at Arlington Hotel waived hearing before Justice Fabian Poses and posted $100 bond each. They were fined $10 for a corporation offense, appealed, and released on promise to appear. Attorney HH Dorsey Etchison represented the defendants.
Brunswick police report a rabies scare after a cat killed at Brunswick left babies. George Taylor family employed several workers. a child Miss Note Taylor scratched and later treated at Pasteur Institute. Health officer Lt West warns Pasteur treatment for the child and vigilance for further animal bites. Many dogs seized and killed as authorities plan broader measures amid town panic.
Frederick residents seek relief from backache and kidney discomfort with Doan's Kidney Pills. The ad claims kidney trouble causes pain and low mood, praising the remedy with Mrs. Daniel Feigley of Rockville as a testimonial. Sold by Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Remember the name Doan's.
Local firms in Frederick report changes as Co A Catlett buys the Frederick Middletown mail route from Nathaniel Gress. John Norris injures left hand while trimming at Palmetto Fibre Works. A Trusty Memorial Church social entertains attendees. Gypsies encamp near Frederick selling trades. Jacob M Bentz passes away at 71. Spencer Zimmerman buys the Rhodes confectionery business via W Inning Parsons from Margaret Rhodes estate.
Major Steabert Alexander and Major W W Crosby led a detailed National and State inspection of Company A in Frederick. The unit, in full dress, showed disciplined close and extended order drills with signaling demonstrations. Crosby and Alexander praised the readiness, while plans for next encampment locations and promotions were discussed.
An unreadable OCR fragment references plans and sources with mentions of tests, tests and people such as Joan, Elena, and unstructured phrases about panels, plans, and a potential event. The text remains garbled with no clear, verifiable facts or outcomes.
Market report from Hoondiday by Matter Bros. & Co. shows prices of latest sales rising. Listings include cotton, gas, power, railways, and bank notes with various securities and bonds from entities such as Seaboard, United Ry, Mercantile Trust, and Citizens' Bank, reflecting mixed activity across sectors on March 11, 1910.
A fragment notes Chicago grain trading with reference to Wheat May and Wheat September options or futures. The text suggests prices or actions but lacks full details or figures.
Quotations provided by Motter Bros. and Co. New York stocks seen through today. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gains wide reputation and extensive sale for cures of coughs colds and croup. Reliable remedy. sold by all dealers.
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