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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1913
Page
6
Item from a historic Frederick Maryland newspaper lists officials at the Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. Names include R E Dielaplaine president secretary treasurer and others such as Geo Birely and C G Will Fout.
The Frederick News urges subscribers to report missed papers as the paper reports stronger advertising growth this year than last. Measured against last year, ad space per day rose by about 100 inches, or three columns, with more readers postulated to value the medium. The News claims improved service, more local news, and continued emphasis on advertising’s news value while maintaining large subscriptions.
The Frederick City Hospital marks the start of its sixteenth year since founding, noting a continued period of successful operations and growth as the new year unfolds. The message highlights ongoing service expansion and community health impact.
A California minister asks what makes the ideal wife. A respondent lists exaggerated traits from Melba’s voice to Cleopatra’s charm, then notes reality will disappoint such ideals. A Kansas City husband locks his wife in a henhouse, precipitating a past humorous escape.
A collage of quips and dialogue from various papers includes domestic talk about school choices, a drunk protégé scene, engagements on the Navy, and seashore vacation jokes. It captures a gossip-like page with witty exchanges and dramatic asides.
The piece laments government money tricks in the Treasury and recalls coin reforms. It notes a past beautification attempt, the Lincoln coin, and the emergence of the buffalo nickel as a stand out piece of art, comparing coins to medals and discussing evolving design.
A Philadelphia Inquirer excerpt urges improving roads as a practical path to political equality for women. Mrs. Pennybacker of Texas pledges aid at a General Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Chicago, arguing better transportation reduces rural isolation, benefits nerves, and accelerates nationwide mobility.
A reflective verse comforts readers facing gloom and doubt. It argues mood shapes perception, urging perseverance, courage, and steady effort despite despondent thoughts. The piece frames misfortune as possibly only in the eye and ends with a call to resilience.
Local reminiscences from the columns of Tur News reflect impassable county roads sledded with snow and bricked or bottomless in places. The Millemathean Literary Society elected officers with Werthinatan as president and Woie fer as ascendant. Prof Te andze named secretary, Hanarad Sian as president, Prof P Richards and Ro Cramer noted among speakers. The Epacith League of the C E Church held its regular business sessions Friday evening.
The Federated Charities held its annual meeting to elect officers including President Ernst Helfenstein and First Vice President Bertha Pratt. The organization reported steady work with increased nursing and kindergarten needs and noted weather impacted fund gifts less than prior year.
Market update notes corrected noon prices from Motter Bros and Co Yankers and Brokers. Includes varied securities such as coal gas power rail and shipping stocks with entries for Seaboard Air Line United Railway Maryland trusts and banking notes dated March 12 1413.
Today stock quotations provided by Motter Bros. Co. list price movements for active shares across major exchanges with brief totals and closing figures. Traders monitor gains losses, notable shifts, and volume in a compact market snapshot from the financial desk.
A report notes money was secured despite a death and suggests a joint approach by Federated Charities and the County Commissioners to aid the community. A local committee will present to the commissioners soon to align on fostering relief and preventing heavier county burdens. The piece ends urging advertising in the paper as key to success.
The notice urges readers to invest in securities offering lucrative annual yields from $52.74 for $20 per year plans to $60 yearly returns, claiming high rates like a rifle over a percent in an unrelated Irish bond. It requests names and addresses to be sent to THE NEWS.
Frederick MD figures show wells totaling 126000.00 with surplus and proimits listed at 120000.00. Fiscal notes emphasize capital and surplus values though wording is unclear due to OCR.
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