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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
6
The Frederick News and The Daily News announce semi weekly publication with postal mail delivery and club incentives. Subscriptions cost 1.00 yearly with advance payment required and cash accompanying orders. News office connected to Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Exchange with reporting from across the country.
In a period piece voice, the piece laments gender language shifts as women join public life. It critiques pronouns and titles, noting phrases like Mme President and Mme Chairwoman. It warns speakers must adapt while preserving clear audience address amid social change.
The article argues the fly problem can be reduced if every household cooperates. It stresses that a single ignorant or careless home can ruin collective progress and urges immediate action through cleanliness and vigilance in the community.
A collage of quirky quotes from various papers presents jokes about romance, drowning rescue, aunts, bagpipes, and aging turkeys. Snippets include a flirtatious exchange about sending ropes, a judge’s interjection, and a pun on teeth to age a turkey.
A fragment from John Keats describing a still spring morning. The scene evokes cooling air and budding flowers, with quiet woodland imagery and a sense of nature’s gentle movement. The speaker reflects on the horizon, streams, and the freshness of the landscape.
From the Tar Niws Columns March 28 1893 Frederick items report John Louigard Reading Pa fire chief assistant chief engineer and George J Young Reading Junior Fire Company secretary visiting Frederick to arrange for a company visit Coll L V Baughman calls Democratic County Central Committee meeting to choose county postmasters A capitalists group from New York win franchise for electric street railway in Hagerstown Junior Fire Company names a committee Edward Koontz W M Crimmins Henry Nelson Gen John A Stemner and Thm Burras to attend State Convention to be held here in James
Severe freeze damaged Frederick county fruit buds after a mild winter and warm spell. Apple trees largely escaped impact while apricots plums cherries and early pears suffered widespread injury. Buds formed ice and opened blooms froze. Forecasters warned of another freezing night.
Market snapshot showing corrected closing prices and notes from Motter ros. & Co. Bankers and Brokers dated March 28 1418. Entries include several cotton and railroad securities such as Seaboard Air Line Seaboard Air Line Pid and Western Maryland among others with references to United States and local bank listings.
Wheat and corn price notes from Chicago trading show May and July futures with varied bids. The scattered figures indicate market activity but lack a coherent trend or full contract details.
Stock quotations list multiple railroads and power companies with open high low and last prices. Major names include Brooklyn Rapid Transit Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Missouri Pacific Northern Pacific Reading Norfolk and Western Southern Pacific and Union Pacific. Noon sales reported at 222 700 shares with dividend 2 percent.
The report notes a sharp fall in temperature with the mercury at 34 degrees at eight in the morning and approaching 40 degrees before noon, indicating a notable cold period following mild days.
February and March bring the freckle trouble but a remedy exists. Apply ethnie double strength nightly and morning, and freckles fade within days. Light freckles may disappear entirely. money back if ethine fails. Keen Cool-Drink Timeade promoted. Harner’s Drug Store.
An Apradist scene frames a day for housing seekers and investors, urging careful money handling. It emphasizes safety, prudent funds transfer, and choosing reliable lenders or guardians for savings and income stability amid market uncertainties.
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