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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1911

Page

4

Frederick Clean-Up Day Urges Citywide Effort May 18

The Independent reports a citywide Clean Up Week initiative led by the Woman's Civic Club and the Associated Boards of Trade of Maryland. Frederick aims to complete municipal spring cleaning in one day May 18, seeking strong public cooperation to prevent disease and boost public health. A dead man’s appointment to New York’s peace conference is noted as a curious incident.

Frederick Associated Boards of ‘Trade of Maryland Woman’ Civic Club Dix New York

Fragments From a Historic Paper on Names and Crimes

A secretary's letter to Rutherford B. Hayes invites a national association convention two or three years after Hayes death. Commentary contrasts simple murder with dynamite killings. A veteran cites a twenty one day fast that cured years of rheumatism, while urging action against mosquitoes and stagnant water.

LowUbie

Voice of the Press Opening the Mass Nation Season

The Washington Herald notes baseball as the national game with broad public appeal. The piece lauds the sport for its honesty and wide outdoor popularity, warning against trades or jockeying that could ruin its standing.

Washington Herald United States Jack Iniseball

Municipal elections and national forest reserves discussed

The Baltimore press argues local elections should be nonpartisan and focused on governance as a business matter. The Supreme Court upholds Congress’s power to create forest reserves, ruling public lands are held in trust for all, not for private or local use. It notes federal finance shows a shrinking deficit and large gold holdings at the Treasury.

Maryland Baltimore American Supreme Court of the United States Congress Colorado Baltimore Sun Antihonadc Treasury Treasury

Monetary circulation and gold in the United States

The article notes a national banking system with 7 271 banks and a monetary circulation totaling over 2 900 000 600. It highlights ongoing increases in gold in circulation with more than 3 400 000 in bars added last month and national gold coinage exceeding 100 000 annually. It also mentions substantial inflows of Mexican and South American gold for coinage through Baltimore.

United States Baltimore

Merriness Minutes and City Snippets From Old Papers

A compact collage of quirky lines and social snippets. The piece blends a fever dream line about waking beside a beloved figure with a Toledo Blade quip on busy shop hours and a sly joke about keeping tramps away. It also stitches in brief vignettes from Philadelphia Record and Black and White, ending with a wry roatan Tranggeript misprint about second husbands.

Taken Sick On Road Heart Attack Fatal For George Long

George W Long of New Midway died after suffering a heart attack while returning home by bicycle from Woodsboro. He had visited Frederick on business earlier and was reported in good health until fatigue caused his collapse on a hill. He leaves a widow and two children and was a Lutheran church member at Woodsboro. Funeral arrangements were set for Saturday at 9 AM with burial at Nocky Ridge.

Wile New Midway George W. Long Ile aAl Long Frederick Woodsboro Smith Lutheran Church Nocky Ridge P.O. 8 Potfinberger Sharetts and Powell

Dust and Lies in a Dusty City Tale

A quirky, fragmentary verse piece questions dust and perception in a dusty city scene. The narrator riffs on eyes, protection, and belief, urging readers to trust their senses while weaving in archaic style and curious imagery about dirt, pavement, and a kitchen of cooks.

New York Stocks Quotations From Motter Bros Co

Today's quotations furnished by Motter Bros Co show varied movements across the market with gains in select industrials and declines in others. Investors watched volume inch higher as traders assessed early results and the week’s earnings prospects.

Motter Bros. & Co

Baltimore Stocks Market May Wheat and Corn Quotations

Baltimore market notes show May Wheat at 94.0, July Wheat at 8814, September Wheat at 874, July Corn at 23, and September Corn at 0. The report lists bid prices and futures points for wheat and corn across the spring and later contracts.

Moments with the Muse April poem and ad prose

A fragmented April poem arrives with references to Irish identity and emotion, interwoven with garbled product copy about digestion aids, Chamberlain’s Tablets, and a druggist sale. The piece blends literary lines from Tom Day with unrelated commercial jargon and misread OCR text.

Deaf Mutes to Play Maryland School Team Clash

The baseball teams of the Maryland School and the Deaf Mute School from Romney West Virginia will meet in a game on Saturday May 27 in Martinsburg West Virginia.

Maryland Romney W. Va Martinsburg

Frederick Twenty Years Ago Today News Roundup

A Frederick column recalls events from twenty years ago including a Baltimore engineer recommending a large receiving reservoir to ease water shortages. The city flags were raised after arrival of corneline troops, with ceremonies planned. A runaway accident broke Mr. W Scott Kefauver's leg near Burkinsville. In the Ennisburg annual election William G Blair became burgess and commissioners elected included James A Elder James Hoppe Oscar Fraley Albert Patterson Samuel Grinder and J Thomas Gelwicks.

Ennisburg William G. Blair James A. Elder James Hoppe Oscar J. Fraley Albert Patterson Samuel R. Grinder J. Thomas Gelwicks

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