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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1911

Page

6

The Daily News and Semisweekly News Details

The notice describes The Daily News and The Semisweemlys News as Frederick Maryland publications with publication days and subscription rates. It lists mailing options to the United States, mailing address for ads and inquiries, and sale points including New City Hotel and several cigar stores and restaurants in Frederick.

Birely K. E. Delaplaine Presixt Sec'y Trois Wirely Fout Frederick United States Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Exchange Frederick, Md

Toothbrushes for School Children Emphasize Dental Care

Article reports Philadelphia effort to improve child dental health with free toothbrushes and tooth powder for public school students at a City Hall clinic. Dr. P. B. McCullough and assistants distribute twenty thousand brushes and forty gross of powder after initial dental work. Dentists fund supplies, rely on teachers to enforce scrubbing, and inspectors review all children’s teeth. Keystone School found only six perfect mouth casts among 110 examined, highlighting widespread neglect.

Philadelphia P. B. McCullough City Hall Keystone

Municipal Cleaning Up Frederick Proves Beneficial

Encouragement to support the cleanup movement in Frederick grows as results appear. A new fountain funded by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will honor Marie Diehl and serve as a memorial to her charitable works. City leaders contemplate road improvements to reduce dust and curb health risks from dirt and germs.

Fsea Frederick Maryland Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals iMarie Diehl Fredericl

Tacoma recall spree and locust warnings from the press

The piece surveys Tacoma recall elections targeting Mayor Fawcett and four City Commissioners, noting multiple votes in six weeks and varied outcomes. It also reports Washington Post coverage of 17 year locusts seen in Oklahoma, urging vigilant prevention and citing past U S plagues and Agriculture Department guidance.

New York Tacoma Fawcett Seymour Alan Tacomania Washington Post Oklahoma Africa Arabia Asia United States Mississippi River Rocky Mountains Department of Agriculture

Commentary on Taft Reciprocally Strengthened Stance

The Baltimore Evening Sun notes Lorimer naming a successor won’t damage the Senate much. It dismisses the National Grange as lacking broad farmer support and power, arguing it cannot claim nationwide farmer sentiment against Canadian reciprocity. The piece asserts broad agreement with Taft’s firm position toward Grange visitors.

Lorimer Senate Baltimore Evening Sun National Grange Canada Taft

Domestic science bureau would teach meals in schools

Baltimore editors comment on a proposed U S House bill creating a Bureau of Domestic Science in the Department of Agriculture. The aim is to train pupils in economical, appetizing cooking and nutrition, shaping future graduates for practical homemaking and public meals. The piece rails at old habits and envisions a new era of culinary education and domestic efficiency.

Agricultural Department Wikson Ilinois Prairie State Department of Agriculture Baltimore News

Minutes of Merriness and Cheirophagy in Local Gossip

Comic exchanges feature a couple debating wages and happiness, a doctor diagnosing a baby’s habit as cheirophagy or a fist-sucking urge, and a visitor worried about missing lunch with a quip about dinner. The Toledo Blade dialogue-style snippets capture playful social banter.

Fredericktown Plea for Clean Streets and Spit Shine

A folk voice pleads for urban cleanliness as streets alleys and public buildings face litter. The speaker asks residents to take the spots off Fredericktown with a tearful call for court house, railroad stations, and opera house to be cleaned amid spitting and foul odors.

Fredericktown Court House Opera House

Moments With The Muse Poetic Verse On Creation

A poem reflects on God crafting the world with rhythm and rhyme. The author notes nature’s music in skies, seas, wind, streams, and a child’s greeting, linking divine design to poets and human spirit in a June moment.

Louis Untermevet

Boy Scouts to Encamp at Athletic Park in Fre d erick

Local Boy Scouts plan a weekend encampment at Athletic Park beginning tomorrow night with tents pitched by patrols Each patrol will care for its own campfire and meals under guidance of Scout Leader Harry Zeigler and Mr T B Clark Boys may stay for supper if parents restrict overnight attendance and return for breakfast Saturday before work resumes

Boy Scouts Frederick Athletic Park Iomorrow Ti. B. Clark Harry Zeigler Hary Zeigler

Fraley Celebrates 20 Years With Ex Governor Warfield

Mr James Hi Fraley longtime Fidelity and Deposit Company employee in Baltimore marks a twenty year association with former Governor Warfield. He began as a messenger May 10 1886 then moved to the surveyor's department. The pair share a strong bond and Fraley's loyal service is praised by Warfield. He rose to head banking room duties and serves as confidential messenger. Fraley is a Harriet Chapel vestryman in Catoctin Furnace born there and known in the county. He joined the Church of the Messiah after moving to Baltimore.

Fraley Warfield Fidelity and Deposit Company Baltimore James Hi. Fraley Surveyor's Department Col. L. Victor Baughman Custom House Harriet Chapel Catoctin Furnace Church of the Messiah

Fire alarm after chimney blaze at Telegraph Street home

Smoke issuing from a chimney on Christ Burger’s residence on Telegraph Street last evening around seven prompted a fire alarm. The fire department turned out but their services were not required as the blaze was being extinguished by the occupant.

Christ Burger Telegraph Street

Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick

Local notes from May 1 1892 recount season’s first watermelons reaching Frederick via Baltimore, a steamer car loaded with apples, and a gang leader Frank Early said to terrorize Hooh Knob area before being captured in his father’s cellar by two officers. Citizens’ drinking fountains were ordered from J E Price and Company after purchase from E G Smyser and Sons of York Pennsylvania.

Frank Early Mountain Hooh Knob J E Price and Company E.G. Smyser and Sons York

New York Stocks Quotations From Motter Bros Co

Quotations of today’s stock market provided by Motter Bros Co list price movements, trading activity, and notable shifts across leading securities. The report highlights gains and losses among the major indices and individual issues observed on the exchange floor.

Baltimore stock markets note Motter Bros sales noon May 11 1911

Prices of latent sales corrected up to noon today by Motter Bros. & Co., Bankers and Brokers. A list includes many railway, coal, cotton duck, and utility securities with small percentage quotes and multiple issue names such as Seaboard Air Line, United Railway, Western Maryland, Fidelity & Deposit, and Citizens Bank.

Motter Bros. & Co Bankers A.C. L Georgia Alabama Houston Oil MD. Blee Rwy Nort Portsmouth Seaboard Air Line Seaboard Company, Common Seaboard Company, 2Nd Ptd United Rys Western Maryland Isl SBT Trust Mad Somerset Coal Jamson Sparrow's Point Chicago Bays Fairmont Coal Citizens Bank Fidelity & Deposit Northern Central Annapolis & Potomac

Chicago grain market price quotes for wheat and corn

The ledger shows May wheat at 94 percent and July wheat with subsequent bids for July and September. Corn futures for July and September also appear in the central listing from Central National Bank, code R73588 BLU 52 percent.

Central National Bank of Frederick Invites Depositors

The Central National Bank of Frederick Maryland promotes its established banking business and conservative methods. It invites the public to open accounts and visit its new banking rooms at Market and Church Streets during business hours. Special deposits mentioned.

East Third Street Apto Joop L Green East Patrick Street Drs.t. B. Johnson W. M. Smith A. K. Fisher North Market Street IL Harrington Marzidtt Rew Central National Bank Bankcorner Church Court Streets Clingan Weue Central National Bank of Frederick Maryland

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