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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
7
The Frederick Daily News outlines subscription rates for daily and semi weekly editions and notes mail delivery options. A Political and educational column from the New York World discusses student workloads, vacation length, and efficiency, urging reforms to align school sessions with productive work.
Subscriptions for The News are available at diverse outlets including New City Hotel Bisckey's Cigar Store S Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store Wear Patrick Street Arlington Hotel and Braddock Heights Zimmerman Bros Grocery Store.
A collage of brief humorous exchanges and quips from various periodical pages. Banter includes Optimist vs Pessimist dialogue about the sun rising, social observations on bachelor tax debates, and quick witticisms about marriage and social life. Names and extracts hint at playful column chatter from early 20th century newspapers.
Twenty years ago Prof Jos Ho Apple of Central High School Pittsburgh was named president of the Woman's College Hood College. His long tenure defined the school’s growth as it enlarged facilities and changed its name. Also noted is Prof Amon Burger of Frederick Male High School whose 18 year leadership and school improvements earned broad community praise. Both leaders are praised as builders whose work in education and character-building outweighed the years of service.
The speaker muses on memory and regret, wishing to recall small acts that brought joy rather than the many errors that caused sorrow. He imagines the past as an orchard filled with songbirds, contrasting remembered merit with wasted chances. The poem credits William F. Kirk.
The Frederick column notes from the May 28, 1892 issue cover Rev A J Gill aiding in the Prosperity M E church dedication. It also reports inspectors visiting jails and almshouses in Western Maryland, a Frederick county model in its sheriff and magistrate system, a street brawl on West Patrick Street ending with fines, and a committee formed by the Independent Hose Company to draft resolutions on George Wills death with listed members.
Ning Christina Armstrong of bis city and Walkersville native Charles Byler were quietly married at the bride’s sister home 388 East Church Street in the presence of relatives. Rev Douglans Hooft officiated with Miss Lillian Alsip as bridesmaid and Guy Andrews as best man. The couple will reside at 348 East Church Street.
The column records multiple funerals and notices from Maryland. Henry Vernon, 62, died of Bright’s disease at Maryland General Hospital Baltimore and was buried at Salem Cemetery after services at the Stam Mord Griffith home near Catonyville. Surviving sibling Joshua Vernon of West Chester. Mrs Sue E Thomas, Walkersville, died recently. Rev. Quy P. Bready and Rev. Arthur C. Day officiated with pallbearers listed. interment at Mt Olivet. Noah Donaldson’s service at his sister’s home 606 North Market Street. Rev. Douglass Moort officiated. pallbearers named. burial at Mt Olivet. State Motor Vehicle Commissioner E P Roe and Mrs Roe paused at Nibrah cottage Braddock Heights on a Western tour to detect license infractions. Four bands and a driving club gathering set for Hagerstown with races and balloon ascent next Friday.
Fragmentary OCR text discusses school athletics and an upcoming cross country event with reference to a robber figure. It references state or national levels and questions about training and competition. The passage is garbled and contains multiple unclear phrases.
Nicholas H. Fleming, a Frederick resident, died suddenly about 12 14 PM on the way to the hospital from paralysis. He had worked nearly 46 years at the coal yard, served as Alderman, and is survived by a brother and a niece. Funeral planned from East Patrick Street residence.
Motter Bros. & Co Barkers and Brokers report latest sales prices corrected today. Listings include coal cotton and power notes from Mercantile Trust Anacostia & Potomac Seaboard Air Line United Rys and Chicago Railways among others. Prices shown for several bonds and securities with numerous figures and percentages.
In Chicago a grain market brief notes irregular price figures and fluctuating quotes. The report shows varied numbers like 91H 9014 90 9044 with percentages and coded annotations, indicating trading activity may be unstable and difficult to interpret.
Price quotes and market activity for New York stocks provided by Motter Bros Co. include daily figures, notable gains and losses, and notable price movements across leading securities observed in the trading session.
W E Myerley a farmer from the Fifth district near Simpsonville Howard county was badly bruised and his right leg broken in a runaway near Oakland Mills while en route to Ellicott City. His horse carriage collided with another buggy and he was taken home for care. Also noted is the Senate confirmation of Col Sherlock Swann as Postmaster at Baltimore and a 1886 affidavit for Hall's Catarrh Cure by Cheney Co. including an offer of $100 per cured case.
A rough, OCR laden financial snippet discusses fire and collision insurance, liability protection, and vehicle coverage. It mentions providers, policy phrases, and aims to reassure readers about comprehensive protection and potential savings, citing claims about total coverage and cost reduction.
May Fay Both Theatres Mrs Smiver son of Westmaster VOR Spuver Bransui¢k awaiting purchase of the imper il and Casino theatres. He has taken the Casino lease with Steele and Piages opposing both houses. Woe will resign as clerk of the posseffier. Mr Steele informs West, holding extensive MWLIS MNesis on Colorada.
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