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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1911
Page
6
The Daily News of Frederick Maryland notes its independence as a newspaper published by Great Southern Printing Manufacturing Company.
Frederick has been chosen as the site for the Maryland National Guard biennial camp this July. The Board of Trade and city officials campaigned to attract the encampment, promising ample water supply and highlighting the economic and promotional benefits for the city.
The census shows oysters as the most valuable water product in the United States, with Maryland contributing heavily to shad crab and other catches. In 1908 oyster output rose in Middle Atlantic states, threatening Chesapeake dominance. Maryland’s water resources hold untapped potential, though development remains incomplete.
The city plans improvements to its water system may remove fears of shortages this summer. Officials hope to proceed promptly, but only time will tell. Springs could supply emergency needs, and, aside from inviting troops to camp, the overall reception remains positive for militia presence.
Washington Herald excerpt highlights Dr. George Barton Cutten's view that healing by mental processes predates civilization. The piece notes the historic fusion of religion and medicine, noting that a normal mind leads to a healthy body, a concept as true today as 3,000 years ago.
A fragment notes a preference for simple dress, arguing against altering adornment or taste. It quotes Waltmare Sun on restraint and highlights a discernible shift toward understated attire and personal style rather than ornate display.
A string of humorous quotes from various papers showcases domestic squabbles, social quips, and memory gags. Witty exchanges cover marital banter, misheard phrases, and quirky misunderstandings, reflecting lighthearted newspaper humor from multiple sources.
A rural tale recalls a family scene where Maw and Isaac debate a law career and public life. The narrator notes Maw’s initial doubt, Isaac’s humor, and a legal path that earns respect until a cloud of mystery arrives with a message to a legislator. The story ends with concern over Isaac’s fate and the unknown deed.
Poem reflecting on aging veterans marching each year as flags fade and memory grieves for those who fought the Civil War. Denis A. McCarthy voices reverent tribute to surviving comrades as they bear worn banners toward peaceful rest, amid solemn music.
Elmer Mullinix of Mount Adry and Della Leakins of Poplar Springs were married at the M E parsonage on Saturday by Rev E H Lamar. The ceremony took place in a simple church setting with the Reverend officiating.
Tomorrow’s holiday features a grand Memorial Day parade and services for Union veterans led by Steynold’s Post G A R with Boy Scout cadets, Patriotic Sons of America and civic groups. A hymn and flag salute precede services at the cemetery then a return to Red Men’s Hall for a dance and a later Braddock Heights affair. The Frederick Gun Club hosts a major shoot with valuable prizes while banks close and special railroad cars run for the dance. In Baltimore a diocesan convention gathers 250 clergy and laymen at the Cathedral. The Martinsburg Y M C A names H C Wright as general secretary, effective June 15.
Today's market summary from Motter Broa. & Co. lists stock quotes across major indexes and leading issues. Investors monitor gains and losses for guidance on trading and portfolio adjustments.
Stock table from Motter Bros. & Co. lists prices for Cons. Cotton Duck, Coal, Power, G B S 1st 4s, Houston Oil, Maryland Electric, Seaboard lines, United Rys issues, Western Maryland, Continental Trust, Chicago Rwy, Fairmont Coal, Maryland Trust, Somerset Coal, Citizens Bank, Jamson, Sparrow's Point Fidelity, Northern Central, Annapolis & Potomac with various percent figures and bond notes dated May 29 1911. The list reads as a compact price bulletin for multiple securities.
Market notes show May Wheat at 991 and 101 percent with 99 percent. July Wheat at 887 percent. Corn bids for July and September are listed, but details are incomplete.
Local items from the Nowe Vew Sh columns recall a Frederick day 20 years prior. Burglars emptied J B Jarvue feed store safe of about $40 after dampened grain muffled the noise. The King Stepfadder Co factory is noted. Coins and a General Scott letter are found in Myersville church cornerstone along with newspapers and books. The Frederick City Y M C A Ladies Auxiliary staged a play The Picnic at the City Opera House featuring a sword drill.
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