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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
4
A historical fragment lists subscription details for The Frederick News dated 1911. It mentions price, delivery, and subscription methods by mail, with references to local outlets and avenues for readers in the Frederick area to obtain the paper. It notes carriers and news distribution practices of the time and lists several local spots where the paper could be purchased.
A Madison Wisconsin conference under the state university urged using school buildings for evening meetings and broader neighborhood centers. It argued city and country schools can host citizenship expression, recreation, information, and public health programs, leveraging idle property for community benefit.
The piece argues clothing signals character and success, citing Taft's trip and a reception clash over dress rules. It notes a man threatening to attend in overalls if dress codes were not enforced, reflecting social pressure on appearance and manners in public life.
The New York World notes American readers focus on motive in the 1910 Dickman murder trial of J J Nisbet, where circumstantial evidence sufficed for conviction. Lord Coleridge warned motive may be immaterial if facts are clear, though many cited cases show motive becomes pivotal in police-driven cases.
The Maryland Federation of Women’s Clubs met in Kensington with thirty clubs represented, outlining a wide promotive program and the impact of club work. Addresses covered popular education, community service, and entertainment balanced with civic aims, noting annual reports and past file reviews.
The Baltimore Star editorial argues for restricting deer hunting due to a dangerous incident by an amateur hunter. It calls for mandatory expert supervision or barring unsafe participants, warning that even new safety uniforms do not guarantee protection and urging sport limits or renunciation.
Householder orders burglars out as they threaten to wake his wife while a letter is mentioned. Tommy and pie anecdotes reflect a playful domestic scene. Madame Lillian Nordica is described revisiting Fannington after decades and singing Home Sweet Home to old friends, with mixed memories of past affection aging through time.
Poem extols a ship as symbol of human will and focus. The speaker urges steering toward knowledge, glory, and success, comparing sailors to minds following concentration to awaken potential. References woven to Finn Wheeler Wilcow and Philadelphia Paper Water.
Frederick area residents confined to home include Miss Rebera Shook and Patrick Stetaba. Mev 40 i To Rad of Peart has been taken to the Cra Vespital for an operation. Mr Harmer Zimmermen, son of Nicholas Zimmermen near Manor Church, is reported somewhat better after typhoid.
Messrs George William Smith Dav Laweaster Volnes 1D Baker and DB Refaw inspected bridges at Loudoun and Frederick counties including the Loudoun county and Frederick bridge at Point of Reeve and the Brain and Lovesle bridge at Brunswah Saw vou saw roi The News
The Frederick abattoir will begin full operation on November 15 after a required rearrangement in the fertilizer department caused a delay. The plant now features an enlarged cold storage area for fruit and other loads, with carloads stored by Baltimore fruit houses and county residents sending apples and pears for preservation. Government supervision will oversee operations, and Eugene H. Albaugh is appointed bookkeeper starting November 15. An appeal by Edward Crimmins over a name erasure from Frederick District Registry No. 8 was heard by Judge John C. Moiter.
Market report shows Dec Wheat at 34.945 with 99 percent and 160 percent bids, May Wheat around 10038, July Wheat at 4 percent 94 percent. Dec Corn index 61 percent with Glig Max Corn balance 63 percent. details indicate mixed futures pricing and volume indicators.
Local items from the columns of Tur News dated December 3, 1891 note a quiet election with late returns. Broun, a Democrat, appears to have been ejected as sheriff by a small margin. Borough figures mention Atbaugh and Chas Stroniae departing for an extended visit, plans to travel to Fort Worth and Caradon, Texas, with time spent at points in California. Workmen begin seating down the old building on East Patrick Crest to erect several analangs on the site.
Irregular fragments discuss supposed cures for piles claiming relief in five to fourteen days. The text mentions patently unclear references and disjointed terms, with no coherent treatment details or credible context.
Baltimore market report lists corrected prices for numerous securities as of noon today. Includes Gen Power 41-28, Seaboard Airline and Seaboards Co shares, United Railways bonds, Western Maryland 1st 4s, Continental Trust, Mercantile Trust, Md Trust and Citizens Bank among others.
Capital curtails the power of most people to save money and accumulate a competence. The text explains that small spending adds up, and a bank check account helps cut unnecessary expenses and build for old age. Visit the bank to learn how easy it is to start.
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