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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1914
Page
4
The Frederick News lists annual subscription at 3.00 in advance and details carrier delivery within the city and national mail options. It notes places to find the paper and urges subscribers who miss issues to report promptly. It also mentions travel and tourism trends after wartime, with reflection on American tourism and cross Atlantic movement.
The article analyzes who bears advertising costs, citing the Bureau of Corporations inquiry into advertising value and public cost. It argues advertising lowers product prices by spreading overhead, increases sales visibility for merchants, and affects pricing through distribution of expenses like payroll and taxes, concluding advertising often benefits the public by reducing total costs.
Fragmented text depicts a literary battle scene with themes of courage duty and steadfastness. The lines evoke soldiers wielding swords and hearts steeled for right, urging perseverance and loyalty amid conflict. The piece blends archaic diction with vivid imagery of struggle and honor.
Fragmented notes report Mrs Hogan stepping down amid a transition in leadership with mention of state regent Bosley and a reference to wartime or ceremonial duties. The text also alludes to Woman's National Week and community efforts, interwoven with garbled farm topics on Frederick County wheat practices and agricultural meetings.
A city suit over street damage led to a judgment against the corporation for nearly $9,852 after witnesses described holes and unsafe paving on North Market Street in front of the Frederick Trust Company. The case, before Justice Anders, tallies in costs and underscores demands for safer roads.
Fragmentary OCR text reflects a dated Frederick section with garbled phrases, likely a retrospective note listing events or people from twenty years prior. Names, places, and specific items are unreadable, yielding only a vague sense of a local nostalgia feature.
Arthur Lee Bogle formerly of Frederick and Mrs Wilkiatr H Taibett of Rockville served as regents and both left final session after an ammunb conference at the Hotel Belvedere Baltimore. Elections by acclamation named Mrs Taibott and other nominees for state roles. The Wilmington Conference will meet in March as ministers retire and return to private life.
Advent season nears with local notices and church events. Murray invites participation, outlining schedule and services for the coming weeks.
An unreadable OCR snippet contains scrambled phrases and names such as Dirar and Vereen with scattered words like days and test. No coherent event or details emerge to form a firm headline or summary.
Out of town guests at the ceremony highlight a near Dickerson wedding. Mrs Bright Whitfield acts as mother of the bride while relatives from Washington New York attend the service conducted by Reverend Tool. The bride wears a pearl and diamond gown and receives numerous gifts as the couple plans to travel to Washington and beyond. The second story details the elaborate Mt Pleasant church wedding of Miss Iisa Denison to Bayton Voorhees with hundreds of guests, train arrivals, and notable attendees from major cities.}
A fragmented OCR shows a bank statement outline with headings for the United States and state banks, notes on deposits and trust company affiliations, and references to a National Park or National Bank section. Amounts and dates are garbled, with partial figures like 70,000.00 and 5,466.08, and a closing line indicating total assets or balances in a ledger.
Fragmentary bank note from Prederick Co Nat Bank listing assets and liabilities with names including Kemp Treasu re and directors WERTHEIMER, L, JOANSON and CHAS THOS. shows stock surplus fund and figures with dates around October 31.
A distressed bank report lists the Op a PED PEPE RICK TRUST COMPANY at Presbenick Maryland closing business. It notes a stated balance near 1,950.05 under U.S. Treasurer redemption terms and a 5 percent circadallomba fee context.
Bank balance sheet shows assets including loans drafts securities and cash as of October 31 1914 at the Maryland Frederick branch. J W L Carty cashier attests the report sworn November in Frederick County with directors listed and notes on reserves and liabilities.
A fragmentary 1914 bank report shows substantial assets and liabilities. Cash, loans, and discounts total about 227 748.20 alongside stocks and bonds. Capital stock 46 000.00, profits 25 000.00, with deposits and reserve items listed, signed by cashier Albert Gilson and dated Sunday in November 1914.
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