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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1910
Page
4
Publication details for The Frederick Daily News and Semi-Weekly News include mailing rates, carrier delivery, and subscription options. The paper, operated by Geo. Manuf. Co, lists offices, management, and contact details for news, advertisements, and correspondence.
The article defends the Weather Bureau against ridicule after a Baltimore aviation meet was rained out. It highlights forecasts for sunshine versus actual storms, praises warnings ahead of the West Indian hurricane, and argues the bureau saves property and lives through timely guidance. It mentions readers reporting irregular newspaper delivery and notes the bureau as a key commerce adjunct.
A fragmented, humorous collage notes a man’s death after a fall, a witty comparison about fashion, and a grim tally of thirty four aviators killed in past crashes. It playfully questions buckwheat’s alcohol content while amusing observations on motherhood and style punctuate the column.
The Toledo Blade notes agricultural land values rose toward sixty billion while total farm values broadly increased since the census. The piece highlights rich states seeing shifts as industry expands, with a focus on production growth and acreage use. A Boston Globe item discusses Paris flood effects on typhoid fever trends, predicting higher deaths in affected districts. The Washington Post column quotes Roosevelt on politics and public service.
A garbled passage mocks political prophets and sensational headlines after an election. It mentions a murder motive tied to cash and a cryptic remark about Jules Verne proposing a dating explorer supposedly delivered on the moon.
A garbled report notes uncertainty about Halethorpe U activities and a bold plan in Baltimore concerning closing theatres on Sunday to curb speculative theatre sales. It mentions a Spanish fanatic linked to the Maine explosion and disputes over who should face blame, with references to the Duke of the Abruzzi and a preservationist stance.
A collage of quirky lines from fictional pieces and magazine gibes, featuring a plan for a day off with blincheon and whiskey, a quip about 80 000 marks in a marriage, election banter on a buckboard, and playful quips about a gold mine named the Bulldog.
An irregular verse urges support for candidates before the campaign ends. It discusses confidence in fellow office seekers, promotions, and the idea that voting rights bring progress. The poem mixes hopeful imagery with promotional rhetoric and playful word choices.
Poetic fragment from Grace Farlow Norton reflecting on love as a consuming force. The speaker journeys through imagined landscapes and encounters unfeeling nature, expressing longing, fear, and a vow of return amid moor and hill. The verse appears in The News column.
The Archdeaconry of Cunderkaadt opens its autumn session with 7 30 pm services led by New Market and AUS tow EL leaders, a sermon by Rev Dick of Cum Toseayaa, and a farewell communion later. A business session follows with Bishop Condracer presiding, then afternoon conferences on Sunday school and women’s work led by local clergy. The archdeaconry covers Alleghany, Garrett, Washington and Frederick with 18 parishes and 2,600 communicants.
Missouri Chief Josephine, a Holstein Friesian at the University of Missouri College of Agriculture, produced 17,008.58 pounds of milk in six months. Her daily average surpassed the previous world record. her six month yield equates to over 931 pounds per month and about 110 pounds in her best day.
Yesterday's stock quotations provided by Motter Bros. & Co. present a snapshot of early New York trading activity. Prices for listed securities show modest movements with notable activity in maritime and bank shares as investors react to regional commerce signals.
November 8, 1916 report shows Motter Bros prices corrected to noon. notes Seaboard Air Line and United Rys issues with various 4s and 5s, Houston Oil and Western Maryland preferreds, plus cotton duck and gas stocks. Banks and exchanges closed for election holiday. no price changes recorded. About 75,000 shares traded yesterday.
Checks endorsed and paid by the bank become receipts for the obligations they settle. The text notes careful attention for all, and mentions figures such as capital and a large surplus and profits amounting to 105000, with another lump of 100000 00.
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