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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1915
Page
6
The Frederick Daily News notes subscription details and advertising options for The News and Semi-Weekly News. It highlights recent baseball financials, praising supporters and club management for strong gate receipts and the potential for a stable future.
The article argues for National Foreign Trade Association aims in New Orleans January meeting. It urges American business to pursue long term South American markets, even by establishing presence there, warns against seeking quick returns, and notes that wartime trade patterns cannot be rebuilt instantly.
The Frederick Baseball Cinb xo captured the Blue Ridge League pennant last season and posted a financial surplus of nearly $1300. The association has now operated successfully for two years, with about $500 in bank accounts from profits. The Fred Sick Civic owns its grandstand and Amber opens. Those interested in the organization’s investment opportunities are invited to respond.
From the New York World the piece argues the postwar demand will shift to rebuilding European industry. A French commercial commission plans large purchases of machinery to repair Northern France and other ruined regions, likely totaling hundreds of millions. The author cautions against expecting a flood of pauper goods from France and notes labor scarcity will drive demand for capital goods in the United States and Europe.
A verse and anecdote on Make Others Happy from grandma's motto Make Others Happy. Find what others need and help them, to brighten lives and yourself, as quoted in Christian Herald.
Local items from The News Columns dated November 11, 1895 note minaway horses captured, Elmer Lovas repainting Noack Havers Buffalo saloon, mail car added to the Baltimore Frederick afternoon train, ground froze for fall first time, Mah Show preparations, and the wedding of Noah E. Cramer to Emma K Hawk with Rev Eschbach to perform the ceremony.
Dr. Bishop of Harrksburg and many Frederick visitors from Philadelphia, Washington, Baltimore and New York are listed with extended visits and departures. Major Hartsock returns to New York. Crosstown movements include Shepherds in New York and Mrs Zimmerman visiting Baltimore. Agnew and Graff families travel, and Theresa Graff heads to Roanoke. Also notes Peruvian shipment plans, local crosswalk concerns, iron works hiring, Bethel services, and James Pead’s burial plans at Mt Airy.
Directors meeting records show Wheat Up a Cent with a gain of a cent for the session. The brief note indicates a slight rise in prices bringing the total market value to $2 per unit.
An advertisement extols a faithful cough and cold remedy promising relief after trying many products. The garbled text hints at a market pitch with a price near seven dollars and sixty eight cents, suggesting a late 19th or early 20th century consumer ad.
Christmas time nears as stores prepare and work starts on early shopping. Thanksgiving two weeks away, Christmas falls on Saturday with two-day holidays. New Year’s Day follows, and Thanksgiving ads hint at local festivities, church plans, and a community Christmas tree. The piece notes mild Indian Summer, aurora displays, and forthcoming Methodist talks plus local fire marshal visit to Baltimore.
In the 1912 will of Dr. James B. Custis, filed for probate in Washington, most property is placed in trust to his wife Catherine S. Custis with American Security and Trust Company as trustee. The wife receives income for life, then $1,500 yearly to Catherine, later equal shares to Horace H and James B Jr. upon daughter’s marriage and death, the income is split among the two sons and daughter, with the trust terminating after the daughter’s death and she may will her share. Executors named are Mrs. Custis and the trust company.
A large delegation from the Medical Society the Social Service League the Grange and school groups asked Montgomery County for 20000 to fund medical inspection of public schools this year with four inspections planned next year. The request was presented to the County Commissioners at Rockville on Wednesday amid support and promises to consider the proposition.
J Forrest Gort resigns as a deputy clerk in the office of the clerk of men ta meet y minty a pesalion hed on him for 17 s tats he all it is understood at the lege of business next Saturday.
A fragmentary notice describes antiseptic claims and pricing for a product or service. It mentions a price around 700 and lines counting toward a supposed advertisement length. Names, dates, and clear actions are unreadable or garbled in the OCR, leaving only scattered hints of a promotional context.
Property deeds transfer John T Beet and wife to William Humm and wife in avantys. Oscar B Coblentz and wife to John Audley DeGrange in county. Marriage licenses issued include David Roo Faffef near Wend ham and Mildred E Cronenburg aged 18 of Walkersville. A divorce suit filed by Clarenss 4 Davis against his wife Sade 1 Pasi. attorney George AL Peatre. Sawmills in operation numbered 24 in Ecuador.
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