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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1904
Page
3
Frederick May issue notes subscription rates for The Daily News and The Weekly News. It details mail and carriage delivery, club incentives, payment requirements, and the telegraph exchange connection for advertising and correspondence.
British industry studies show American management and engineering being imported and American plans adopted widely in the U K and in British plants. Despite complying employe relations, unions and long held conservatism hinder full British adaptation as American firms gain ground.
Managers note no indication of American progress being warded by captors of British trade. American manufacturers pursue trade once owned by British firms by meeting contract specs and by setting up plants in England, overcoming barriers to compete directly.
Contemporary comment notes rising divorces may become unfashionable and cites varied opinions from Baltimore and Annapolis papers. It argues schools must modernize to keep pace with private institutions so every child gains broad, efficient training with minimal time and effort, ensuring equal access in public education.
A collage of quips and cartoonish lines from various papers. The dialogue includes humorous exchanges about vinegar and time, public confidence in senators, and a pun filled classroom moment. Notable voices reference Senator Sorgham and a Marc Antony style banter.
In a Philadelphia Letter the President rebukes Rep Gardner known as Gasale Gardner, son in law to Senator Lodge, for pressuring to appoint a Haverhill postmaster. The President asserts he consults Senators but will not be coerced and vows to appoint on duty, not political influence.
Dr King s New Discovery is praised as a cure for throat and lung troubles including consumption and coughs. Mrs Lois Crazg of Dorchester Massachusetts credits the remedy with saving her life, and the ad promotes it as a universal throat and lung medicine. Trial bottle offered free by A L Pearre Drugstore with prices listed.
A lyrical reminiscence of mothers voice and memories across distance. Poetic lines express longing for a familiar touch and guidance, with references to distant lands and evenings, attributed to E. H. Forges in a New York Tribune poem. The piece blends nostalgic verse and longing across time.
The Young Men's Christian Association held its annual cotcord election last night with no social event after the business meeting. The constitution was amended to enlarge the Junior Board to eight members and allow the board to elect its own officers. Nominations included Henry H Abbott and others for the Junior Board and a separate advisory board. The outgoing officers were thanked, with special praise for President Abbott and Vice President Gilson. A boys gospel service is planned for tomorrow morning and a 6 PM talk at the Y rooms for boys.
A fire ravaged the warehouse of J. Herbert Miller in Union Bridge. Other notes report Court of Appeals opinions on several cases, a fatal live-wire accident in Bottinington Indiana, a carriage accident in Broad Creek Week, school closures in Anns Arondel county due to land shortages, a divorce in Quarrell county, a miner’s death from a coal fall in Allegany Mines, and potential merger talks involving Baltimore electric lighting and gas interests amid a Consolidated Gas Company stake.
Mr Harry A Stockman and Mise Nettie B Greenwalt of near Jefferson were quietly married by Rev C F Brook at the Lutheran parsonage on Thursday evening.
A frosty morning market lists eggs at 25 cents a dozen and poultry prices for Chickens 26 to 40 cents each dressed 25 to 25 cents, ducks 35 to 65 cents, turkeys 20 cents per pound, and various fruits vegetables and fish with numerous per unit and per quarter peck prices across meats and produce. The notice notes Thanksgiving market preparations and a noon price list for Sunday dinners.
The notices report the deaths of William H. Steiner at 66, due to consumption, with burial plans in Frederick Olivet Cemetery. George D. Kailor, 38, longtime Franklin Hotel clerk, died in Hagerstown from double pneumonia. and Garnie Garner, 24, died in Weak Falls County with funeral services in Tayloraville. Survivors include spouses and a child. dates and precise locations provided.
The Morton Opera Company presents Alfred Oeiler’s Dorothy at the City Opera House next Tuesday night. The melodious comic opera features a charming love story, lively music, and engaging plot noted for broad appeal. Dorothy enjoyed a London success and is expected to delight local patrons.
The text urges merchants to advertise in The Day and Weekly News to reach business readers and households. It claims attractive stock and wide notice through ads benefit employers, job seekers, buyers, sellers, and anyone needing a service or item, noting The News want ads fulfill all wants.
The piece catalogs civic, religious, and social events ahead of Thanksgiving in Fredericktown. It lists meetings of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, Y M C A activities, weddings, funerals, evangelistic services, and community gatherings at churches, colleges, and societies. It notes winter preparations, shopping, and upcoming entertainments, with local concerns about turkey prices and Prosperity talk.
A major conference in November in New York City will tackle the union of Protestant churches of all denominations. Delegates from Baptist, Presbyterian, Latharan, Protestant Episcopal, Methodist and other churches will attend. Rev Dr W H Roberts announced the convention of the Protestant churches of America at the American commission meeting.
The Balles Lettras Literary Society held a regular meeting yesterday afternoon with R Hamm presiding. Officers elected earlier were announced: A. Holtz president T. Lagg vice president J. Toms treasurer F. Ssappingtoo secretary F. M Dertzbaugh assistant secretary J. Enright librarian W. James. Readings and debates followed including topics on Indian Summer and gasoline as a fuel. The negative side won the debate, judges favoring the negative. The editor W. James reported, and the society adjourned.
The Woman's College reports rising athletic interest this year with four basketball teams and ongoing field hockey. Rivalries span juniors versus seniors, plus Reda and Blues teams led by Miss Slagle and Miss Koster. Thanksgiving field hockey game set for Thursday on the New London Pike at 12 o'clock, 10 minute halves, 5 minute intermission, visitors welcome.
The Frederick Art Club met November 17 with Mrs Helen Y Johnson presiding. Papers by Mrs Lauterbach and Mrs Otf explored Ghiberti and Donatello, their lives and works, including Ghiberti's Baptistery doors and Donatello's St George and David. Committees formed and plans set for the annual Christmas art sales starting November 26.
The funeral for Mrs Mary A Shank widow of George W Shank was held at 10 am from her Woodsboro home. Rev Wm E Wheeler conducted the service with hymns I Would Not Live Always and Thy Will Be Done sung by a chorus. She rests beside her husband in Woodsboro cemetery with Adama Powell of Woodsboro as undertakers.
Telegram from La France Fire Engine Co of Elmira New York states the hose wagon for the Junior Fire Co will be shipped today if a car is received in time. The message indicates readiness to dispatch once transport is secured.
Dr Fraley of 171 West Patrick Attest cites constant back soreness and kidney weakness as signs of disorder. He credits Doans Kidney Pills from Clinton E. Maina Drug Store for relief, claiming lasting, radical improvement and urging readers to remember the name Doan's. Price 60 cents a box. Foster Milburneo Buffalo NY sole agents.
A brass and walnut pulpit dedicated to the late Rev. James Addison Ingle, Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Hankow, was recently placed at All Saints' Protestant Episcopal Church in this city. Furnished by Br. Gaiseler of New York and purchased by congregants, the pulpit was consecrated on November 1.
Mary Smith was arrested by Officer Brenglie for disorderly conduct on South Market street. Before Justice Wood she was fined 73 dollars or 30 days in jail, order issued in a case noted as law enforcement action. A separate public sale notice advertises a Frederick County mortgage foreclosure of Lot No. 1 in Buckeystown district, date December 13, 1901, with property subject to a 225 dollar mortgage and terms of sale requiring 50 dollars cash the day of sale. Auctioneer Bernard W. Thomas listed as assignor L M Brenity.
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