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The Daily News offers subscriptions 25 cents monthly 1.96 for four months 1.60 for six months or 3.00 per year. The Semi-Weekly News mailed Tuesdays and Fridays 1.00 per year in advance. The News Office is connected to the Chesapeake Potomac Telephone Exchange. Address all letters and telegrams to THE NEWS Frederick Md. Second-Class Mail Matter.
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Progress in Porto Rico shows strong American trade gains
Governor Colton reports a booming Porto Rico economy under American occupation. Trade with the United States dominates, with purchases and sales around 34.7 million dollars each and a favorable balance. Banking deposits rise, insurance expands, and new corporations form as cultivation increases and farming methods improve.
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George R Colton
Porto Rico
United States
Island
Panama
Christmas bargains and medical advances from old Philadelphia paper
A Philadelphia physician removed a diseased kidney and replaced it with one from a corpse in a rare medical note. A Bloomfield cook mistakenly used pain killer as a spice in dumplings, causing guests to drink more to counteract the effect. The column jests about gifts and an early Christmas shopping scene amid odd clippings.
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Philadelphia
Bloomfield
Post Office Bond Confusion Highlights Savings Trap
A New York depositor misjudged a postal bonds offer yielding 2.5 percent, selling at 92.5 cents on the dollar and losing $15. The article notes the circular’s ambiguity, the need for investor caution, and that postal savings trustees may withdraw 30 percent for investment in government bonds. The Postmaster General announced the department will buy at par those deposits forced to relinquish their investment to prevent repeats.
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Great Britain
Uncle Sam
Postal Savings Ban
Gayeeral Hitchcock
New York Show On Trial Stirring Vaudeville Rumors
The Baltimore Star notes ongoing trials and a plan to shoot Vithonane Stokes again for a vaudeville on Ragen in Baltimore with football facing more days and a Thanksgiving. It laments college changes, mocks the gesture as a sham, and hints at agricultural estimates from the Agri department regarding wheat corn and cotton plus wartime farm contributions and crop prospects.
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New York
Vithonane Stokes
Baltimore Star
Agnicalurz
Ben Tie
Fragmented social quips from early 20th century chatter
A garbled OCR collection of quotes and jokes from 1910s social life. It features lines about lungs, aging, debutantes, society leaders, and a mummy display. The fragmentary dialogue hints at wit, manners, and fashionable concerns of the era.
Debate Over Hen Versus Horse Sparks Holiday Spirit
In a year with commodity markets valued at about 620 billion dollars the nation’s 100 million people might see a per capita wealth of 620 dollars. Amid debates on which animal serves humanity better the hen is praised for steady labor, while the horse remains linked to history. The piece urges turning from gloom to Christmas cheer and notes public discourse in cultural debate forums.
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Rusal
Montana
Water system work advances amid new manholes and dam
The city edges toward complete water system upgrades as Roy completes brick manholes over air valves to ease air release, cutting labor needs. Ox Creek dam work proceeds, adding a 2 million gallon basin costing about 1500 dollars, supplying Frederick's system. Fire protection line and city mains connections near South Market and All Saint streets face delays due to complex sewer mains and brick structures. Total project value nears 449,000 dollars with significant unanticipated scope beyond original plans. Beattie death rumors stir Frederick as reporters note scant early details.
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Monon
Fido
Washington Star
Carroll Street
Baltimore and Ohio
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Dramatic Headlines Sweep Through Criminous City Pages
A jumble of bold dramatic headlines dominates the page, listing murder and death by suicide cases, a grand jury sewer tract probe, a lawyer defense, a captured suspect, a pistol trap, a mine tunnel tragedy, a ferry collision, and a fatal air crash, all led by Edmund Moberly in The Johnstown Pa Leader.
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Avinger
Wistol
Scarbal
Heaton
Panpseide
Merico
Edmund Moberly
Johnstown Pa
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local items note G H H Moreau appointed to a temperance position and the retirement of Register Pindar. The first annual session of the Grand Commander Kimchi Templars of Marinland opens in Baltimore with officers Dufresa and Robi leaving to attend the meeting of the association of Maryland School Commissioners.
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G HH Moreau
Reester of Wits
Hegister Pindar
Kimchi Templars of
Marinland
Balimore
Oys Laewa Thie Qiy
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Mesars Rare Dufresa
E L Robi
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Association of Marvar” School
Commisianes
Chicago grain market and price notes brief
Fragmentary OCR reports on Chicago grain market with scattered prices for December and March contracts. Mentions corn and wheat futures and a few traders or entities, but many words are garbled and unclear.
New York Stocks Today Quotations By Motter Bros Co
Stock quotations from New York are provided by Motter Bros Co. The report lists prices and movements for leading shares, with emphasis on the latest trading figures and market direction as compiled for daily financial readers.
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Baltimore Stock Market Prides of Latest Sales At Noon
Market brief listing various securities and bond notes including Motte Bankers and Brokers Noven A C L Con 45 Anacostia & Potomac Chicago Railways 5s Cons Coal c4 Cons Cotton Duck 5s and other issues Seaboard Air Line Ist 45 United Rys. 4s Western Maryland Ist corrected up.
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