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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1912
Page
4
The Frederick Daily News lists subscription prices and delivery terms for daily, semiweekly, and weekly editions. It notes mailing options, advertising handles, and contact pathways, with date and postal details for Frederick, Maryland.
TO SUBSCRIBERS The Frederick News asks readers who miss delivery to report it. A list of sale points includes New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store 8 Market St General Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store WW Patrick Street Arlington Hotel Hotel Braddock Braddock Zimmerman Bros Grocery Store.
Slow progress in shaping individuality shows nations push to mold weaker peoples to their standards while encouraging them to develop their own paths. Examples include Philippine education aiming to produce true Filipinos and Ireland reviving Gaelic culture to restore soul and industry. The Society of American Indians echoes this, urging native development under modern civilization without imitation.
A historical commentary questions the promise of cowless milk as a solution to high living costs. German chemists allegedly synthesize milk without cows, with Sir William Crookes cautiously weighing the claim. The piece mocks overhyped scientific marvels and notes that traditional processes like milking endure, citing autos over horses and the persistence of ordinary life.
A Toledo paper column mixes a humorous note on an English apiarist who breeds a bee that avoids stinging with a Ohio city fault line about typhoid damages. Ottawa residents sue for epidemic losses while city officials debate liability and the price of lives and sickness in a sprawling editorial sketch.
A brief item notes Oyster Bay's lively street scene as residents cross over and look toward better days, with a buoyant tone reflecting local optimism amid everyday activity.
A fragment from a Chicago Record-Herald style piece features a servant interview about work with hints of elopement and polite flirtation. The maid brashly defends lack of experience while a character seeks reassurance from a companion in a domestic setting.
North Perry Cumberland ceremonial session notes a meditation on absence and memory. Local Buamin Temple Nobles and Baltimore Mystic Shrine members plan a visit to Cumberland on Saturday December 7 for a ceremonial session at the new Masonic Temple, likely drawing twenty to thirty visiting nobles from Frederick.
A 15 year old boy in Brooklyn killed himself rather than marry his 12 year old sweetheart. The note links the act to excessive social pressure for rapid marriage, illustrating how speed mania affects youth and adults alike. Nearby, Frederick Fairgoers are advised to attend the Frederick Fair this week as reported by local papers.
Frederick items note two men injured when a separator wagon collapsed at City Hall area. Mr. Burick and Mr. Hoffman sustained injuries. Doctors Goodell and Shaeret attended them. A residence on East Second Street sold for seven hundred fifty dollars. Frederick wheelmen announce a bicycle parade next month. A fire rages on South Mountain near Miss Rose Jones causing injury. Debris removal at the Gamarill mill ongoing with wheat recovery efforts.
The Lutheran Synod convention at Zion Lutheran church Williamsport opened with devotions led by Rev. De A A Hellman. President Rev. John Bowers announced 99 pastors and delegates and reported 11 accessions from other synods. Two deaths, nine resignations, and 13 removals were noted. Six candidates for licensure and one for ordination were listed. New churches Augsburg Baltimore and New Church Williamsport were dedicated. A Govans Mission and Columbia Heights Church were added with missions established, and officers were re elected. The afternoon session heard from Rev. D. Upton Blair and other officials on missions and the Loysville Orphans Home.
New York stocks are listed with quotations furnished by Moiter Bros Co. The report provides current prices and market movement across major components, reflecting trading activity and notable shifts during the session.
Baltimore stock quotes corrected to noon from Motter Bras & Co. show varied securities including cotton duck contracts and rail company issues. The article also covers a ministerial education report from Gettysburg College, noting 14 students studying for the ministry, five admission applicants, a $3,500 synod stipend, and financial aid up to $300 yearly for medical missionary prep. Rev OC M Levnster of Baltimore attends, with talks by Rev Dr William A Bainville on education.
The Department of Agriculture will conduct experiments in Bethesda, Montgomery County, to determine the cause of a recent epidemic that killed thousands of horses in Kansas and Nebraska. Federal officials cite toxic poisoning from extreme climate as a factor, while Wan authorities blame bacteria. The story also notes a Home For Aged Ministers project by the United Brethren Church at a Shaker farm near Dayton, Ohio, purchasing 4 acres for retirees, orphans, and related facilities at an estimated $350,060.
Frederick County National Capital shows surplus and profits figures of 108000 and 125000 dollars. The notice promotes building a surplus through systematic bank deposits at four percent interest on special deposits. The bank, established 1818, advertises services to those seeking a strong financial institution during renovation at No 14 Weat LOBERTS Th LEVY, Administratrix. Public inspection prior to sale. Lewis I. Carter Auctioneer.
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