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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1915
Page
6
Community editor argues for modern ladder apparatus after a Saturday night blaze. Emphasizes the Frederick Fire Department needs taller, more versatile ladders to reach upper floors as new buildings rise, urging coordinated planning and investment to improve firefighting effectiveness.
A New York Times note outlines changes in ready to wear apparel from handmade to mass produced. It highlights the shift from tailoring each item to fit individuals toward fitting the general customer, improving affordability for average purse strings while evolving pricing and shop practices.
The piece notes growing costs of custom dresses and how modern women increasingly seek ready made garments. It observes tougher conditions for dressmakers and rising prices while women, though less satisfied, still have money for other needs.
From the Washington Post, the piece argues that war will persist until global opinion rejects it as dueling was rejected. It notes courts settled disputes in the past, suggests an international court might arise but warning tariffs and immigration could be contentious verdicts. It hopes for a day war is banished, though unlikely soon.
A garbled collage of classroom banter and quiz excerpts is presented, mentioning loan repayment, a rug salesman, and a mistaken round in an examination. It references exchanges from Yonkers Statesman, Indianapolis Star, and a New York Times page, capturing a playful, fragmented newspaper fragment style.
Twenty years ago in Frederick local items note the Senior Order of United American Mechanics erecting a latte pole at the public school on East Church Street. Mayor Yeakie urged quiet during performances and a season opening. A distant report mentions mountains and a Branswick famine influence. Prof Jackson at Braddark tunes whe nanos at the Woman's College. Frederick residents plan a dancing picnic near Hayewonds.
Dorsey Etchison addresses a reader who called themselves One Who Is Waiting. He questions the value of supplying precise figures on liquor taxes and related public costs, says the task would require impossible investigation, and jokes about becoming a rich actuary involved in government letters.
Miss Kathleen McCartney hosted a music class gathering at her home on Saturday from 5 to 6 pm. An impromptu program and contests honored contestants Dorothy Homer and Addie Hauer while refreshments of ice cream cakes candies and fruit were served.
Swick dispatches three representatives to engage in the campaign to Italy. Lereare De Blatec and Frasimeni along with Lam her'a and Woof Sunn Wal will meet in Ratomoere Taw to seek consul aid. Each will receive transportation and $10 pocket money upon reaching Italy.
A public notice states a free band concert will be held tomorrow at dawn near Central Street. Prof Rorer G Uarles leads 27 ensemble members with Frederinck in the morning making arrangements for the event.
On September 1 the court heard resolutions honoring John C. Motter born September 4, 1844 in Frederick County Maryland. He was admitted to the bar in 1868 and served as State’s Attorney before becoming Associate Judge. Motter was noted for impartial rulings, charitable acts, and devotion to family and church, dying June 12, 1915 after a long illness.
A partial OCR fragment shows a total of 59 197 04 in totals. The readable portion lists sums and may relate to a financial report or ledger update, but no additional context or entities are discernible.
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