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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1912
Page
6
The Daily News outlines subscription rates and delivery options for readers in Frederick Maryland and nationwide. It notes monthly and quarterly pricing, mailing terms, and carrier delivery, inviting letters and advertisements to reach the office day or night.
Suburban readers learn of a Civic Club effort to plant trees on city streets and state roads. The plan urges residents and officials to cooperate to improve aesthetics and provide shade while aiding erosion control. Officials cite benefits to highways and future generations.
A publicity seeking fad advocate in Chicago survived a near fatal collapse after promoting a diet of subsistence rations. He claimed cents a week sufficed for food and lived on oatmeal crackers, risking death to prove his method. Other Eastern faddists advocate drastic cures and claim to replace surgery with fasting.
A brief look at quacks and faddists who fade from view after courting publicity. The piece cites a World article on compound interest and warns against overreliance on patent medicines. It notes Indiana farm cooking under scrutiny and cautions against sweeping generalizations about rural practices.
The article notes travel prices vary by country and currency while Europeans may face cheaper meals and slower hikes. It reflects on Americans seeking value, the allure of Europe amid rising costs, and the changing season with autumn scenery, leaves turning, and a brisk air sending travelers to scenic woods. A Brooklyn high school football injury is briefly mentioned amid a broader weather and travel column.
The notice describes a vivid allure of a girl, hailed as one of the year’s most attractive figures. It mentions the Werther Mian fulfilling a promise and bringing sunshine to Dale Aml Weadland, highlighting rare delight for the minds seeking the Invigorating outer doors for the reception.
A jittery, garbled OCR snippet from a Merriness minutes page mentions youths, a druggist, a $200 wage, and a town in Michigan. The text is incoherent with stray phrases about drawing soda and a garden, lacking clear events or individuals.
Poem fragment laments end of summer themes. Refers to Summer fading, Autumn approaching, birds silence, memory lingering in the heart. Mentions meadow moon and brook, vivid nature imagery amid nostalgic mood.
Rev Be Duvall Chambers resigns as rector of St Mar Trinity Protestant Episcopal churches in Howard county after 19 years to become assistant rector of Calvary Protestant Church in New York City. Mr Chambers formerly lived field wick. Announced 28th anniversary of C E Union plans for red letter day for members of the Christian Wadelever Societies of the Shire. Preparations underway for launch at the ornamentation in this State. White shirts are being prepared for a debut program date.
Frederick notes recount events from two decades ago including a church dedication at St. Luke s Luthern Church in Kemp Village a cement storefront pore near W Starr on West Patrick Street and a third story addition to the Starr building. Local Republican group American Protection Club of Mt Ayr forms with Py Gosnell as president. At Home social host Miss Tretha Schmidt hosts guests Fannie Mae phy May Kemp Beckie and Tad Wilcoxon with Charles J Sin Albert Souhroeder and Jimmy McLean in attendance. National Society Daughters of the Revolution in Frederick forms a local chapter with Mrs John Ritchie named regent. first such chapter outside Baltimore in Maryland.
Five of six members of the Frederick County Republican central committee are strong Taft supporters. Charles P. K. Younus was elected chairman on Saturday amid claims the group favors the president’s renomination. Young, a leading Taft advocate, united the party behind a Taft for renomination effort. The committee’s action marks a sharpening of county party alignment ahead of primary and registration day observations.
Frederick county reports show Taft supporters and Bull Moose figures pushing to register voters ahead of registration day. Republican organizers aim to enlist every known Taft and Bull Moose member, while Roosevelt and Taft factions pressure each other and seek to influence county sentiment before votes.
A garbled Baltimore market note lists prices and many firm names such as Motter Bros & Co and United Rys with scattered references to brokers banks and various companies. The text blends obscured terms like Seaboard Air Line and Mercantile Trust with fragmented city and rail references, yielding an unreadable ledger snapshot.
Today's stock quotations provided by Motter Bros Co include price movements across key indices and notable shares. Market activity reflects early trading shifts with investors watching major banks industrials and utilities for directional cues.
In Chicago grain market notes Dee Mayo cites rising Taft sentiment among business leaders in Frederick County. He says the State Central Committee will align with the county to organize support ahead of November, predicting Taft victory in the county. Frederick county Republicans listed include T. K. Young, W. L. Richards, Bruns wick, W. BR. Catshall, Woodsboro, Dr. T. Lt. Miller, Lewistown, Dr. C. L. Wachter, Sabillasville, John G. Keller, Middletown.
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