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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1913
Page
6
The Frederick Daily News is mailed or delivered by carriers. Subscriptions cost 25 cents per month, 4.60 for four months, 1.50 for six months, or 3.00 per year. The Semi Weekly News, published Tuesdays and Fridays, costs 1.00 per year in advance. All orders require cash.
Subcribers who miss papers should report to the office as the paper is being delivered as fully as possible. The News is sold at New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel and Zimmerman Bros Grocery at Braddock Heights.
The News notes rising divorce figures and urges frank discussion. Rev Fr Kane’s sermon on Marriage and Divorce criticizes unhappy marriages and rising court filings, while Judge Worthington’s legal remarks emphasize reform by sermons and bench guidance.
The report states that unless changes occur Frederick counts must bear a heavy burden to support Montevue Hospital. Over the past year 193 inmates were removed, leaving about half the former patient population to be cared for locally. The county now must cover ongoing costs for the reduced demand and future operations.
The 1870 Montevue Hospital, founded to humanely treat the insane and indigent, now faces rising upkeep costs. The county fears higher per inmate expenses as state care expands and urges the state to assume its share to avoid undue burden on Frederick County.
A mosaic of quips and jokes from period papers. A judge comments on a square gambler while exchanges spark with playful barbs about Lent and courting. A dialed chorus of newsroom humor and local chatter reflects springtime New York mood and long-settled curiosities.
A Knoxville Journal and Tribune column laments two grave markers for Capt. Robert F. Scott and a South Pole rescuer. It argues epitaphs fail to honor men who embodied steadfast striving, seeking, and unilateral resolve beyond mere praise.
A Frederick column notes March health report by Dr Franklin B Smith showing 14 deaths 4 white 10 colored with contagious diseases scarlet fever and diphtheria. March deeds mortgages licenses and other records filed at the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Democratic County Central Committee names applicants for county offices. A barn on the Stonebraker farm near Weser fon destroyed by fire causing about 5090 loss and suspected arson.
Mrs Elizabeth Best dies at her daughter’s residence after a long life of church work and family service. The article details the death of her husband, Civil War veteran Lewis Bollinger, found beside her in the early hours, with heart trouble cited as the cause. The couple left several children, and funeral arrangements are noted for Thurmont.
The October meeting featured a varied program of temperance papers and readings. Mrs May Markell led with a scripture reading and articles on temperance signals, with contributions from Miss Carrie Morgeli Mrs Katheryn Bartgiss and others. The local union reported earnest work over six months and praised monthly programs held on the second and fourth Mondays.
In Frederick and nearby areas several residents recover or improve from illness. Little Clare V. Mott shows signs of improvement after a period of sickness. Carlton Stull of West Charel Street also improves after a health struggle. Harry R. Kolb of West All Saints Street has returned home after treatment at the State Sanatorium.
The Janda Orchestra of this city will furnish music for a dance at the Academy of Amusements on Thursday night. The event promises lively selections and an evening of entertainment for attendees seeking local culture and social activity.
Prayer meeting service will be held in the Methodist Episcopal church tomorrow evening at 7 20 o'clock. The Frederick county summer school for teachers will have seven instructors instead of six with two instructors in primary work. An unrelated humorous quip about a hen and a letter box appears in the Washington Herald clip.
An old advertisement touts ZEMO as a miracle cure for pimples eczema sores and rash. It claims quick absorption and relief after a few applications with guaranteed results. Available in 25 cent and one dollar bottle sizes from FE W Rose Medicine Co. and retailers like Williamson Drug Store Frederick.
Market precis shows New York stocks with Motter Bros Co providing quotations and Tae News subscription service noted. Information centers on daily price levels, with emphasis on broad market movements and investor activity.
In the Ramsburg divorce ruling Judge Worthington stresses marriage should not be dissolved lightly and separation requires grave reasons. He urges to endure marriage vows for the sake of children and civil society, and notes mutual accommodation strengthens the bond. Also reports Baltimore Motor Truck Company returns to Hagerstown after site inspections in Frederick.
An old advertisement claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals nearly every skin disease and treats burns and bruises. It cites John Deve of Gladwin Michigan who spent 400 dollars on doctors for twelve years before being cured. The ad urges readers to use the product and is recommended by Pearce's.
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