Frederick Daily News billing and office details
The Frederick Daily News presents subscription rates and office notices. The Semi weekly News is mailed to subscribers in the city or nationwide for $1.00 annually with club inducements. The News Office connects with the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange for orders and information.
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Frederick News Subscriber notice and paper vendors
Subscriptions and delivery issues urged to report non receipt. The Frederick News lists sale points including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store S Market Street Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store West Patrick Street Arlington Hotel At Braddock Heights Zimmerman Gross Grocery Store for availability
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Buckey’s
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F. K. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
New York
Frederick
D. E_ Kefauver
The Mayoralty Fight in Frederick Grows Candidates
Two new candidates enter the Democratic mayoral race in Frederick, bringing four aspirants. The editorial lauds the office as honorable and influential, urging capable citizens to seek civic service and recognize the opportunities for city improvement.
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The College Girl And The Career Question
The article surveys what becomes of college women after graduation asking if they marry or pursue independent work. It notes graduates entering varied fields such as jewelry, welfare, farming, and other roles, with a New York symposium showing diverse paths beyond marriage for educated women.
Fragmented quote on women employment and farming advice
A partial quotation discusses women in business and farming. It notes women in lower lev el positions can reach the top, praises hiring women farmers, and includes remarks by a girl graduate and an actress about acting as a precarious business unless one is well placed.
Mere Man and Artist Debate Sunset Misread
In a humorous exchange the Mere Man mistakes a March landscape for a fried egg while the artist corrects him. The brief exchange plays on perception and wit with a playful tone characteristic of merriness.
President joins Chevy Chase Club amid sports debate
The piece riffs on changes in presidential leisure choices sparking a quarrel among sports advocates. It notes Theodore Roosevelt perhaps a different jurist on golf and tennis, and muses how Taft and Wilson might fare in various games. The tone mixes satire with national sport debates.
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Theodore
Taft
Wilson
You May Lead a Horse to Water Verse but Not Make Him Think
A Frederick column quotes verses about human inertia and change, noting you cannot force effort. The piece ties the idea to local readings and ends with a brief notice of community events and a Baltimore marriage license for David Danner and Bertha Arniv, processed by Arthur M. Allen.
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David Danner
Frederick
Bertha Arniv
Arthur M. Allen
Searea Street
Pankhurst Sentenced to Three Years in Prison
Special Wiepsted to The Nene London reports Mrs Pankhurst is found, culled, and sentenced to three years in prison. April 2, 288 p.m.
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Nene
London
Pankhurst
Lipton Aims to Challenge America's Cup Victory
Sir Thomas Lipton announced today his plan to challenge the New York Yacht Club for the America's Cup. The challenger seeks to mount a new campaign and contest the famous trophy in a future race.
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Thomas Lapien
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President King And Senator Goslin Plan Farmers Meeting
Frederick County farmers gain a question box at Saturday's Farmers Association gathering. President Jepse H King aims to install it for questions read and answered, with expert replies if needed. Senator Goslin of Caroline County will speak on Good Roads and state commission work, signaling a series of fixed topics with future speakers including Professor Spence.
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Good Leals Commission of
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Veauty
Spence
Maryland Agricultural College
Young man on long hike reaches Hagerstown today
Henry G. Danes, after a 4,500 mile trek from Hancock, arrives in Hagerstown amid rain. He has walked 25 miles yesterday and plans on Frederick to reach here by late afternoon. Danes carries clippings, has met prominent figures, and aims for a $6,000 prize from the Bohemian Club of New York.
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Hagerstown
Hancock
Prederick
Danes
Pulitzer School of Journalism
New York City
Bayer
Washington
Wilson
Marshall
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Walter Standow
New York
Johnstown
Sylvia Thorpe
St. Lows
St. Louis
Keystone
Bohemian Club
New York Stocks Quotations by Motter Bros Co
New York stocks today with quotations furnished by Motter Bros Co. Market activity focuses on key industrials and rail shares as investors weigh recent earnings reports and economic indicators amid uncertain trading.
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Holtz Seeks Frederick County Sheriff Nomination
Clarence C C Holtz announces candidacy for Frederick County Sheriff subject to Democratic primaries and asks Democratic voters for support to secure the nomination.
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Among the Sick in Frederick Area
Local notices report several residents ill or recovering. Miss Lillie B. Lantz near the city shows improvement while Mrs Lloyd Culler on South Market street is confined with quinsy. Floyd Cramer, city loop conductor, suffers a severe cold. Mrs Charles F L Seeger on All Saints street recovered from City Hospital surgery and is improving. Mrs Edw F Adams from Washington DC visits her father-in-law, Mr Edw E Adams, at New Market Md.
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Lillie B. Lantz
Lloyd Culler
South Market Street
Floyd Cramer
City
Charles FL Seeger
All Saints Street
City Hospital
Edw. FL Adams
Washington, D.C
Edw. E Adams
Xow Market
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick
Local columns note a vestry meeting at All Saints' church with a full board present. A massive forest fire near Yellow Springs burned about a thousand acres of timber and destroyed cord wood rails and outbuildings, believed started by brush burning. Veteran Volunteer Firemen from Brooklyn, NY plan accommodations for about 40 members as they organize for the Independents' seventh anniversary celebration.
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Burns cure and market notes from Chicago grain listing
A fragmented Chicago grain market note mentions wheat futures and prices with stray figures. The text also references Buckton’s Armia Lane treatment claims and a local testimonial about healing a leg injury. A garbled promotional fragment hints at guarantees and audits.
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