Frederick News Subscribers Urged Report Missing Papers
The Frederick News urges subscribers who do not receive their paper regularly to report the issue, as the paper is published by Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company in Frederick MD. It notes distribution points including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store 5 Market St Central Restaurant F K Schmidt's Cigar Store W Patrick Street Arlington Hotel.
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United States
Chesapeake & Protomac Telephone Exchange
Frederick
Fredert
Frederick News
New City Hotel
Buckey’s
Market St. Central
F. K. Schmidt
W. Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Atchison
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Broehklya i. TiChes. & O
St ‘Ohio
Mock St. P
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Kans City
Mo. Pac
N. Y. Cen
Norfolk& Western
Northern Pacific
Penn
Reading
Guek
Southern Pacific
Sou
Union Pacific
Wabash
Amal Copper
Ameri Ice
Avaconda
Car & Fdy. Co
Cen
East Patrick Street
Carroll Street
Frederick Railroad Company
Henry Tyson
Drs. T., .Johnson
W. M. Smith
A. ML Fisher
North Market Street
A. H. Harrington
East Third Street
Kula Bros
Central National Bank
Bank Corner Church
Court Streets
L. S. Chagan
Erste A
Frederick Ladies Civic Club advocates city spring cleaning
The Frederick Woman's Civic Club formed yesterday and aims to make Frederick healthier and more beautiful. They plan a municipal spring cleaning day with emphasis on sanitary conditions and public spaces, urging timely action and strong attendance. Spokane's example shows large participation, organized by local businesses and residents, with incineration of waste and supervision to ensure cleanliness.
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Frederick
Spokane
Washington
Epring
Civic club plans city wide cleanup drive in Frederick
Read as a local note the Civic Club aims to organize a day devoted to cleansing public and private spaces including alleys and cellars to curb disease. The piece juggles varied topics from free trade lists to billboard space in Pittsburg and Alaska chicken prices.
The Horse and Car Age in the Nation
A Boston Globe reprint notes that about 70 percent of new automobiles are used for business, with pleasure trips common. The piece predicts horses remain needed for farming, hunting, and military uses, while motor vehicles surge in commerce. A New York World item discusses state ratification efforts for the federal income tax amendment, noting 34 states ratified and several laggards.
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Weel Horst
Boston Globe
New York
Connecticu
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Utiah
Vermont
Wyoming
New Jersey Senate
Albany
The Camotrist Prisoner and Public Funding Debate
Fragmentary text discusses a court room incident with a glass eye and a debate over how funds are spent. It critiques appointive spending by Governor appointees and argues for elected county officials to control money for mosquito control and related programs. The piece reflects distrust of non-elected officials and urges a defined allocation approach by county authorities.
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Carroll
Fly Control and Preventive Hygiene Warns Against Breeding
An 19th century health piece stresses eliminating fly breeding sites to curb disease. It notes a single female house fly can hatch over a hundred offspring, with breeding zones in cesspools and unkept stables. Preventive measures include screens on doors and consistent cleanliness to reduce vector growth.
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Balthiore
Minutes of Merriness and witty exchanges in papers
A collage of quips shows Kalem Lailer as town celebrity while Stig He mortgages for an airship. The Chicago News mocks a noble idea from Shaw as a mere suggestion. A Washington Star exchange jokes about a funeral and a grandmother. A Cleveland Plain Dealer scene shows a dramatic bank overdraw and a bridge game wish.
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Kalem—Lailer
Stig
Chicago News
George
Cleveland
Plain Dealer
Direct primary era provokes voters and critics
A fragment reflecting on elections, the shift to direct primaries, and public sentiment. The speaker questions the old system versus the new, noting laughs, cries, and uncertainty about future elections and political reform. Local voices contrast past and present methods.
Moments With the Muse Spring Work Perseveres
In spring, labor fills every hour as Nature accelerates her tasks. The poem recalls that April and May banish idleness, with seed and leaf forging growth beneath the earth, while autumn reaps the harvest. The author urges a buoyant heart as we learn from Nature’s busy season.
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Margaret HK
Sangster
the Christian Herald
Midnight in the Ozarks medical confusion and misprints
A garbled OCR page fragment mentions medical terms and names in a disorderly jumble. It references doctors, patients, and various misread phrases such as fever, treatment, and care, with stray place names and unrelated strings. The readable bits hint at a health or local notice but lack coherent events or clear subjects.
May 16 Visit Payment Notice from DVTUIAMC TA ATTFHN
Payment notice directed to ALICNY from DVTUIAMC TA ATTFHN requests a visit on May 16. The message repeats the instruction and date, emphasizing the due action and the meeting reference.
Cornerstone to be laid at Forest Oak Lodge building
New building ceremonies set for May 16 with services and Fraternal visits. Hon. H. Warner Jr and ALG Carlisle from Forest Gate Lodge of Gaithersburg attend and invite Mountain City Lodge members. Taft and Governor Crothers expected. Knights of Pythias hold large meeting in Masonic Temple with a parade band and luncheon closing the session.
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Knights of Pythias
Masonic Temple
H. Warner, Jr
Alg. Carlisle
Forrest Qale Lodge
Gaithersburg
Montgomery County
Mountain City Lodge
Taft
Crothers
Front Mountain City Lodge
Mountain City Lodge to Visit Neighboring Knights of Pythias
Fraternal schedule outlines Mountain City Lodge plans to visit Knights of Pythias lodges in Keedysville Sharpsburg Hagerstown Smithsburg Clear Spring and Westminster and invite them to Frederick for a June event. A committee led by Reno Harp Stephen H Bennett and others coordinates the travels and a June initiation for a Kensington lodge is noted. Prices of latest sales are corrected by Motter Bros. Bankers and Brokers.
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Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Keedysville
Sharpsburg
Hastsport
Hagerstown
Smithsburg
Clear Spring
Try
Washington County
Thurmone
Brunswick
Frederick Courtiy
Yureytown
Union Bridge
Westminster
Carroll County
Frederick
Reno
Harp
Stephen H. Bennett
Robert Sherold
John D. Conard
Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
Twenty years ago in Frederick a Congregational meeting elected Rev. Dr. J. Beale of Baltimore as pastor of the Presbyterian church, with a salary of per year. Real estate prices showed uptick after bottom prices, farms fetching around 38.33 to 50. Excitement near the Citizen office as the governor’s train engine reportedly ran without brakes, sending locals seeking safety. An incident near the Baltimore and Ohio tavine left Edward Eichemeiser with facial cuts from flying glass.
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The
Presbyterian Church
2. J. Beale
Baltimore
Unclear April Market Ticker With Bonds And Grains
A fragmented April market page lists various bonds denominations and yields for Consols, rail and utility stocks, and coal firms alongside grain futures. Entries include Seaboard Air Line bonds, United Ry. securities, Western Maryland and Somerset Coal references, plus wheat and corn prices for May July and Sept contracts.
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Georgia & Alibama
Houston
Elec
Nort
Portsmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Seaboard Company
United Rys
United
Chicago Bays
Fairmont Coal
FL & G. As
Trust
Somerset Coal
Annapolis & Potomac Citizens Bank GG. & N. Ls
Janison
Sparrow's Point
Northern Central
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TRE Daily News
Independent
BT Great Southern Printing and
Frederick, MD
EB. Birely
R.E. Delaplaine
Sec'y
Treas
Birely
C. Will Foot
Frederick's Woman's Civic Club
Civic Club
Congress
Pittsburg
Sam
Iditated
Alaska
Foby
G. Bernard Shaw
Chicago Tribune
Cory Price
Washington Star
the Muse
Ozarks
Hong
Tegric
Eta
Motter Broa. & Co
Forest Oak Lodge
Baltimore Stock Market
Larry JL. Price
Daltimore
Mountain City
Kensington
J. E. Phleegar
David Steiner
Charles Groff
Stephen H. Dennett
Wiliam Smith
Opp Tanning
Leeds
Tui News
Wprdl
Wileims
Baltimore and Ohio
Tavine
Edward & Eichemeiser
Mfoan Entertainment
Halfer
Johnson
Walter Depnel
Lo Pasne
Chicago Grain Market
Maryland
Mmeo General
Fredfrick
Frederick County National
Armess
Farmers’ & Mechanics
National Bank
Fredenck, MD
Bill
Motter Bros. & CO
April Investments
Bankers and Brokers
Indlan
Ing. Galt
Frederic Pewsbars
Cook
NO. East Second Street
Gueurran & Co
Sth Street
Nsw
Wranklin
Rochester
N.Y
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Mira
Fawkes
Fourth Street
Rhode Island
James
Tistes
Cba Hepurn
Vrs
eVark
Apriodts
Jeurs
Service
Gnece
H. C. DeGrangeé
Market Street
John Lambright
West Fourth Street
East Church Street
Aepreldoe
Hoke’s Machine Shop
Ft. Ie
Shipley
South Market Street
Furry W. Bowers
Aprisdim
Court Street
F. Wertheimer
Aprights
Wwhitewasher
West Sixth Street
Af Derratreet
Tes House
Oky
Aprisaste
Hautes Aa
Linganore Wills Farm
Aprigatt
Yj Newspaper
Felhive
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