The Daily News Semi Weekly News Frederick 1913
The semi weekly publication in Frederick Maryland issues on Tuesdays and Fridays. The News offers mail subscriptions at 1.00 per year in advance with club incentives. Subscriptions include daily news and business notices. The office is connected to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange. Letters and telegrams should be sent to The News Frederick Md. Published Friday April 25 1913.
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Frederick
Fridass
United States
Chisapeake & Potomac
FreDeRick County
Edith W. Main
Leo Weinberg
Leo Webbers
Ely
Harry W. Bowers
Arthur BD. Willard
Frank L. Stoner
Public notice to subscribers on delivery and pickup locations
Subscribers to The Frederick News are urged to report missed deliveries as efforts to perfect service continue. The paper is sold at multiple local outlets including New City Hotel Buckey's Cigar Store Central Restaurant EK Schmidt's Cigar Store Arlington Hotel Braddock Heights Zimmerman Brothers Grocery Store and 5 Market Street Central.
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Frederick News
New City
Buckey's
Market St. Central
EK. Schmidt
West Patrick Street
Arlington Hotel
Braddock Heights
Zimmerman Broe
The South's Future Progress and Promised Prosperity
A 1915 pamphlet by the Manufacturer's Record is praised for detailing the South's post Civil War progress. It presents data on natural advantages, industrious people, and broad influence, including Uncle Sam’s exhortations to “Go South” and “Invest South,” asserting the region’s role as a future hub of commerce and industry.
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Southland
South
Uncle Sam
Europe
Jong
Pacific Coast
Southern Section Poised for Growth and Prosperity
The passage contrasts the South with the United States in 1880, noting population gaps, higher manufacturing investment, larger bank deposits, and greater education spending. It argues the South has emerged from poverty after war losses and emigration, and can sustain massive population growth while meeting food and textile needs without exhausting resources.
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United States
Be Not Cast Down The World Is Bright
A reflective verse by Charles W. Stevenson from Christian Register urges perseverance amid grief and toil. It counsels a quiet conscience, honest effort, and looking toward a hopeful future rather than dwelling on past troubles.
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Jess
Charles W. Stevenson
Chistian Register
Girl dies from burns in Frightful accident
Miss Lillie Rutherford aged 16 of Lander died from severe burns suffered while preparing supper on Wednesday. Turpentine in her hand spilled igniting her clothing. Her father rushed to help and was injured aiding her. She died the following morning as her stepmother attended a newborn infant in the room. The family barber refers to a shocking farm accident with blame cast on delayed help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Rutherford
Lander
Rev. A. Richards
Miss Rutherford
Jinas
Twenty Years Ago Today in Frederick Society Formed
Frederick column reports on a literary society named the A. C. GS. Society organized with officers H Resenour as president and Chas Collins as vice president. Members will debate read and exercise in a gym. a City Baseball League followed with officers Eisenhauer Perry Heard Strasbureer Lease. clubs Citizens Club Athletic Club Mars land School for the Draft and more are listed with captains and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. GS. Society
H. Resenour
Chas. Collins
Chas
J. Reich
FL Keller
City Opera House
Jost F. Eisenhauer
H. Clay Perry
Wiliam Heard
W. Leroy Strasbureer
M. F. Lease
Citizens’ Club
Elmer Hu
Athletic Chuib
Millard Nusz
Pasume Ciuh
James Baer
The
Browns
C. Shipley
HL Lorentz
George W. Lewis
Monthly meeting of Grace Reformed Mission Band
The Mission Band of Grace Reformed Church met in the chapel yesterday at 4.1 percent? The program included recitations Scripture readings prayers and participation by Blanche Atkinson Inez Willard Mary Margaret McLean Loraing Thomas Jalla Abbott David Aldridge and Davis Moberly. Superintendent David C Aldridge spoke on Chinese study habits and amusements. The meeting closed with a benediction and children played a Chinese game The Cat and the Mouse. Next meeting set for the first Thursday in May.
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Mission Band of
Grace Reformed Church
Mission Band of the Grace Reformed Chuch
Ke L. McLean
Blanche Atkinson
Inez Willard
Mary
Margaret McLean
Loraing ‘Thomas
Jalla Abbott
David Aldrige
Davis Moberly
Funeral Notices and Local News Items
The funeral of Thomas Pranklin Bushey occurred at 10 o’clock after the Baltimore arrival, conducted by Rev. U S G Rupp, with bearers including A C M Cardell and Mayor John Sebell. Interment followed at Olivet cemetery. Atchison and Cline served as directors. Also noted was the funeral of Edwina and Paul Hammond from 42 Kijuebari Street, with service by Rev. Valentine and interment at Green Mount. John Trout visited The News to renew his subscription, pleased with his wife and home. Contractor Roy W Poole finished concrete for the Rosenour Building foundation at Market and Church, walls 18 inches thick, two-day pour. Stanley Guyton of Cambridge City, heir of C T Guyton, promoted to a key supervisor role for the Columbus terminal station project.
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Thomas Pranklin Bushey
Baltimore
U.S. G. Rupp
A.C. M. Cardell
Charles Wertheimer
Samuel ¥. Doll
John iEdward Sebell
George Vantosnen
Hlenry A. Jahn
Mi Olivet
Atchison and Cline
Edwina
Paol Hammond
Kijuebari's Street
L L. J. Valentine
Alfred Diges
Lwentay Barnes
Ernest Lare
Walker Tonsil
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
Trout
John Trout
Park Mills
News
The
Frederick
Park Bills
Ant
Hieberg
Roy W. Poole
Rosenour
Market
Church Streets
Church Street
Market Street
Western Maryland Railway surveys route for freight line
Engineers from Whe Harbor and surrounding towns conduct surveys between wrestcastle and lag erstown for a low-grade freight line. Western Maryland Railway Company employs the survey team, with Chambersburg reached via the Baltimore and Cumberland Valley Railroad under a nine year lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrestcastle
Chamberstors
Lagerstown
Western Maryland Railway Company
Western Maryland
Chambersburg
Baltimore and Cumberland Valley Railroad
Sweetheart Coupon Free Soap With Purchase Offer
In today s News issue a coupon entitles the holder to a free Scent cake of Sweet heart toilet soap with the purchase of one other cake at regular price. The plan aims to introduce the well known soap into large territory.
Freckles Cream Doubled Strength Promise
An advertisement touts a double strength ethine freckle remover claiming guaranteed removal of freckles. It urges readers to ask for the product and promises a money back guarantee if results are not achieved.
Chapel Dedication Planned for Ascension Day in Mt Olivet
Mt Olivet Cemetery Association and City Ministerial Association arrange a May 1 dedication service for the new chapel in Mt Oliver. The Handsome structure cost about $10,000 and will host singing scripture reading prayer and addresses with active city preachers taking part. Burial services have already used the chapel as gardens arrive from other places. The mausoleum sits beneath the chapel and plans will be announced by Rev and committee members.
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Mt Olivet
The
Cemetery Association
Mt. Olivet
Sparrow Laid To Rest In Scranton Killing
William Sparrow well known here died Monday night at the Scranton Belt and Wood Works where he worked as a mill roller. Funeral services were held at 7 PM at the family residence 128 Capouse Ave Green Ridge. Interment followed at Brick Church cemetery West Fairview. Survived by widow Salome J Reed Sparrow daughters Nora Naida and Helen Mantz son Charles Edward and several siblings including Frank Thomas Charles Joseph. Charles Edward formerly assistant sporting editor of the Baltimore Sun.
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Fopher
C. E. Sparrow
Scranton
Yne
William Sparrow
Wut
Capouse Avenue
Green Ridge
K. ‘Fuller
Green Ridge Baptist Church
Jesus
West Fairview
Harnsburg
Brick Church
United Brethren Church
Salome J. (Reed) Sparrow
Nora
Naida
Charles Edward
Helen Talmage Mantz
Frederick
Frank
Thomas
Charles
Harrisburg
Joseph
John Brown
Harper's Ferry
Harpers Ferry
Baltimore Sun
Divorce Granted to Mrs Tinley in Philadelphia Case
Diverse for Mrs Tingley. Among the divorcees granted at Philadelphia was Mrs Clara May Tincles wife of Julien Qauecti Tingley. Mrs Tinley brought suit on the grounds of cruelt y two years ago she left her father in law's home and returned to her parents Mr and Mrs Jas Nunemaker at Thurmont. The husband is a banker a graduate of Harvard and a member of the Germanonian Cricket Club.
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Philadelphia
Clara May Tincles
Julien Qauecti] Tingley
Tinley Broushi
Grand
Crueria
Jas, Nunemaker
Thurmont
Varvard
Germanionana Cricket Club
Baltimore Stock Market Prices Corrected by Motler Bros
Baltimore stock table dated April 25 1913 lists latest sales and corrections across commodities and bonds. Entries include cotton duck Con power notes United Rys Western Maryland Seaboard lines and other rail and bank issues with prices and percentages amid a dense ledger format.
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Motler Bros. & Co
ALG. L. Com
Ipec
Georgia
Alabama
Houston
Hlee
Nort
Porthmouth
Seaboard Air Line
Air Lane
Unitag
Sita
United Rys
Dieone
Minding Hs
Western Maryland
Nor
Central Shand Pack Wetale
L&c. As
Tay Md
Ww Mercantile Trust
ABC Con
Power Notes
Wee Ook Anacostia & Lodonric
Fairmont Coal
Chivago
Div
Wees Bles
Del
Chicago grain market price snapshot
Wheat and corn futures show May and July positions with notes on percentages and prices. Entries indicate May wheat at 635, July 92 percent, September 92 percent and corn May at 504 percent on the Chicago grains market page.
New York Stocks Today Quoted by Matter Bros Co
Today's quotations show stock prices and market movement for New York equities as provided by Matter Bros Co. The brief listing reflects opening levels, daily highs and lows, and notable shifts across leading shares and indices.
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Matter Bros. & Co
Adamstown Forms Baseball Team For Uniform Fund
Adamstown residents have organized a baseball team named The Adamstown Baseball Team. Money raised will buy uniforms. John Fenton Scarif is the manager and James I Day the assistant manager. After about a week the team will be ready to meet challenges. Fountain in Court Park Reopened After Repair.
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Adamstown
John Fenton Scarif
James I. Day
Zemo Itching Vanishes The New Wonder
An advertisement touts Zemo as a fast acting skin remedy for itching eczema and rashes. It claims instant relief, reduced pain, and removal of sores or dandruff, with 25 cent and 1 dollar bottles available by mail from E W Rose Medicine Co. and locally in Frederick by Williamson Drug Store.
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Zemo
E.W. Rose Medicine Co
St. Louis
Frederick
Williamson Drag Store
Notices list of individuals with unclear context
A garbled notice item lists names including Aldgart W Ecker D Chests Kemp Frederick W Obenderfer Jr Stewart Annan David Cramier Uarry Ke Shipley Walter B Leatherman Geonghe W Fawley Claggett Kr Namsberg Tony Harp William B Cutsillall. No clear action or details provided.
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Aldgert W. Ecker
D. Chests
Kemp Frederick W. Obenderfer, Jr
Stewart Annan
David Cramier
Uarry KE. Shipley
Walter B. Leatherman
Geonghe W. Fawley
Claggett KR. Namsberg
Tony Harp
William B. Cutsilall
Look To Your Plumbing In This Odd Advertisement
An odd ad fragment warns readers about plumbing and health, mentioning digestion and stomach issues. It touts Chamberlains Tashie and sera as remedies and markets for sale by ad dealers.
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Vie
Taka Chamberlains Tashie
Sera
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Draf
Pratt
Board of Visitors
Mr. Guyton
Stanley Guyton
Cambride City
Ind
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Burkittsville
Brace Construction
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Terminal
Columbus
Ohio
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Mrs. Tingley
Baltimore Stock Market
Chicago Graits
New York
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Chic. M
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Gt. Nort
Norfolk & Weat
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Northern Pacific
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Southern Pacific
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Court Park
Frederick County National
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State of
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GC. B. Trail
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U. S
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Farmers’, & Mechanics
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Stieff's Best
E. Patrick
Lahn É&E Betson
Empire Theatre
Bana Ps
Pirestone
Fiske
H. & Janu
Fast Patrick
F. Obenderfer & Son
Ira V. Moore
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North Market St
Aprigdit
Frederick County Farmers’ Exchange
East Third Street
Jil Gambrill, JR
Lewistown
J. P
Frederck
East Second Street
P. H.C. Birely
Second St
Marsdtla
North Market Street
J. D Crimmins
N. Market St
Landis
Frederick Diamonds
N. Market Street
H. Y. Crawford
Cameron
Angel Vehicle Works
Middleburg
Mary- Hand
FR. Burleson
Washington, D.C
Mt Conle
Sureta
Lyabilita
Agress
Romilsien
Adeninistrageres
Bend—Acrie Anis
Mate Glace
Faatility Insurances
WEXEV
Prancis Balgyman
Mer
Insurance Breket
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